Where the copyright holder has adopted or imposed measures to restrict framing, the embedding of a work in a website page of a third party, by means of the technique of framing, constitutes an act of ‘making available that work to a new public’.
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Budget 2021, Molly Mae Instagram promotion banned by ASA, ICO fine for spam texts and emails, new Defamation Act in Scotland and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw developments.
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This was the first time blocking orders had been sought for this type of website.
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Investigation follows complaints from developers that Apple’s terms are unfair and could breach competition law
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Reforms include making deepfake pornography a criminal offence
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In the wake of the Supreme Court judgment in the Uber litigation, the ILO and The European Commission are looking at ways to protect workers rights in a digitally driven gig economy.
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ICO fines Just Hype, UK government publishes response to AI select committee report, Royal Society publishes report on vaccine passports and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw developments.
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Lynne McCafferty QC and Richard Osborne on the lessons to be learnt from the decision in CIS General Insurance Ltd v IBM United Kingdom Ltd where the claimants were seeking reliance losses following a repudiatory breach.
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Faith Edmunds and Nanret Senok report on a highly successful, hands on session presented by Alison Berryman
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