The CJEU has given judgment on the right of privacy activist Max Schrems to sue Facebook in his home jurisdiction…
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The First-tier Tribunal has rejected the appeal of Basildon Council against an ICO monetary penalty notice but has reduced the amount payable under it. Laurence Eastham reports the judgment and comments on fines guidance….
Graham Smith warns of threats to freedom of speech from a rush to judgment that ignores any need for due process…
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Tara Waters and Ian Maywald give a useful insight into the basics of Initial Coin Offerings and explain the need for a best practices framework on which future offerings might be based…
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Chris Dale has made a habit of sending SCL a great set of somewhat acerbic predictions. Here is another glorious product of his warped crystal ball….
Kuan Hon has carefully analysed the Article 29 Working Party Guidelines on personal breach notification under the GDPR. Note that the article covers the version that was put out for consultation in November 2017, and that the final version may differ…
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The latest set of predictions is from tech provider Rev Adrian Kennard (@TheRealRevK)…
A look back at some his past, and notably perceptive, predictions from Graham Smith…
A mix of predictions from Sue McLean, including some thoughts on the currently hot technologies…
Marion Oswald offers her homage to Yes Minister and, in that tradition, smuggles in some pertinent observations on AI fears…