CMA launches call for evidence on harms to consumers and competitors through the use of algorithms
CMA publishes research on algorithms, showing how they can reduce competition in digital markets and harm consumers if they are misused.
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CJEU rejects adequacy of the EU-US Privacy Shield for data transfers - decision in latest Schrems case has significant implications for international data transfers though Court rules standard contractual clauses can still be valid.
CMA publishes research on algorithms, showing how they can reduce competition in digital markets and harm consumers if they are misused.
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“Copyright trolls” may not receive information about users sharing copyright-protected works on peer to peer networks and even a fragment transferred can be a communication to the public.
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A patent relating to mobile phones was valid and essential to standards, and therefore infringed by Apple devices operating under these standards.
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Robin Hopkins looks at a recent case that gives some idea of judicial approaches on the question of the territorial reach of the GDPR .
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ICO Computer Misuse Act Prosecution, Treasury consultation on cryptoassets and stablecoins, Ada Lovelace Institute review of vaccine immune passport evidence in this week’s round-up of UK and U techlaw developments.
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In previous articles we looked at the common reasons why IT projects go wrong and the steps parties can take to manage a project which is slipping off track. In this two part article we consider the resolution of a dispute through legal proceedings. In part 1 we covered the fundamental issues of preparation, issuing proceedings and evidence. In this part we will look at settlement negotiations and the trial.
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CMA to assess whether Google’s plans to remove third party cookies will concentrate advertising revenue still further.
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ICO response to extended transition period for cross-border data flows, consultation on online promotions of HFSS foods, Parliamentary committee reports on AI and on 5G and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw developments.
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In previous articles we looked at the common reasons why IT projects go wrong and the steps parties can take to manage a project which is slipping off track. In this two part article we consider the resolution of a dispute through legal proceedings. In this part, we review the fundamental issues of preparation, issuing proceedings and evidence. Part II will look at settlement negotiations and the trial.
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Deal touches on aspects of data protection, digital trade and cybersecurity
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Annoying tweets not improper use of a public communications network, says High Court.
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New Code seeks to clear up some misconceptions and myths about data sharing.
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Darren Grayson Chng, in the fourth and final part of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act.
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European Commission wants terrorist content removed from websites within one hour.
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EDPB issues Brexit statement describing the main implications of the end of the transition period for data controllers and processors as part of plenary session.
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Introductory session for Trainees, Paralegals and 1-2 year PQE
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Organised by the SCL Privacy and Data Protection Group
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