A House of Lords Select Committee has called for evidence as part of its inquiry into the public policy impact of media convergence…
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Eduardo Ustaran considers the data protection conundrums that cloud computing throws up and argues for a positive approach from regulators that recognises future realities…
Robert Jones says that you need a policy to deal with the inevitable use, and abuse, of BYOD…
Andrew Pike offers an update on the copyright-focused provisions of the DEA and an assessment of its likely impact…
John Armstrong and Janine Kessel report on a recent ECJ judgment and consider its implications for e-commerce….
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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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