Joel Smith and Christopher Sharp consider the recent Supreme Court decision concerning obtaining information about wrongdoers, particularly the use of Norwich Pharmacal relief and the balance to be struck with the data protection rights of individuals…
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Here are predictions from IT lawyers Graham Smith, Robin Fry and Beverley Flynn, focusing mainly on 2013….
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In the welter of coverage of the Leveson Report, data protection issues have not been given much prominence but they will matter to SCL members….
When you get Charles Christian, Jan Durant, Andrew Haslam and Charles Holloway in one predictions posting, the combined weight of experience and perception threatens to imbalance the Internet. We decided to risk it….
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The Information Commissioner’s Office issued monetary penalties totalling £440,000 in respect of two spam texters…
In this, my first blog as SCL Chair, I set out some of my thoughts on the way forward for SCL and acknowledge the enormous contribution of my predecessor as Chair, Clive Davies….
Tim Wright and Tania Williams consider the insourcing trend and give pointers to the proper process to follow for those tempted by that trend…
Helen Hart looks at new rules announced by the Committee of Advertising Practice…
The Supreme Court has considered the principles involved when making a Norwich Pharmacal order and whether disclosure of personal data is proportionate in the context of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 8…
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James Taylor reports on the first SCL Question Time – “Industry Interrogates Private Practice”, which took place on 13 November…