December 2006 / January 2007 Online Course
The course for the December 2006/January 2007 issue of Computers & Law magazine. (Course code HW/SFCL8 – 1 hour)…
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More Predictions Added in 2007
The SCL predictions continue to be the most popular item on the site. A further set of expert predictions on developments in 2007 are available on the site now….
Webinar: Trading Through Web Sites Across Europe – Part 2
CPD questions arsing from the seminar on Trading Through Web Sites Across Europe – Part 2 …
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October / November 2006 Online Course
The course for the October/November issue of the magazine. (Course code HW/SFCL5 – 1 hour)…
Webinar: Freedom of Information Update
CPD questions arising from the SCL meeting of 19 October 2006, Freedom of Information Update (Webinar course code: HW/SFCL2 – 1 hour)…
Corporate Crisis Management –Sustaining the Business
The words ‘IT’ and ‘crisis’ tend to appear too often in the same sentence. But, as Pearse Ryan explains, what is needed is not an IT crisis avoidance strategy but a broad understanding of corporate crisis avoidance and crisis management with workable strategies that encompass the IT function….
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Webinar: Open Source – The New Horizon
The CPD questions arising from presentations and the panel session at the SCL Webinar, Open Source – the New Horizon. (Webinar course code HW/SFCL36 – 2 hours 45 mins)…
Webinar: Is it safe to shop and surf?
The course arising from a webinar based on the SCL seminar held on 17 may 2006, Is it Safe to Shop and Surf? (Webinar course code: HW/SFCL28 – 3 hours)…
Webinar: IT Disputes – What a transactional lawyer needs to know
The course arising from a webinar based on the SCL seminar held on 25 September 2006: IT Disputes – What a transactional lawyer needs to know (Webinar course code HW/SFCL30 – 2 hours 15 mins)…
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Spam, Spam, Egg, Spam, SPAM and OHIM
Hormel Foods cannot stop you saying ‘spam’ when describing the inedible kind….