Darren Grayson Chng, our regular Singapore correspondent, summarises a recent decision in their Court of Appeal addressing damages arising from privacy breaches….
The government says that it will ensure that the digital, green technology and life sciences sectors will be supported through measures to reduce unnecessary regulation and boost innovation and growth….
The call for evidence ends on 25 January 2023….
Read More… from Law Commission calls for evidence on Decentralised Autonomous Organisations
It includes new principles-based checklists covering media choice, age-based targeting and performance monitoring….
The consultation ends on 6 January 2022….
Read More… from DCMS Committee launches inquiry about NFTs and the blockchain
The CMA has published guidance for social media companies, brands, and influencers to follow to help consumers know when an online endorsement has been paid for….
Read More… from CMA issues guidance on “hidden advertising” on social media
In his view, such a proposal full complies with the requirement of proportionality and ensures respect for the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Charter on Human Rights….
ICO fines construction company £4.4 million, ICO says that immature biometric technologies could be discriminating against people and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website….
Committee says that Digital Markets, Competition and Consumer Bill should be published without delay….
Read More… from House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee issues report
It makes it clear what counts as marketing, the difference between solicited and unsolicited mail and what to do if someone objects….