Keyword: web sites
- India: Forum Shopping and Web Presence (19/01/2010)
Ranjan Narula and Raka Roy consider the implications of a ruling in the Delhi High Court where the Court tried to set out a specific guideline on resolving jurisdictional issues arising in online transactions. - Calm Down Dear, It’s Only a Cookie! (26/11/2009)
The ePrivacy Directive has been amended so that consent will be needed for many cookies. Laura Hatherley and Peter Church consider the implications and ask whether the amendment really is as daft as it looks. - Displease Sir: Teacher Rating Legality (05/11/2009)
Andreas Rühmkorf reports and comments on a landmark decision of the German Federal Court of Justice on the legality of a teacher rating web site. - Editorial (27/08/2009)
Laurence Eastham offers money-saving tips and worries about ‘the Web’ becoming ‘the web’. - Web Site Warnings (18/08/2009)
Struan Robertson gives a full account of Patchett and Patchett v SPATA, and offers his analysis of the judgments. He has doubts about the judges’ grasp of Web site behaviour and sees a forthcoming resurgence of the site waiver as a possible result of the case. This article is an edited version of material first appearing on the OUT-LAW Web site at www.out-law.com - Web 2.0 and Online Reputation Monitoring (01/04/2009)
Shireen Smith tells us about online reputations: how to protect them and how to monitor them. She suggests that there may be a new role for lawyers here. - Getting the Best from RSS (26/11/2008)
Alex Newson discusses how lawyers can make the most of RSS. - No News is Bad News for Barristers’ Web Sites (05/08/2008)
Gerald Newman, of LawComms.com, reports the results of a new survey of Bar Web sites, and explains how chambers could make better use of their home pages for online news and e-marketing - Open Source: The Affero General Public Licence (26/08/2008)
Guy Burgess focuses on the Affero General Public Licence as its role expands with the increasing popularity of open source in SaaS environments. - Legal Sector Web Sites and the Disability Discrimination Act (22/06/2008)
A new survey by web editorial services company PWS has produced some shocking results. Lawyers don’t seem to be taking their own advice on the importance of making web sites accessible. Ted Page explains what went wrong and why compliance should matter.
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