The most recently imposed penalty payment for Microsoft’s failure to allow its competitors access to interoperability information has been upheld by the ECJ…
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A new study suggests law firms are focused on cutting costs from ageing IT, despite saying they are prioritising the client…
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Alastair Morrison explains that, if you have yet to move away from XP, you will have to fairly soon. He looks at the options that might ease the transition….
With the cookie law already in full swing, Kuan Hon carried out a survey of law firm web sites in mid June. So how are the top London tech law firms doing in complying with the law?…
The Supreme Court gave its judgment on 27 June in the dispute over the chilling effect of Sun marketing restrictions….
Read More… from Oracle (formerly Sun) v M-Tech: Supreme Court Judgment
Ofcom has published its revised code for ‘Online Infringement of Copyright and the Digital Economy Act 2010’. The revised code is open for consultation only until 26 July….
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While skimming through some of the revised codes relating to copyright infringement and the DEA 2010, I jotted down a few initial thoughts. I would love to encourage debate on this topic on the SCL site since SCL members are so well equipped to comment….
Sections 17 and 18 of the Digital Economy Act are to be repealed…
A recording of a recent SCL meeting…
Chris Dale expands on his view that predictive coding brings proportionality to e-disclosure in civil proceedings in England and Wales. A video of Chris’s interview/conversation with Senior Master Whitaker, addressing predictive coding issues, is embedded at the end of this article (8-minute video)….