Tom Scourfield and Alex Bowtell report on the judgment in Football Association Premier League Ltd & Ors v QC Leisure & Ors…
Read More… from A European Premier League: Final Whistle for Football Rights at the ECJ
A team of authors from Hogan Lovells International LLP offer insights into the challenges to be overcome when seeking to establish a mobile payments service that operates in a number of EU jurisdictions…
Read More… from Offering a Mobile Payments Account across the EU
Jeremy Holt reflects on the experience of producing an IT law book…
Peter Susman QC sets out his thoughts on how a mediator ought to behave…
The ECJ has given judgment in the cases concerning the licensing of Premier League football for broadcasting which grants territorial exclusivity on a Member State basis and which prohibits television viewers from watching the broadcasts with a decoder card in other Member States….
Eduardo Ustaran shares his views on the reported tension between EU data protectionists and the Cloud….
Suzanne L Rab, Jeff Spigel and Kevin Sullivan report on a recent announcement by the European Commission of an investigation, following suggestions of anti-competitive behaviour in relation to e-payments….
The Information Commissioner’s Office has published guidance on freedom of information legislation and research information….
Read More… from ICO Advice on Disclosure of Research Information
The CAP has published new guidance for broadband providers when adverts use the term ‘unlimited’ or make broadband speed claims…
The ECJ’s judgment in Interflora v Marks & Spencer settles nothing in itself. But I am not sure its floral undertones will create a perfume that smells like roses to M&S – I think they will be overwhelmed by the citrus base (ie lemons). Is that really how the judgment should be viewed? I am not sure it is that simple….