Katharine Lammiman reports on the latest event in the Foundations of IT Law series (Module 4- Cycle 2), which was held on 17 March 2016 and hosted by Olswang LLP…
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Checca Aird looks at the tech world’s latest buzzword and some of the applications that she has encountered….
In another in our series of articles focusing on the General Data Protection Regulation, Dr Asma Vranaki considers crucial aspects of implementation and what smart regulation of the GDPR might mean….
Richard French examines the blockchain technology and discusses some of its legal aspects…
Elizabeth Denham has been confirmed as the Government’s preferred candidate to be the UK’s next Information Commissioner….
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John Rumbold looks at the possible effect of the General Data Protection Regulation on research in the healthcare field…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has published a 12-step guide to preparation for the GDPR…
Joe McNamee’s article, one of our regular opinion pieces, may raise wider debate about the real meaning of privacy in a changed data landscape…
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The CJEU has held that a former authorised car dealer was not responsible for online advertisements which continued to associate the dealer with the ‘Mercedes-Benz’ trade mark….
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The Department for Business Innovation & Skills has published a new consultation ‘seeking views on how terms and conditions (T&Cs) can be made more user-friendly and on proposals to introduce fines for unfair terms’…
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