A House of Lords Select Committee has called for evidence as part of its inquiry into the public policy impact of media convergence…
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Confused by the numerous articles and seminars on the latest advances in e-disclosure? No wonder. The numerous suppliers have left the marketplace littered with TLAs and code words. It is time they cleaned it up….
Eduardo Ustaran considers the data protection conundrums that cloud computing throws up and argues for a positive approach from regulators that recognises future realities…
Laura Scaife reviews some recent cases and suggests that there is a need for greater clarity as to where fundamental rights such as freedom of expression end and civil and/or criminal liability begins…
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In his report, Richard Hooper suggests that industry should lead on new ‘copyright hub’…
Andrew Pike offers an update on the copyright-focused provisions of the DEA and an assessment of its likely impact…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has responded to the revelation that Google still had some payload data collected by its Street View vehicles….
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Simon Halberstam and Raoul Lumb wonder if the regulatory landscape is going to change for game developers in light of ongoing developments in social gaming…
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Nick Pimlott examines trends in technology regulation through the use of competition law…
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Outsourcing is complex. Throw in multi-jurisdictional difficulties and complexity can turn into confusion. Kit Burden and Simon Ducklin look at the options and recommend approaches….
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