The European Court of Human Rights has held that a refusal to hold the owner of a blog liable for a defamatory anonymous online comment did not violate the ECHR…
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Pearse Ryan, Colin Rooney and Hugh McCarthy take a careful look at the key features of the European Commission’s draft code of conduct on privacy for mobile health applications…
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Falk Schoening, Rod Freeman and Sebastian Polly consider the European Parliament’s call for new rules for robots…
Neil Brown offers some initial thoughts on a topic which you probably haven’t thought too much about yet….
A recent High Court judgment in a case concerning infringement of trade marks and alleged passing off raises novel issues of wider importance…
Martin Sloan and Leigh Gapinski consider a recent case where the court awarded £17,000 in damages for breaches of the DPA in relation to domestic CCTV…
Robert Morley embraces the potential of AI in legal but believes that AI will only ever be a useful tool – a servant rather than the lawyer’s master…
Pearse Ryan and Robert Cain highlight the role of an EU task force and the issues it is likely to address…
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Manish Soni sheds some light on a vital area – trusted computing – which underpins our computing and which few IT lawyers understand…
In light of the judgment in CG v Facebook in the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal, Professor Lorna Woods asks: when is Facebook liable for illegal content under the E-commerce Directive?…
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