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Does catch-up commuting pose an opportunity or a threat to content producers? How will the surge in tablet and smartphone sales help drive the market?

What's ahead for the Technology, Media & Telecommunications industries?

An insights into the legal implications of the latest media and technology developments.

Effective cyber resilience requires strategic decisions at every stage of an incident. This report examines the governance frameworks, recovery protocols, and regulatory considerations that determine whether organizations can withstand, respond to, and recover from cyber attacks while maintaining stakeholder confidence.

Co-authors Duncan Stewart and Paul Lee discuss the Deloitte 2015 Prediction on click and collect in Europe.

Chris Kemp looks at the issue of bias in AI systems in the latest in his AI vlog series.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has laid before Parliament a draft order specifying provisions that must be included in the initial obligations code about payment by copyright owners and internet service providers of contributions towards costs incurred under the Copyright Infringement Notification provisions of the Communications Act 2003, inserted by the Digital Economy Act 2010.

Richard Kemp comments in Tech Radar's article on whether the algorithmic economy could have morally questionable consequences.

The Digital Economy Bill has been passed by the House of Commons without much chance for Parliamentary debate with the aim of getting it on the statute books before the General Election – a process known as ‘wash up’.

Last year, the European Union published a Citizens’ Rights Directive amending the 2002 Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive.

Deloitte predicts that in 2014, there will be 100 million eVisits globally, potentially saving over $5 billion when compared to the cost of in-person doctor visits and representing growth of 400 percent from 2012 levels.

With the increased use of automated buying systems, large amounts of online advertising are not even being seen by a consumer.

Yesterday saw the launch of the first 4G mobile network by EE , the owner of TMobile and Orange, a full six months before other suppliers.

The epic clash in Google v Oracle hit the U.S. Supreme Court earlier in October. Chris Kemp, associate at Kemp IT Law, takes a look at how it went

The government is looking at changing the law with regard to how long someone has to bring a defamation claim for material posted online.

Consistent with its previous opinions, the Article 29 Working Party does not consider the on-line Industry’s recommendations on online behavioural advertising are acceptable.