Robin Callender Smith picks his way carefully through the celebrity/privacy minefield…
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The EU Digital Single Market: Opening the EU to Digital Business or Closing the Market?
IFCLA President Roger Bickerstaff asks some tough questions about Commission priorities in its grand plan for the Digital Single Market. Roger is one of the speakers at the IFCLA Conference on the topic ‘Digital Single Market – Stocktake on Proposals’…
A Shifting Cybersecurity Landscape: Coming Changes and Perils
Aravind Swaminathan, Kolvin Stone and Christian Schröder warn of the dangers and suggest strategies to adopt. Aravind is one of the speakers at the IFCLA Conference on the topic ‘Cybersecurity’…
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IFCLA Conference 2016: Special Issue Articles
More articles from the special issue of Computers & Law for June/July, which aims to bring the essence of the major Conference, IFCLA 2016, which is being hosted by SCL…
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EDPS Opinion on Privacy Shield
According to the European Data Protection Supervisor, the Privacy Shield that is intended to underpin data transfers to the USA is not adequate and a more robust and sustainable solution needed…
Book Review: Gringras: The Laws of the Internet
Annabelle Gold-Caution reviews the Fourth Edition of Gringras: The Laws of the Internet by Dr Paul Lambert, ISBN: 9781847668943 Pub date: January 2016 Format: Hardback Extent: 672pp Price: £175. Also available in epub and pdf formats at £169.99…
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DSM: Proposals for New E-commerce Rules
The European Commission has moved one stage on in its proposals for the Digital Single Market (DSM) and published its latest proposals…
SCL Event Report: Negotiating IT Contracts
Mike Ahyow reports on the latest event in the Foundations of IT Law series (Module 5) which was held on 11 May 2016 and hosted by Osborne Clarke LLP….
Is Big Data Ignoring the Rules?
It has been announced that the Royal Free NHS Trust has disclosed patient health data to Big Data company DeepMind, owned by Google. DeepMind and similar companies are seeking to expand BigData commercial applications, products and services into the hospital (and home) health markets. Dr Paul Lambert considers some of the data protection issues….
Panama Papers: Implications for In-house Lawyers and Private Practice
Michael Wigley and James Young-Drew highlight the cybersecurity dangers that the Panama Papers hack revealed…
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