The team at Lewis Silkin round off our series of Predictions for the year with a set of 20 predictions for 2020 touching on folding phones, 5G, AI in sports, 3D bio-printing and more….
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CJEU finds that modifying the source code of a software package falls within the copyright of a computer program for which the Software Directive provides protection….
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The High Court found that they did in a hearing for summary judgment….
Kate McKenna presents some key take-aways from the recent SCL Ireland event that took place on 28 November 2019….
It was with great sadness that SCL HQ learnt of the death of Bill Jones over the Christmas period….
Professor Chris Marsden thinks there will be a mini-cyberlaw boom as we adjust to the post-Brexit era….
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In the last of our current run of “Back to Basics” articles, adapted from the Cybersecurity for Lawyers wiki he has recently started, Neil Brown explains how to secure your email communication secure….
Advocate General questions validity of privacy shield but advises Court not to rule on it….
The new session of parliament was opened on 19 December with a number of pieces of legislation mentioned in the Queen’s Speech which may be of interest to technology lawyers. Most were originally covered in the October Queen’s Speech but have been carried over to the new parliament. Online harms legislation The April 2019 Online…
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The French authorities did not notify the European Commission of that requirement under Directive on electronic commerce…
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