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Recent cybersecurity trends have shown that no company is safe from the threat of a data breach. It is now a matter of "when", not "if", a breach will occur.

This vlog discusses the recent Court of Appeal decision regarding Morrisons' data breach.

The right to deletion – colloquially known as a right to be forgotten – has been explicitly included in the GDPR.

This is the first of three short vlogs from Eleanor Hobson on international transfers of personal data.

What's ahead in the world of online coupons for 2012? What factors impact how successful online coupons can be for a company? Might the online coupon industry already be reaching maturity?

On Thursday 11 July 2019, the UK government confirmed that it will bring forward legislation for a new Digital Services Tax (DST) to take effect from April 2020.

Behind the curve or biding its time? Chris Kemp, Associate at Kemp IT Law, looks at the UK Government's approach to setting the rules for AI.

Richard Kemp takes a look at the implications for intellectual property of AI foundation models.

Deirdre Moynihan covers three case studies on artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

Helen Garthwaite and Claire Haynes highlight the importance of sustainable digital infrastructure for broadband connectivity...

The Internet of Things or "IOT" is the range everyday devices and sensors connected to the Internet. The IOT is growing fast – by 2020 there will be some 50 billion "things" connected to the Internet.

Richard Kemp looks at artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

This vlog from Chris Kemp is about the UK Government's "approach to regulating AI" paper from July 2022.

Liability will see extensive AI-influenced legal developments, especially in the areas of autonomous vehicles, robots and other ‘mobile' autonomous systems.

Nooreen Ajmal examines the decision by the High Court in the Gama Aviation case and what this means for contract law.

The Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the EU has stated in a legal opinion that posting a link to a website that contains "freely accessible" copyright infringing content should not itself amount to copyright infringement.

On May 6th, The European Commission released it’s much anticipated white paper on its "digital single market’ strategy.