SCL Annual Conference 2013 Report: In a Few Words
David Chaplin reports on the SCL Annual Conference 2013, ‘All the IT Law you need for 2014’…
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Commerce, Contracts & Finance
Be Trained . . . Get Accredited: Introducing the SCL Foundations of IT Law Programme
Practising IT Law is not for the faint-hearted. At any moment you could be asked to advise on any number of issues, from the liabilities and risks in an IT supply contract, through data protection of employee records to complex e-commerce issues. All the advice you give must be thoroughly grounded in the relevant law…
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Remember Cookies? Article 29 Working Party Issues New Guidance
The Article 29 Working Party have agreed and published new guidance on consent to cookies. Catch up on its other latest activities too….
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Silly Terms and Conditions
An article in the FT has caused a bit of a stir and I wonder what SCL members think…
ICO Monetary Penalty Overturned for the First Time – Where Next for MPNs?
Martin Sloan covers the first successful challenge to a monetary penalty notice and considers its implications…
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Data Protection: Prosecution for Failure to Register
A pay-day loans company and its director have been prosecuted for failing to register with the ICO…
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BYOD: Win-win or Zero-sum Game?
BYOD appears to be as resistible as the incoming tide. Nigel Miller, who is speaking on this topic at SCL forthcoming Annual Conference, focuses on the risks that arise from it and the combination of technology and corporate policy that best addresses those risks….
Whither PSD2?
Simon Deane-Johns reviews the latest proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on payment services in the internal market…
An Agile Walk in the Garden: Shouldn’t All Contracts Be Agile?
Michelle Sherwood takes a down-to-earth view of agile contracting. She reveals her ‘agi-fall’ approach and explains how collaboration can be a contractual necessity that leads to a fruitful harvest….
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The ICO Home Page: News or Spin?
Richard Morgan wonders whether the much-valued ICO web site has got its priorities right recently…