John Armstrong and Janine Kessel report on a recent ECJ judgment and consider its implications for e-commerce….
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Google’s Street View and the ICO: It’s Getting Worse
The Information Commissioner’s Office has responded to the revelation that Google still had some payload data collected by its Street View vehicles….
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SCL Survey – Helping us to Help You
SCL members have the chance to feed in their views on how SCL should develop. Please participate….
Virtual Currency in Gaming: Could Regulators Change the Rules?
Simon Halberstam and Raoul Lumb wonder if the regulatory landscape is going to change for game developers in light of ongoing developments in social gaming…
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Technology and Competition Law: A New Era of Regulatory Activism?
Nick Pimlott examines trends in technology regulation through the use of competition law…
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SCL and the Olympic Spirit
We all need help in keeping faith in the basics and keeping in touch with what matters. And that’s one thing that SCL and the IOC have in common….
Structuring Multi-jurisdictional Outsourcing Projects
Outsourcing is complex. Throw in multi-jurisdictional difficulties and complexity can turn into confusion. Kit Burden and Simon Ducklin look at the options and recommend approaches….
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Cyber-security Legislation: EU Consultation
The EU Commission is consulting on a future EU Network and Information Security legislative initiative…
UsedSoft: Do Creative Industries Need Creative Judges?
Gareth Dickson reflects on the ruling in UsedSoft v Oracle and focuses on its practical impact on the software industry and software users….
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.eu Domain Names: Licensees and Sunrise Judgment
The CJEU has restricted applications for .eu domain names by those lacking true EU residence qualifications….
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