A Parliamentary Inquiry has concluded that ISPs need to be more pro-active in encouraging the protection of children from accessing harmful content…
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A recent Internet libel case highlights the extensive reach of ‘immunity’ for information services providers. Laurence Eastham attempts to pick out the more interesting aspects of a 99-paragraph judgment….
Is predictive coding the saviour of those contemplating a stint down the mineshaft at the e-disclosure coalface, or a toxic gas of diversion. Greg Wildisen shines his Davy lamp on the subject and assures you that your canaries are safe. But the situation remains complicated….
His Honour Judge David Harvey and Daniel B. Garrie outline the new rules that apply in New Zealand and give an insight into their application in practice…
Read More… from New Zealand’s New Discovery Rules and Electronic Discovery
Kuan Hon summarises some fundamentally important elements of cloud computing and clarifies with culinary comparators. Don’t read this article when you are hungry!…
Read More… from The 12 Cs of Cloud Computing: A Culinary Confection
Are big companies playing fair when they ask us to sign up to immensely complicated T&Cs online?…
Laura Mackenzie reports on the recent SCL Midlands Group meeting, Cookie Consent – What Recipe?, held at Wragge & Co LLP on 28 March 2012….
Read More… from SCL Meeting Report: Cookie Consent – What Recipe?
Deborah Blaxell looks at a scary High Court judgment affecting e-disclosure…
Read More… from Wasted Costs Order for E-disclosure Failures
The Article 29 Working Party has adopted Opinions on the data protection reform proposals and on facial recognition….
Read More… from New Article 29 Working Party Opinions Published
Richard Harrison reports on the SCL Annual Lecture, given by The Rt Hon Lord Justice Jackson on 26 March. A podcast of the Lecture will be available shortly….
Read More… from Reforming the Civil Justice System: SCL Annual Lecture 2012 Report