The authors are members of Cyber-Rights & Cyber-Liberties (UK) ), a non-profit civil liberties organisation which was founded in January 1997 withthe aim of promoting free speech and privacy in regard to the Internet. Yaman Akdeniz spoke on these issues to the Internet Interest Group on 22 March….
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A Report for the Government Study Fellowship, by Ian Burdon. The Registers of Scotland
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Christopher Millard is a Partner in the Media, Computer and Communications Group at Clifford Chance and a Senior Visiting Fellow of QMW University of London….
John Sibbald of Professional Library Services, Chairman of the Scottish Group, reports on a meeting at the WS Library, Edinburgh on 10 November 1998….
The first three named authors are part of the Home Office Information Management Section….
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Jeremy Drew is a solicitor in Ashurst Morris Crisp’s Information Technology and Intellectual Property Group. He qualified in 1993. Hecan be contacted on 0171 638 1111….
Angus Hamilton runs his own firm in North London which specialises in criminal litigation, data protection and the regulation of the Internet. He can be contacted at Hamiltons@btinternet.com….
Year 2000: Law and Liability by Susan Singleton, Sweet & Maxwell, 1998. £99.
Countdown to 2000: A Guide to the Legal Issues by Halberstam Elias & Co, Butterworths, 1998. £45…
Take the SCL official test below, devised by Andy Lucas,to see if you really were justified in not attending. Andrew Lucas is asolicitor in Eversheds Birmingham computer law unit specialising innon-contentious IT law. He may be e-mailed at AndrewLucas@eversheds.co.uk….
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The approach by a law firm towards an Internet marketing strategy need not necessarily differ from its approach to a conventional marketing strategy.
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