Technology needs to effective and be seen to solve the problem it is seeking to address, say report authors….

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Lee Gluyas and William Hooper review the common reasons for project failure and the steps which customers and suppliers (and those advising them) can take to minimise the risks….

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SCL members are invited to get involved…

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Discussion paper on digital advertising in financial services published in light of exploratory research undertaken earlier this year….

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EDPS says findings of wider interest to all public authorities in the EEA member states….

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“Perfect storm of addictive 24/7 gambling” must be addressed…

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Guidelines cover “European works” and video-sharing platforms…

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CMA says that a new pro-competition regulatory regime is needed – existing laws are not suitable for effective regulations….

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The EDPS has published its new strategy for 2020-2024…

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Santa Cruz would be a possible USA-wide bellwether explicitly outlawing such practices…

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