Julia Hörnle looks at a German case concerning the application of EU data protection law to foreign service providers and similar questions arising elsewhere in the EU, all of which raise issues about what amounts to the right kind of establishment…
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Graham Smith gives us his take on the recent Court of Appeal judgment in Tamiz v Google. This article is taken from his Cyberleagle blog at www.cyberleagle.com….
Paul Mew asks how the new Microsoft tablet compares to Apple’s business–world dominating iPad…
Jack Gilbert reports on the meeting of the SCL Media Group on 14 March 2013, which focused on the effect of the recent decision in Tamiz v Google on the liability of ISPs and the intermediary defence under the Defamation Bill…
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Simon Deane-Johns joins up the dots to show the full picture concerning the hottest data-related issues…
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The EU Commission has fined Microsoft for its non-compliance with browser choice commitments…
Richard Graham and Adam Lewington paint a Big Data landscape, and highlight the risks in the foreground and those looming on the horizon…
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Nominet has abandoned its plans for the introduction of .uk domain names, for the time being…
Laura Scaife reflects on the latest collision between Twitter and the law…
EU data protection authorities are not happy with Google’s responses to their questions on privacy and threaten a ‘coordinated repressive action’…
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