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Ofcom's Emerging Technology programme monitors developments in the trends and changes affecting the sectors it regulates closely.

Increasing demands are being placed on our office space. Beyond the need to be conducive to working, it also needs to attract and retain talent, provide a range of ...

Explore how fusion energy could solve the power crisis at the heart of the AI revolution. Dan Klein sits down with Mark Thomas, CEO of First Light Fusion, to discuss the company's distinct approach to making fusion energy commercially viable and its potential to transform the technology landscape.

On 22 December 2015, the European Commission announced its next steps towards completing the single market for cross-border parcel delivery.

The European body responsible for .eu domain name registrations, EURid, has recently published a press release addressing whether businesses will be able to maintain their .eu domain name...

A new scam has emerged directed at owners of domain names in the UK. Previously, individuals posing as domain name registrars in Asia have tried to deceive the owners of trade marks and of domain names into buying a series of domain names with suffixes such as .com.cn and .asia. The bogus registrar purports to have had instructions to register the victim's name.

Tiffany has lost a legal action brought against eBay in which the jewellery shop sought to hold the popular online auction site liable for sales made of counterfeit products through its online platform.

In “RxWorks Limited v Dr Paul Hunter”, the High Court has considered the four-part test for trade mark infringement laid down last year by the European Court of Justice in “Céline Sàrl v Céline SA”, on which we reported in our previous bulletin.

What do executives at the world’s largest tech, media, and telecom companies believe is needed to improve information security and address cyber threats in 2013?

Kaschke was a local politician. Gray posted some comments on Hilton’s web site that Kaschke argued was defamatory.

Google has been involved in more controversy over its Street View service, as its cars have been inadvertently collecting the contents of wireless communications from people’s unsecured wi-fi networks in streets where they have been snapping.

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (‘ICO') has published what appears to be its first public enforcement notice based upon "the right to be forgotten" against Google Inc.

In May of this year, the EU's Competition Commissioner, Margarethe Vestager, announced that there would be a major competition inquiry into the e-commerce sector in Europe.

Suppliers that seek to restrict online sales via third party platforms (e.g. eBay, Amazon) risk being found to have infringed the EU antitrust rules.

Companies are increasingly incorporating whistleblowing and regulatory complaints into their commercial strategies.

The European Commission (EC) is to investigate competition in the e-commerce sector in all EU member states.