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On 10 June 2020 the Government published its response to consultation on the Online Education Accreditation Scheme (Scheme). The purpose of this voluntary Scheme will be to provide a quality assurance framework...

The film industry has reacted by seizing illegal DVDs, initiating legal action and introducing various software solutions. There are limits to each of these routes, and the industry’s focus must expand to include soft copy theft.

Business hubs around the world are looking to attract international investment from innovative firms by recreating the success of Silicon Valley.

The London Borough of Southwark was looking for a "master data management" system which was to act as a central index of data used by Southwark’s different computer systems.

Banks are calling on some of the world's biggest tech firms to take some financial responsibility for the losses caused by online fraud.

Reputations can be damaged in many ways, but few can be more upsetting than the sharing of sexually explicit images on the internet. Whilst it is already illegal to actually share such images...

As artificial intelligence reshapes professional services, four critical competencies emerge as essential for legal practitioners and consultants navigating the 2026 workforce landscape.

The DTI is pressing ahead with a new TUPE from 6 April 2006, having just published guidance to the new regulations (as yet unpublished!)

Many service providers’ standard terms and conditions stipulate that data will be automatically terminated on death.

It is now several years since the scope of Mobile Device Management expanded to become EMM and Bring Your Own Computer morphed into Bring Your Own Device.

This is the second in a series of three blogs which covers the topic of third party risk.

The House of Lords dealt a massive blow to the government on 16 January 2006 by blocking the ID Cards Bill until the Home Office makes known the full costs of the bill public and allows the National Audit Office to scrutinise the scheme.

The Belgian Minister of Finance, Alexander De Croo, announced that the deadline for the obligatory registration of Belgian entities in the Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO)

The UK Parliament has now published the Digital Economy Bill, which makes a number of controversial amendments to the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and includes key provisions relating to the regulation of online file-sharing and copyright protection and licensing generally.

On 3 March 2005, the Belgium House of Representatives adopted legislation to implement European Directive 2001/29/EC of 22 May 2001 on the harmonistion of certain aspects of copyright and related rights in the information society.

A recent press release by Europol (the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation) has highlighted the increasing threat arising from the sale of counterfeit goods on the Darknet.