The winner of the inaugural SCL Sir Henry Brooke Student Essay Prize 2019 Winner, Robert Lewis, takes a wide-ranging look at the disparities between the laws regulating social networks and those regulating its users and the traditional media…
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The Communications Data Acquisition Regulations 2019 have been made….
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Christopher Ireland reports on the recent lecture by Professor David Ormerod touching on the Law Commission’s work around online harm and abuse…
Neil Brown, of decoded.legal, picks out some key practice points from the recent judgment in Rudd v Bridle which dealt with SARs and the use of the litigation privilege exemption…
In the fourth and final part of our four-part series looking at the principles and tools involved in legal design, Legal Design Engineer, Charlotte Baker, highlights some examples of legal design in action….
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The UK government has published its response to the DCSM Select Committee’s final report on Disinformation….
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Draft investigatory powers regulations published, Law Society guidance, gambling news and HMTCS blog post in this week’s round-up of techlaw news from the past week…
The Editor would like your thoughts on the GDPR…
Consultation open until 14th June with interim report to follow Summer 2019…
The authors of The Law and Autonomous Vehicles peer into the near future to see what changes are necessary to car building regulations and the Highway Code as cars become increasingly less dependent on their drivers….
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