SCL Facebook Group
Did you know that there is now an SCL Group on Facebook?…
Publishing & social media
Conference Report: Web 2.0 Internet Law in the 21st Century
A report from Carl Davies on the Society for Computers and Law 7th Annual Conference, held at St Anne’s College, Oxford on 22 and 23 June 2007.
The Conference sessions and related online CPD test are available on the SCL Web site….
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Editorial
The statistic that stayed with me for far too long this week was that approximately 1 in 25 visitors to Wikipedia edit or contribute. It seemed extraordinary that a resource that was used as the major reference source for everything from pub arguments to geography homework could have so many committed and dedicated persons associated…
From Avatars to ‘at the bar’ – a User’s Guide to the SCL Web 2.0 Conference
Gillian Cordall of Maclay Murray & Spens LLP gives us her round-up of a resoundingly successful SCL Conference….
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SCL Annual Conference 2007: “Web 2.0 – Internet Law in the 21st Century”
The Annual Conference of the Society for Computers & Law…
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Data Processing
Renzo Marchini reports on the recent Court of Appeal decision on David Paul Johnson v The Medical Defence Union Limited [2007] EWCA Civ 262…
Web 2.0 – Mashing the Future and the Present
You need to know about Web 2.0, and soon. It is the future – but it is very much now too. SCL has launched a new Conference that will help you ‘get’ Web 2.0….
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Diddy or Didn’t He?
Nick Mathys reports on Dearlove v Combs, in which the High Court considered whether Sean Combs (a.k.a. ‘P. Diddy’) had already breached his high-profile settlement agreement…
MySpace, YouTube and the Diddymen
In a fascinating judgment, albeit its fascination lies more in schadenfreude than legal analysis, Mr Justice Kitchin expresses the view that, however free from restraint they are alleged to be, MySpace and YouTube can be controlled by the High Court….
Collaboration & Social Media – Just a Load of Hype?
Justin Patten looks at the coming wave of change for organisations and offers the board with which to ride it – namely his suggestions on how to prosper in an age of collaboration and social media….
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