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Richard Kemp’s Video Interview on Avoiding Big Data Pitfalls in the Cloud

The information security clause generally gets a lot of scrutiny – Chris Kemp in the latest of his SaaS Insights mini series looks at what comes up in the contract.

In this vlog Deirdre Moynihan discusses what we call "software over-deployment". It is the use by a customer of licensed software beyond what is contractually permitted in its agreement with the...

This vlog from Chris Kemp is about Part 3 of the DPDI (No. 2) Bill – the significant if slightly underreported Smart Data proposals.

This vlog from Nooreen Ajmal looks at recent caselaw on whether software should be treated as "goods".

The promise of spatial computing – fresh from its metaverse makeover in 2022 – looks good. Richard Kemp looks at how it's developing.

Lewis Silkin's Technology Law Report for Autumn 2026 examines current market trends and their implications for technology businesses. The report features insights on the EU Data Act's requirements and practical impacts, alongside analysis of how new UK political leadership under Andy Burnham may reshape technology policy and the business landscape.

The involvement of the ASA occurred after Crunch Accounting Ltd ("Crunch") complained to them on purported misleading advertising and unfair comparisons with identifiable competitors.

This vlog looks at two recent cases involving convictions under the Computer Misuse Act 1990.

Following the Law Commission's recent report on the law relating to abusive and offensive online communications, BCL Partner Michael Drury considers ...

The Pirate Bay – the file-sharing site – has been sold by its founders for about £5m. Global Gaming Factory – the new owners – say that the site will become legitimate.

This vlog is a whistle stop tour of developments in UK AI regulation in 2021.

In May 2015 the European Commission (EC) announced its strategy for a European ‘digital single market' (DSM) that mirrors the possibilities of the physical single market.

Deirdre Moynihan covers the latest updates regarding the UK's proposals to introduce some form of text and data mining right in the UK

The Federal Communications Commission - the influential US telecoms regulator - has insisted on net neutrality.

A man has admitted 10 counts of offences of bidding against an item he was selling on eBay in order to drive the sale price up on the popular online auction site.

Apple’s iPad has started to go on sale in the US. More than 300,000 iPads were sold in the first day of its launch.