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The Financial Services Authority ("FSA") have imposed a fine of £2.27 million on the UK branch of Insurance company Zurich for loss of customer data.

The digital remit of the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is to be extended significantly to deliver more comprehensive consumer protection online.

How do we 'consume' media? With more devices and platforms than ever, there is certainly no lack of choice.

'Network neutrality' – providing fair access to the Internet, regardless of the type of content – has long generated plenty of debate and controversy.

For a long time now, Facebook has offered users a way of sharing content selectively.

A new report by DMH Stallard was the centre of debate this week when over 40 data specialists and industry opinion formers joined a lively panel discussion at its offices in London.

As we approach the 30th anniversary of the first ever mobile phone call made in the UK, our collective dependency on mobile services continues to rise.

If your New Year’s resolution was to ensure your reputation is not blighted by outdated or excessive material easily available online, now may be the time to act following recent developments with the ‘right to be forgotten’.

This week, the police have been informed of yet another data breach involving personal health information.

The High Court in England has held that a contract had been formed and was in force, even though neither party had signed it.

Ofcom upheld an appeal from Playboy TV UK and Benelux Limited following a decision by the Authority for Television on Demand that Playboy TV and Demand Adult could each be classified as an on-demand programme service.

A recent investigation by the Office of Fair Trading ("OFT") into the conduct of Handpicked Media ("the company") raises some interesting legal issues surrounding online advertising, particularly in relation to product endorsement through social media.

Online gambling operators have been warned that they must remove unfair restrictions placed on customers withdrawing money from their gambling accounts or face enforcement action...

The Online Safety Act 2023 (the "Act") is a new piece of legislation that aims to enhance internet safety and tackle online harms. This legislation went through various stages...

This year’s State of the Media Democracy Survey provides a ‘reality check’ on how UK consumers, across the generations, interact with media, entertainment, advertising and information and what their preferences might be in the future.