Low Down Dirty Clicks
Mike Conradi and Travers Symons look at the problems with click fraud, and ask when a ‘click’ is not a ‘click’….
Privacy & Data Protection
Regulatory Review on the Back Burner?
Hazel Randall looks at what’s bubbling on the back of the IT-development stove, and what IT lawyers can do to help turn it into a nutritious dish….
Offshore Outsourcing Revisited: The Perspective from India
Shalini Agarwal gives readers the benefit of her perspective on the advantages of outsourcing in India, and the risks….
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Public Sector IT Procurement: OGC Guidance and Models for Project Contracts
Clive Davies and Owen Williams take a close look at the new regime for public sector contracting….
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Cybercrime and the UK
Anne Flanagan looks at international standards on cybercrime compliance and asks what UK laws need to change….
Categorising information: a product, goods or a service?
This essay won the SCL Essay Prize for Frazer Hanarahan….
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Apple Corps Ltd v Apple Computer Inc: Jurisdiction
Sarah Wood summarises and comments on this case, which concerned the allocation of jurisdiction in a trade mark claim, for the purposes of service out of the jurisdiction under CPR 6.20, where a contract intentionally contains no governing law or jurisdictional clause….
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E-Commerce ADR Growth in the USA and the Lessons for the UK
Jeffrey S. Wolfe examines the push to resolve e-commerce disputes by ADR and the implications for consumers and for traditional dispute resolution….
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Data Protection and Offshore Outsourcing: Did he or didn’t he?
Given the complicated matters that are often resolved by a given piece of legislation, you might expect the resulting law to be able to easily, and with a high degree of certainty, determine whether an individual had said yes or no – particularly when the matter in question is not a serious criminal offence. Well, think again. Then extend that wooliness into the world of outsourcing and the problems begin to multiply, as Tim Pullan of Lawrence Graham explains….
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Minors, Mobiles and the Law: Review comments
Stephen Deadman, Senior Solicitor at Vodafone, comments on a recent article and explains why he thinks the use of mobiles by minors carries little legal risk….
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