Hyperlinking
Alex Newson gives an overview of the legal issues from an EU & US law perspective. This is an updated version of the original article, taking account of the appeal ruling in Perfect 10 v Google….
Alex Newson gives an overview of the legal issues from an EU & US law perspective. This is an updated version of the original article, taking account of the appeal ruling in Perfect 10 v Google….
You may have seen – or indeed, if you were unfortunate, have been involved in – a recent high profile attack on the legal profession, which took place via email and attempted to retrieve the banking details of those individuals targeted. James Turnbull outlines how the legal sector, like virtually every other industry, is now officially under attack from the scourge of the spammer….
On 27 September 2006, the Court of First Instance decided in favour of 400 accredited .eu registrars and three domain name registrants in their ongoing battle with the European Registry for Internet Domains VZW (EURid). Bastiaan Bruyndonckx explains….
Jon Vogler shares his recent experiences and difficulties and suggests some important lessons that may be learned….
Read More… from Management of Evidence in Child Pornography Trials
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….
Read More… from Collaboration & Social Media – Just a Load of Hype?
Nominet are looking to update the Nominet’s Dispute Resolution Service and are seeking views on it….
Each year we ask a selection of IT law and legal technology experts for their predictions for the coming year. These are the collected predictions. Those most recently added appear first in this format….
Phishing is not just about unlikely millions stranded in foreign banks, awaiting deliverance from a virtuous soul. Christopher Varas knows that it is much more insidious and lets you know what steps lawyers can take to protect commercial clients from association with phishing fraud….
Laurie Kaye reports on a new development in an ongoing saga and asks ‘When is a search engine not a search engine?’ Apparently, the answer is ‘when it’s a publisher’….
Laurie Kaye reports on a new development in an ongoing saga and analyses its importance….
Read More… from When is a search engine not a search engine? Answer: when it’s a publisher