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DCMS publishes long-awaited full response to Online Harms White Paper.

December 16, 2020

Government says “The online harms regime will improve users’ safety online, build public trust in digital services, support innovation and drive digital and economic growth”….

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European Commission proposes two new regulations for digital platforms

December 16, 2020

Proposals are “ambitious reform of the digital space, a comprehensive set of new rules for all digital services, including social media, online marketplaces, and other online platforms that operate in the EU”….

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Predictions: No country for old men: Brexit Britain and Internet law

December 15, 2020

Professor Chris Marsden still thinks there will be a mini-cyberlaw boom as we adjust to the post-Brexit era….

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Predictions 2020: Only Connect and 4 other thoughts

December 15, 2020

William Hooper, with some help from one the most memorable TV science programmes of the 70’s, looks ahead to a return to normality, greater platform regulation and more….

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Predictions: Social media, deep fakes and trial and error regulation

December 14, 2020

In her video predictions looking ahead to 2021, Kelsey Farish raises an eyebrow at continued paper talk on regulating AI in the face of the threat posed by deepfakes….

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Explainable machine learning: how can you determine what a party knew or intended when a decision was made by machine-learning?

December 11, 2020

Tom Whittaker and David Varney ponder what the courts might do in determining liability for actions taken by machine learning….

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Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Act: A review of the major changes ahead (Part 3): porting and data portability

December 9, 2020

Darren Grayson Chng, in the third of a series, explores the background to forthcoming changes to the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act…

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CJEU rules taxi app can be an information society service

December 8, 2020

Taxi app can be an information society service if it does not form an integral part of an overall service comprising principally of transport services….

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Remote Courts Worldwide needs your help

December 7, 2020

Remote Courts Worldwide invites you to please complete a short survey about your experiences of remote hearings…

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Ticketmaster, chatbots and the ICO fine: what lessons can we learn?

December 4, 2020

James Castro-Edwards reviews why the ICO fined Ticketmaster and suggest some lessons to be learnt by other businesses….

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