A Meatier Taste: More IFCLA Conference Articles
Two more articles give a flavour of the major Conference which is to be hosted by SCL…
Read More… from A Meatier Taste: More IFCLA Conference Articles
Two more articles give a flavour of the major Conference which is to be hosted by SCL…
Read More… from A Meatier Taste: More IFCLA Conference Articles
With digital disruption high on the agenda for organisations working in the financial services industry, Kenny Robertson looks at the importance of APIs and what the adoption of progressive API strategies might bring with particular reference to his own employer, RBS. Kenny Robertson is one of the speakers at the IFCLA Conference on the topic FinTech – IT and Financial Services Regulation….
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Whet your appetite for the IFCLA Conference with two articles from its many speakers…
The EU Commission has sent a Statement of Objections to Google relating to its Android operating system and applications. This is a significant step in terms of competition law proceedings….
Read More… from EU Commission v Google: Latest Development on Anti-trust
Katharine Lammiman reports on the latest event in the Foundations of IT Law series (Module 4- Cycle 2), which was held on 17 March 2016 and hosted by Olswang LLP…
Read More… from SCL Event Report: Foundations of IT Law – Internet Law and Social Media
Vicky Butterworth looks at a High Court judgment that includes some helpful guidance for brand owners complaining about a domain name…
Read More… from Abusive Domain Name Registrations: Banks’ High Court Success
Richard French examines the blockchain technology and discusses some of its legal aspects…
Joe McNamee’s article, one of our regular opinion pieces, may raise wider debate about the real meaning of privacy in a changed data landscape…
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Three unrelated developments show the disconnect between reality and the Internet’s version of it…
The CJEU has held that a former authorised car dealer was not responsible for online advertisements which continued to associate the dealer with the ‘Mercedes-Benz’ trade mark….
Read More… from Internet and Trade Marks: Latest CJEU Decision