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On 6 May 2015 the European Commission published its strategy for the digital economy in Europe highlighting that the digital economy is no longer sector specific.

As part of the Digital Single Market ("DSM") Communication published on 6 May 2015, the Commission stressed the need for a review to "ensur[e] cross-border access to legally purchased online services" (page 8).

On October 1st 2019 the CJEU ruled that consent to cookies cannot be properly achieved by using pre-checked tick boxes.

Last week the European Commission edged one step closer to a digital single market with three new developments.

We have updated our cookie consent tracking table to reflect the latest developments in implementation of the new cookie consent rule across Europe.

On 20 June 2008, Meglena Kuneva, the Consumer Commissioner, made a speech on the Commission's priorities for consumer policy in the digital age.

The EU Parliamentary view is that broadening the scope of the Directive risks undermining the aim of the law which is to protect key or critical services...

On 12 May, the Advocate General's opinion in Case C-582/14 Patrick Breyer v Germany was released, stating that dynamic IP addresses should be considered personal data for the purposes of EU data protection law.

ChatGPT released an entirely AI-generated simulation of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast on April 14, 2023. The video depicted an entirely simulated...

Online intermediary liability has been debated in the courts since the internet came into being.

New UK consumer regulations are due to come into force on 13 June 2014 and will affect almost all UK businesses.

The call for information found that online reviews are trusted by consumers and are an important source of information for buying decisions.

Handpicked Media operates a commercial blogging network which engages bloggers to provide editorial content on various matters such as music, fashion and beauty. The material produced was published in various places, including Twitter.

The UK's new Consumer Rights Act 2015, which came into force on 1 October 2015, consolidated UK consumer law in several ways.

The Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) has fined CitiGroup $15 million for compliance and surveillance failures.

Many of our ecommerce clients often make the valid point that given the nature of the internet, a customer may make a purchase through their website from any country in the world.

It's the section of the internet that is unknown to the vast majority of people. The Dark Web is a network of websites and servers that use encryption in an attempt to keep their activities secret