On 28 March, the EU Commission proposed that a European Cybercrime Centre be established within Europol to become the Union’s focal point in the fight against cybercrime…
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the most important habit is the one displayed so well in Japanese culture – respect…
Are there too many bodies interfering in Internet regulation?…
Alastair Cox and Iona Harding examine the intellectual property pitfalls associated with everyday uses of social media….
Questions to accompany the podcast of Richard Stephen’s review of the key contract law cases of 2011 at an SCL seminar of 7 February. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL19 – 2 hours….
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The OFT has accepted undertakings from ‘daily deals’ company MyCityDeal Ltd, which trades as Groupon, to change some of its trading practices following an OFT investigation….
Pearse Ryan reviews a history of plans and policy documents on outsourcing and asks ‘where to next?’…
Rene Summer suggests that we need an action-plan to embrace digitization of creativity in the digital single market and a statement of inviolable digital liberties…
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The Information Commissioner has imposed a monetary penalty on Lancashire Police….
Carl Gardner writes on the rejected appeal by BT and TalkTalk over the Digital Economy Act’s impact on ISPs. This article is taken from his timely blog post on the always stimulating Head of Legal blog: www.headoflegal.com…