The Information Commissioner’s Office has responded to the revelation that Google still had some payload data collected by its Street View vehicles….
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Outsourcing is complex. Throw in multi-jurisdictional difficulties and complexity can turn into confusion. Kit Burden and Simon Ducklin look at the options and recommend approaches….
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Helen Hart reports on the recent SCL Thames Valley Group meeting in Reading…
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They are all bigging up big data. With data obesity impending, Phil Lee gives you a slim and focused summary of what matters about big data….
A committee of MPs has called for the Home Secretary to increase the penalty for offences under the Data Protection Act 1998, s 55…
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The Court of Justice of the European Union has given judgment on a referral from a German court on the directive on the legal protection of computer programs and the first sale rules…
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The Article 29 Working Part has adopted a new Opinion which ‘analyses all relevant issues for cloud computing service providers operating in the EEA and their clients’….
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The Ministry of Justice has published a summary of the responses it received to its Call for Evidence on the Proposed EU Data Protection Legislative Framework…
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 Cabinet Office has published its Open Data White Paper…
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