Europol on spear phishing, caller line ID consultation, online gambling report and more in this week’s round-up of techlaw news from the past week not covered separately on the site…
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From the SCL Editor: Education, education, education – Friday 27 September 2019
One of the great things about the SCL is that we are an educational charity. Obviously education can encompass an extraordinarily wide range of activities. It can mean the dissemination of technical information for the expert, as represented by the (hopefully) informative news and analysis in Computers & Law and on scl.org, or organising our…
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CJEU rules search engines do not have to carry out global de-referencing of search results
Judgment published in Case C-507/17 Google LLC, successor in law to Google Inc. v Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés…
EVENT REPORT: If A Neural Network Wants To Turn Right, No One Can Explain Why
Simon Deane-Johns summarises some key takeaways from the recent SCL Ireland event on AI held on 17th September…
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Prohibition on processing of sensitive personal data applies to search engines, CJEU rules
Judgment published in Case C-136/17 GC and Others v Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés…
License Agreements, Audits & Digital Transformation: Some observations on managing the legal risks
Marcin Maruta and Karolina Alama, of Maruta Wachta, provide practical insights into the software licensing audit process and how to manage the associated risks…
Techlaw News Round-Up
Automation and the future of work report published The House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy select committee has published its report on automation and the future of work. It calls on the UK government to issue a UK robot and AI strategy by the end of 2020. The report outlines a series of…
Interoperability: A solution to regulating AI and social media platforms
Professor Chris Marsden and Dr Rob Nicholls suggest ways to prevent a winner takes all situation among social media platforms gathering data to power AI…
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Advocate General: e-book supply may not be covered by copyright distribution right
The Advocate General has issued an opinion which states that the supply of e-books may not covered by the copyright distribution right….
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High Court grants Nintendo injunction against ISPs following third party infringements
The High Court has granted Nintendo an injunction requiring that five ISPs block or impede access to four websites selling devices that circumvented technological protection of Nintendo devices…