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…
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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…
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….
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Pierre Roquefeuil considers the use of personal data on the Web and the French and European mirroring regimes that prevent or punish an abusive or unauthorized use….
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Jeremy Holt reports on the SCL meeting of 14 September that was subtitled “Managing IP in China”…
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After a fine was imposed on a cashier who spied on a sex attack victim’s bank records, the Information Commissioner says that this ‘disturbing case’ highlights the need for prison to be an option for offences under the DPA…
Although mainly focused on the special problems that arise in relation to e-disclosure in criminal proceedings, a newly published review on disclosure issues has by no means ignored e-disclosure issues….
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