John O’Connor outlines the latest position in the ‘Microsoft Warrant case’ where the Cloud provider was ordered by a US Federal Court to produce its customer’s private e-mail content even though it was stored exclusively outside the USA…
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The Crown Prosecution Service has updated its guidance for prosecutors on ‘revenge pornography’…
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Darin Thompson continues his series of articles on online dispute resolution. In his fourth article in his series, he touches on AI, monitoring and the need for a multidisciplinary approach to design….
The basic eligibility requirements for the new .law and .abogado top-level domains have been announced…
The European Commission has approved the acquisition of WhatsApp by Facebook…
The European Commission has published the text of its letter explaining its decision to initiate a formal investigation procedure relating to the tax base reduction agreed between Ireland and Apple…
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Reflecting on an evening that raised some profound questions about the future of the Web….
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The EU has formally enacted sanctions against Russia. They can affect IT companies and it is important to guard against breach. Brian Mulier and Roger Bickerstaff explain the current state of the EU sanctions and add a warning about the impact of the recent extension of the US sanctions for IT businesses….
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The Article 29 Working Party has published an official Opinion on the data protection aspects of the Internet of Things…
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The Article 29 Working Party has spotted a neglected area that pro bono services have not reached: the mega-rich US corporation…