The press has been full of the expected action by the EU Commission against Google based on its alleged abuse of its dominant position in search. Now we have the official announcement. But there is a double whammy for Google….
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Kyla Taylor reports on the annual tour de force from Richard Stephens…
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Chris Bridges summarises the judgment in this important case and offers his thoughts on its implications…
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Pearse Ryan and Golda Hession review recent documents from the Article 29 Working Party in this highly controversial area…
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These are questions arising from the Podcast: SCL Foundations of IT Law Programme: Module 9 – Renegotiation and Disputes Course code HW/SFCL:OC29 CPD 1.5 hours….
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The Serious Fraud Office has been ‘fined’ after evidence from BAE Systems ‘bribery’ investigation was wrongly disclosed…
Links to accounts and comment on this vital case and some preliminary thoughts…
Susan McLean introduces us to the characteristics and challenges of the sharing economy, outlines the considerable UK developments to make special provision for it and highlights the legal issues that have to be borne in mind by those operating in it…
Rimma Leshcheva explains the position with regard to Russia’s new data laws and suggests how to deal with it…
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The Court of Appeal has dismissed Google’s appeal in judgments destined to have a dramatic impact on data protection and privacy law…
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