Laura Scaife reviews some recent cases and suggests that there is a need for greater clarity as to where fundamental rights such as freedom of expression end and civil and/or criminal liability begins…
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In his report, Richard Hooper suggests that industry should lead on new ‘copyright hub’…
Andrew Pike offers an update on the copyright-focused provisions of the DEA and an assessment of its likely impact…
Questions arising from the SCL meeting ‘Expert determination of IT dsputes – an underused procedure’ held on 25 June 2012. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course Code HW/SFCL37. 1.5 hours of CPD…
The Divisional Court has given judgment in the appeal of Paul Chambers against his conviction under the Communications Act 2003, s 127….
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Nick Pimlott examines trends in technology regulation through the use of competition law…
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