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The huge cyber attack on Talk Talk and theft of nearly 157,000 customers' data has raised questions about how much knowledge of their security vulnerability had filtered up to the board.

Hugo Plowman and Rebecca Morse, partner and associate in the litigation department, discuss the rise in recruitment fraud and how recruiters can protect themselves against this.

A list of your online accounts for e-mail, banking, investments and social media should be provided to your loved ones to assist with administration on your death.

What? The FT has reported that in response to a spike in market turbulence, consumer internet companies Groupon and Zynga have postponed plans to go public this month.

The UK government has commissioned the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to review the reliance on international talent in IT, telecommunications, and engineering sectors, focusing on skill shortages and shaping future immigration and domestic skills policies.

The UK Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Emotional Perception AI v Comptroller General appeared to revolutionize software patent eligibility by adopting European-style rules for artificial neural networks. However, the UK Intellectual Property Office has now formally refused the patent application following remittal, raising critical questions about whether the celebrated decision truly opened the floodgates for AI patents or merely aligned UK practice with established European jurisprudence

A record number of .eu domain names have been registered as the number of complaints filed with WIPO under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) has soared.

BIS has issued a consultation on implementation of the revised E-Privacy Directive which requires a number of changes to English law.

In a bad week for Apple, co-founder Steve Jobs has resigned, share prices in the company have fallen and its most recent court battle with Samsung has not resulted in the sweeping victory it might have hoped for.

The UK government has made a dramatic U-turn on proposed measures to tackle Internet pirates who illegally download films and music from the net.

The number of available unique addresses for Internet connection (Internet Protocol addresses) is fast running out under the current Internet address system.

The UK government appears to have put a lid on the possibility of a ‘three strikes law’ to tackle illegal unauthorised peer-to-peer file-sharing of copyright content – at least for now.

A surprising thing about the referendum was that no one explained what, it turns out, we're leaving.

Co-authors Duncan Stewart and Paul Lee discuss the Deloitte 2015 Prediction on 3D printing

Recent research by KPMG indicated that 95% of UK businesses were unprepared for the change in the cookie law.