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A White Paper on Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the European Commission provides insight on how governments might change product safety and liability rules to address the issues arising from AI

Following the landmark judgment earlier in 2015, Google has applied for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court.

A class action lawsuit filed against eBay following a 2014 data breach has been dismissed by a US court this week.

Google recently won a key legal battle in the war ranging over the practice of selling competitors registered trade marks as search terms on its world famous search engine. However, the war is most definitely not over yet and this may be the opening salvo in a protracted dispute.

The online shopping world is changing rapidly and Amazon, in particular, seems to be going all out to lure customers to its online video entertainment nest.

This consultation has been long-awaited. It was announced in 2012 to take place in 2013. However, Minsters delayed its opening in order to widen its scope.

Having navigated significant volatility over the past decade, luxury brands have an exceptional opportunity to continue to capture growth over the next.

The UK's Online Safety Act (OSA) 2023, which became law on 26 October 2023, imposes extensive new obligations on certain types of online service providers...

Why are HR cloud application implementations now business transformation rather than technology transformation projects?

The UK Home Office has announced a major upgrade to border control technology, introducing contactless eGates at airports from October 2026. This new system will allow eligible passengers to enter the UK without presenting a physical passport, using only facial recognition technology integrated with existing immigration databases. The rollout will begin at East Midlands Airport and expand to 13 major UK airports by early 2027, promising faster processing times and a more streamlined travel experience.

These days everyone, especially in the insurance industry in Germany, talks about "cloud computing" when the discussion deals with the current trend regarding how companies use IT.

Databases may incorporate database rights or copyright.

SAS Institute claimed that World Programming infringed copyright by creating a program which enabled users run applications written in the SAS language.

Google AdWords provide a very powerful online marketing tool to advertisers. They also provide Google with its principle source of revenue. However, many high profile brand owners throughout Europe have complained that the use by competitors (without consent) of well known trade marks in Google sponsored links infringes their registered trade marks.

Circulation of counterfeit goods remains a significant issue for brand owners, causing loss of revenue and reputation as well as undermining consumer confidence.

SWIFT, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications, that operates a worldwide financial messaging service facilitating money transfers has found itself tripped-up by EU data laws. On 22nd November, the influential Article 29 Working Party (i.e. the EU Data Protection Regulators) issued a damning opinion on the compliance of the SWIFTNet FIN Service with the EU Data Protection Directive.