Predictions 2016: Callum Sinclair
Friday’s predictions begin with a slightly gloomy set from Callum Sinclair, an IT law expert based in DLA Piper’s Edinburgh office…
Friday’s predictions begin with a slightly gloomy set from Callum Sinclair, an IT law expert based in DLA Piper’s Edinburgh office…
Simon Crosby warns about placing too much reliance on machine learning and artificial intelligence as the security panacea…
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The third set of the predictions is from Rev Adrian Kennard (@TheRealRevK) who inhabits the real world of Internet provision…
It is almost time to read expert predictions. You can still contribute. You almost certainly have better insights than the ones I offer here….
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In the latest in our series of articles on Schrems, Paul Bernal offers his views on the effect of the judgment and the context in which it should be seen…
Julia Hörnle analyses the Schrems judgment in depth and considers its implications…
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In a guest post, Simon Deane-Johns, who was the Conference Chair, offers his thoughts on some of the themes covered at the SCL Technology Law Futures Conference held in the summer…
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Simon Deane-Johns reviews the final version of the new Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on payment services in the internal market. This article supersedes his article published online in June 2015….
Laurence Eastham reports on the Lecture from Dame Wendy Hall under the title ‘The Evolution of the Web: From the Wild West to a Brave New World?’…
Chris Bridges investigates the EU Commission’s consultation on geo-blocking, which some (including the Commission) see as an obvious threat to the EU’s digital single market. Chris sees it as a lot more complicated than that….