Professor Chris Marsden and Dr Trisha Meyer summarise the recommendations for regulating fake news set out in their report presented to the European Parliament….
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Lucie Audibert, of Taylor Wessing, reviews a book that demonstrates that tech law is not a niche…
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The House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee has produced a report on the impact of social media and screen-use on young people’s health….
Sarah Ellington and Daniel D’Ambrosio of DLA Piper run through ten of the most pressing emerging human rights risks affecting law tech decision-making…
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The CMA has announced that it has secured formal commitments from sixteen celebrity influencers and issued further guidance on influencer marketing….
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The House of Commons Petitions Select Committee has published its report “Online abuse and the experience of disabled people” and has said that the current law is not fit for purpose….
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Highest fine to date under the GDPR issued by CNIL, the French data protection authority…
Leo Davidson of 11KBW summarises the recent ECtHR decision on publisher liability for linked content…
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Dan Tacone, President at Intapp, a professional services consultancy looks at how technology is helping to shape some wider changes in the legal sector….
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Inspired by unknown unknown drones, Professor Chris Marsden scans the skyline with thought on Brexit, net neutrality and the regulation of social media…