CJEU confirms downloaded software with perpetual licence is sale of goods under the Commercial Agents Directive
To decide otherwise would undermine the protection of agents in the Directive.
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The digital era has reshaped the boundaries of debates on the protection of personality and privacy of the dead.
To decide otherwise would undermine the protection of agents in the Directive.
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Software and AI as a medical device has an increasingly prominent role within health systems
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The Cabinet Office has set out plans to amend UK regulations to diverge from EU laws where it says it would best serve the UK national interest
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ICO issues several fines for nuisance calls, ISBA introduces Code of Conduct for influencer marketing and Ministry of Justice establishes new expert group to increase confidence and standards in e-signatures, in this week’s round-up of UK techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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Suddenly the metaverse is everywhere. But what are the potential legal ramifications of living and working in this parallel universe? In this two part article a team from Norton Rose Fulbright LLP will look at the potential legal issues and, in this first part, the technology behind the concept
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Government wants “a clear legal framework overseen by a regulator that takes account of the benefits of data use, while protecting against the harms that can come from using personal data irresponsibly”
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Children’s code design guidance launched, Ofcom issues final version of notification guidance for video on demand programme services, ICO calls on G7 countries to tackle cookie pop-ups challenge, ICO fines another company for nuisance calls, and more in this week’s round-up of UK techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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The pandemic has accelerated changes which make a review of the net neutrality framework timely.
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DPC decision amended by EDPB using GDPR dispute resolution process. WhatsApp has reportedly indicated that it will appeal.
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Children’s Code in force as of 2 September 2021, Facebook’s takeover of Giphy raises competition concerns, CMA investigates NVIDIA merger with Arm and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website.
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Anya Proops QC on the possible effects of a recent CJEU judgment on intermediary liability.
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Increase in use of video on demand services during pandemic means greater protection for audiences is needed.
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News release trumpets the use of data as a driver for trade
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Are GDPR Article 27 representatives liable? Cynthia O'Donoghue summarises a recent decision from the High Court that suggests not.
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Raghunath Ananthapur and Prithvika Prasad explain what the Indian government is doing to block the use of Chinese apps and the possible jeopardy that causes for Indian ISPs and their users
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