Questions arising from the SCL Forum’s Cloud Computing Session, based on the contributions made by Professor Chris Reed, Dr Jonathan Cave, Tim Cowen and Professor Nico Van Eijk. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course Code HW/SFCL54. 1.5 hours of CPD…
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The High Court ordered Apple to post a notice on its UK web site making it clear that there was a judgment to the effect that Samsung had not infringed the Apple design right. The Court of Appeal supported that ruling. Apple posted a statement to that effect – sort of. Now the Court has reprimanded them for the nature of their notice and made them do it again…
It is that time of year when some solicitors can look at their CPD records with horror and realise that there is a yawning gap. SCL’s CPD Online is the answer for SCL members looking to comply, and be genuinely better informed too….
Helen Hart reports on Tuesday’s SCL Annual Conference ‘IT Law Hot Topics 2012: The IT law you need for 2013’…
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In yet another development in the long-running dispute over the bundling of Internet Explorer in the various Microsoft operating systems, the EU Commission sent a formal Statement of Objections to Microsoft on 24 October in relation to alleged non-compliance with the agreed browser choice commitments…
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The EU Commission has approved the acquisition of Specialist Computer Holding’s IT distribution business by Tech Data Europe…
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Questions arising from the SCL Forum’s Keynote Presentation from Professor Ian Walden entitled ‘A Brave New World of Communications Regulation? Thoughts on the future after Leveson’. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course Code HW/SFCL51. 1.5 hours of CPD…
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Phil Lee makes his observations on the regulation of privacy and closes with a rallying call for technology-neutral, proportionate legislation that delivers meaningful data protection in practice….
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The European Commission has looked at the online gambling industry and attempted to address the many contradictions in policy that apply to it….
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Akash Sachdeva and Gareth Dickson report and comment on this week’s judgment in the database right case of Football Dataco v Sportradar…
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