Simon Worthy offers a view on the dangers of TOR and the perceived inadequacies of reaction to the dangers it seems willingly to embrace. Whether it is really Dantesque and whether all hope should be abandoned is a matter that SCL members may wish to debate….
Read More… from TOR: ‘Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch’intrate’
Read the latest Information Commissioner’s Office statement on the steps it is taking with regard to enforcement and some additional detail on the matters of concern…
The next time you find yourself complaining that e-mails seem to take forever to arrive, keep in mind that this may actually be true – at least from a legal perspective. Joel Harrison looks at the implications of a recent Court of Appeal judgment….
The OFT has launched a call for information into supply of Government ICT services…
Read More… from Public Sector ICT: OFT Shows Interest amid Competition Concerns
Christelle Coslin and Christine Gateau explain the significance of important 2012 judgments in the French Supreme Court, which ruled that there is no obligation on hosting providers in France to ensure that notified content is not later re-posted online by its users…
Read More… from No ‘Stay Down’ Obligation for Hosting Providers in France
An informal combination of data protection authorities have approached Google, expressing concern about the data protection implications of Google Glass…
Google faces further action from the ICO over wi-fi data collection…
The CNIL has ordered Google to comply with the French Data Protection Act, within three months. Other DPAs are proceeding with the concerted action agreed by the Article 29 Working Party…
Anonymized data? Maybe not so anonymous. Marion Oswald explains how anonymization offers a real challenge to lawyers and that they might not always be best equipped to deal with it…
Read More… from ‘Something bad might happen’: Lawyers, Anonymization and Risk
Renzo Marchini reports on the SCL Seminar hosted by Dechert on 13 June 2013….