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The European Court of Justice has ruled that national court injunctions that require an internet service provider ("ISP"install a filtering system to prevent the illegal download of files are prohibited under EU law.

Member States will have to adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.

BT-owned mobile operator EE is to start charging UK customers to use their phones in Europe, having previously said it had no plans to reintroduce roaming costs after the Brexit trade deal signed...

On 17th February 2015 the Article 25 Data Protection Working Party (Working Party) issued a press release on website cookies compliance findings.

The Article 29 Data Protection Working Party published guidelines on the implementation of the right to be forgotten decision from the Court of Justice of the European Union.

The European Banking Authority (EBA) released ‘Final guidelines on the security of internet payments’ (Guidelines).

Forum shopping (i.e. where businesses pick and choose the most privacy-friendly EU state to set up shop) has always been a somewhat unique side effect of EU data privacy law.

Enterprise technology leaders face a widening gap as AI transforms operating and business models. While some organizations invest in wholesale transformation, others accumulate cost and complexity treating AI as discrete projects. This report examines where value is being captured, where risk is building, and what separates leaders from laggards in responding to unpredictable disruption.

On 11 February 2025, the UK government issued a press release announcing new sanctions against ZSERVERS...

And time for an update on the various antitrust investigations into price fixing in the hotel online booking sector.

With online sales now integral to many retail businesses, the issue of whether luxury goods suppliers can stop goods which qualify for selective distribution from being sold via third party platforms such as Amazon and eBay is more important than ever.

The national competition authorities of Sweden, Italy and France, in coordination with the European Commission, are the latest regulators to have accepted commitments offered by Booking.com, Europe's largest online booking platform.

Many companies continue to miss out on the very generous tax reliefs given for R&D expenditure, particularly those developing software for use in their financial services activities.

Global law firm Clyde & Co has advised Skroutz Internet Services S.A., a company which operates an e-commerce platform in Greece, on an investment by CVC Capital Partners.

At the dawn of the email age it was widely predicted that emails would seldom be used by business people to communicate confidential information on the grounds of that medium's inherent lack of security.

From a legal point of view, the reservation of channels such as e-commerce will only work in jurisdictions where the local competition authorities do not view these restrictions and prohibitions as having a problematic effect on competition.

HM Revenue & Customs have announced that ‘pay-per-click' advertising services to charities will now be ‘zero-rated' for VAT purposes.