A recording of a recent SCL meeting…
Building on Clive’s Sound Chairmanship
In this, my first blog as SCL Chair, I set out some of my thoughts on the way forward for SCL and acknowledge the enormous contribution of my predecessor as Chair, Clive Davies….
Is Insourcing the New Outsourcing?
Tim Wright and Tania Williams consider the insourcing trend and give pointers to the proper process to follow for those tempted by that trend…
CAP on Online Behavioural Advertising
Helen Hart looks at new rules announced by the Committee of Advertising Practice…
Disclosure of Personal Data and Proportionality: Supreme Court Judgment
The Supreme Court has considered the principles involved when making a Norwich Pharmacal order and whether disclosure of personal data is proportionate in the context of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 8…
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Reflections on UsedSoft
Some thoughts on the UsedSoft case and its broader implications…
SCL Meeting Report: Question Time
James Taylor reports on the first SCL Question Time – “Industry Interrogates Private Practice”, which took place on 13 November…
Technical Aspects of ‘Right to be Forgotten’: ENISA Report
The European Network and Information Security Agency has compiled a report ‘The right to be forgotten – between expectations and practice’ which it published on 20 November….
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Ofcom Survey of Consumer Online Copyright Infringement
Ofcom has published the results of a large-scale consumer tracking study into the extent of online copyright infringement. It claims to reveal that nearly half of Internet users are unsure if content is legal and that one in six believe they are accessing some illegal content…
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Adwords: Court of Appeal Judgment on Trade Mark Surveys
In the latest bout in the long-running adwords battle between Interflora and Marks and Spencer, the Court of Appeal has given short shrift to Interflora’s attempt to call favourable witnesses revealed in the course of a survey when they were not relying on the ‘unreliable’ survey in evidence….
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