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The House of Lords Home Affairs, Health and Education EU Sub-Committee has released its own report on the CJEU Judgment.

There's a growing tension between big data – all about finding unexpected correlations between different datasets – and data protection law – all about fairness in processing personal data.

Many readers may be reading this blog when a notification from their fitness tracker pops up instructing them to stand up.

On 4 November an Investigatory Powers Bill (‘Bill') which could overhaul internet surveillance in the UK was introduced to the House of Commons.

On 23 June, the UK government introduced a new online cyber security training course designed to assist the procurement profession to stay safe online.

The experience of the music industry, which has been plagued by digital theft, should send shivers down the spines of film executives. The music majors are suffering from declining sales and the inability to protect revenues from digital theft.

The UK Code is voluntary but the UK Government was keen to work with ETSI to develop it into a global standard.

This white paper is a collection of the individual blogs we have written as introductory and companion pieces to the segments of our Digital Commerce webinar on 28 April 2021.

Last week, saw pornographic deepfake images of mega-star, Taylor Swift, circulated on various social media platforms, including X and Meta. Not only were the images themselves...

IoT refers to the exponentially growing network of products that are capable of communicating with each other, such as smart watches and smart thermostats.

Location related information is gathered by 38% of consumer goods retailers for geo-blocking purposes.

On April 13, 2018, Google Inc. lost a landmark case, when a U.K. High Court judge ordered Google to delete information about one of two claimants.

On July 28, the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) published its Annual Activity Report 2014.

In a recent request for a preliminary ruling in a case concerning Amazon, the Advocate General Pitruzzella (AG) has given his opinion that the Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU) (CRD)

On 29 July a series of changes were introduced to the UK domain name dispute resolution service.