HH Peter Bowsher QC answers the request to give a judge’s view of trying IT cases. He wishes to make it clear that he retired from the Bench in October 2003 and has ever since been practising as an arbitrator and dispute resolver in Keating Chambers but his views do contain many useful insights on the forensic and procedural aspects of IT litigation….
This is the essay which won the SCL Student Essay Prize for Matthew Brewer….
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The summer viewing of Big Brother enthralled and appalled. Hazel Randall looks at the show going on on your PC with the updates in Adware and Spyware, and other techniques for tracking what private and commercial PC users are doing….
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Bluejacking, Bluesnarfing and Bluetooth – William Betts has the Blues covered….
The SCL’s Internet Interest Group assembled an expert panel at Charles Russell to peer into the future of the Internet and the Web over the next five to ten years. Laurie Kaye of Laurence Kaye Solicitors, who was Panel Chairman and devised and organised the event, lent them the special SCL crystal ball….
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William Dutton reviews a series of well known IT legal aphorisms from the perspective of a social scientist. This is an edited version of his Keynote Address to the IFCLA Conference in July….
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Richard Waller summarises the recent opinion of Advocate General Stix-Hackl in the case of The British Horseracing Board Limited and Others v William Hill Organisation Limited which has sought to clarify some of the concepts introduced by European Directive 96/9 EC….
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Matthew Murphy gives a resumé of the current legal issues in the world’s most exciting economy….
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Charlotte Colman and Catherine Wilson consider the lessons to be learned from the Reed metatag case….
Barristers Michael Douglas QC and Alex Charlton and Ashhurst partner Jeremy Drew join forces to discuss the granting or refusal of mandatory injunctions….