If NFTs were the only realistic method of serving proceedings, the court should permit services by NFT….

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EDPB says decisions have an “Important impact on use of personal data for behavioural advertising”….

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Darren Grayson Chng, our regular Singapore correspondent, summarises the Singapore government’s own attempts to tackle online harms…

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The DPC has concluded two inquiries into the data processing operation of Meta Platforms Ireland Limited regarding Facebook and Instagram….

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Dr Rónán Kennedy and colleagues summarise a recent symposium looking at the state of lawtech in the Irish courts and the wider legal profession….

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Commitments also aim to ensure equal access to Buy Box and Prime….

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Simon Deane-Johns summarises the legal issues surrounding DAOs highlighted by the Law Commission’s call for evidence….

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The deadline for responses to the call for evidence is 10 January 2023….

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Among other things, the new Act created a new Media Commission which will be Ireland’s regulator under the EU’s DSA….

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