Rob Lancashire sees streamlining IT and business systems becoming top priority for legal business…
Disclaimers: The Devil’s in the Detail
The explosion in BlackBerry and smartphone use is posing a real challenge for businesses trying to enforce e-mail policies and legal disclaimers, says Andrew Millington….
Editorial
I think this is a strong issue. A number of the articles here have certainly made me think hard, especially about EU law. Remember that SCL members can log on to the Web site and comment on any one of these articles. I would love to hear more views on Ian McDougall’s approach to data…
The Impact of Changing Economic Cycles on the Practice of IT Law
Laurence Eastham previews the SCL Conference 2009 – unrivalled content and a credit-crunch busting price….
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June / July 2009 Edition of Computers & Law Magazine Online CPD Course
Questions arising from the June / July issue of Computers & Law. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL27 – 1 hour 15 minutes….
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CPD: Professor Elizabeth Judge Lecture – Presumed Intentions and the Copyright Bargain – 6 May 2009. The online CPD questions relating to this lecture.
Questions arising from the lecture given by Professor Elizabeth Judge on 6 May 2009. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL24 – 1 hour 15 minutes…
CPD: Professor Jonathan Zittrain Lecture: The Future of the Internet: Private Sheriffs in Cyberspace – 19 May 2009. The Online CPD Questions from this lecture.
Questions arising from the lecture by Jonathan Zittrain given on 19 May 2009. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL25 – 1 hour….
CPD: Open Source Software – Corporate Boon or Burden? – 28 May 2009. Online CPD scheme questions from this event.
Questions arising from a recent SCL London Group meeting. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL26 – 1.5 hours…
Thrift KM: Systems for free – London, 13 July 2009
We are really thrilled to have Stuart Barr from Headshift to start the evening with an essential (and extensive) tour across the internet, highlighting both free tools that can be used ‘in situ’ and those that can be downloaded for use inside the firewall. However, we recognise that getting over that first hurdle of identification…
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Systems for free – do you have a good story to tell?
As mentioned in my earlier post about this event, we are keen that this seminar offers attendees insight not only into the opportunities for using free internet tools but also into the practical challenges in using and integating them in a legal KM setting. We will be hearing from my colleague Christian Walsh, A&O’s website…
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