Queen’s Speech: Communications Data Bill
Some further details on the proposed legislation have become available, and we have initial comments…
Some further details on the proposed legislation have become available, and we have initial comments…
A review of the Payment Services Directive by the European Commission provides an opportunity for Simon Deane-Johns to clarify its scope by reference to how the major card schemes actually work….
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It has been announced that Microsoft and Facebook have reached an agreement on the sale of some of Microsoft’s recently acquired patens – those bought from AOL…
A recent Internet libel case highlights the extensive reach of ‘immunity’ for information services providers. Laurence Eastham attempts to pick out the more interesting aspects of a 99-paragraph judgment….
Kuan Hon summarises some fundamentally important elements of cloud computing and clarifies with culinary comparators. Don’t read this article when you are hungry!…
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Are big companies playing fair when they ask us to sign up to immensely complicated T&Cs online?…
The Article 29 Working Party has adopted Opinions on the data protection reform proposals and on facial recognition….
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The judgment in the match-fixing libel case involving New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns focuses on a libel originating on Twitter but has little meat for IT lawyers….
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On 28 March, the EU Commission proposed that a European Cybercrime Centre be established within Europol to become the Union’s focal point in the fight against cybercrime…
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Are there too many bodies interfering in Internet regulation?…