These are the questions arising from the seminar held on 19 September – Miss-Communication: Changes to the Telecoms Framework and its Implications. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL48 – 1 hour….
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How does the law treat temporary copies of copyright protected material? Toby Headdon offers a careful analysis of the main relevant provisions and recent cases touching on the issue….
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James Holyday reports back on the KM Group’s seminar held at Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP (BLP) on 28 September 2011: ‘Up Close and Personal – Delivering the Right Information and Knowledge Management at the Point of Need’….
Marion Oswald looks at the implications for FOI obligations of using private e-mail for public work, and wonders how FOI and the Cloud fit together….
Rebecca Anderson and Gayatri Sehdev report on the recent SCL junior Lawyers’ Group Meeting held on 4 October and hosted by Kemp Little LLP…
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The judgment in Re Halliburton Energy Services Inc is now available and includes a thorough review of the cases as well as a forthright view on certain arguments in the long-running debate on mental act and computer-related exclusions…
Jaani Riordan gives a brief account of the many fascinating contributions to the SCL Policy Forum, held in London on 15 and 16 September….
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Tom Scourfield and Alex Bowtell report on the judgment in Football Association Premier League Ltd & Ors v QC Leisure & Ors…
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A team of authors from Hogan Lovells International LLP offer insights into the challenges to be overcome when seeking to establish a mobile payments service that operates in a number of EU jurisdictions…
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Jeremy Holt reflects on the experience of producing an IT law book…