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Among the various lockdown viewing options offered by Netflix is a series of animated short stories called "Love, Death and Robots", which span a breath of genres, from comedy, horror to Sci-Fi and fantasy.

As 2014 comes to an end, I set out my top ten blogs of 2014

A recent decision by Italian competition authorities to fine TripAdvisor for misleading claims and truthfulness of reviews published on its site may have wider implications for a range of social media platforms.

User acceptance testing (UAT) is defined by the International Software Testing Qualifications Board as formal testing with respect to user needs, requirements

On 26 November 2017, The Telegraph on Sunday published an exposé of the activities of Wesley Perkins, described as "one of Britain's most prolific cybersquatters".

Bird & Bird's Simon Shooter and Esme Strathcole take a look at the definition of a Digital Service Provider in the context of NISD and ask how a business might understand if it qualifies as a DSP.

In July 2014, the House of Lords Communications Committee published a report on how the law should respond to offences committed using social media.

The Advertising Standards Authority has published a revised five-year strategy and 2026 Mid-Year Report, revealing a fundamental shift in how UK advertising is regulated. With 40 million ads now scanned using AI-powered monitoring systems, the regulator is moving from reactive complaint-handling to proactive, technology-enabled enforcement that identifies problematic advertising before consumers even notice it.

Wikileaks published sensitive material from governments and other high-profile organisations including 400,000 classified US military records with details of operations in Iraq and 90,000 with an insight into the military strategy in Afghanistan.

The volume and availability of content we are presented with is larger than ever before – 90% of the world’s data has been created in the past two years.

In a groundbreaking judgment delivered in Milan, a court has convicted three senior executives at Google of violating Italian privacy law, after a video was allowed to be posted on YouTube showing a boy with Down's Syndrome being bullied by classmates.

I am not the first to suggest that demand for digital learning is growing.

The UK Court of Appeal issued judgment in December 2003 in the case <I>of Durant v. Financial Services Authority</I>. The judgment provides important guidance on the meaning of "personal data" under the UK Data Protection Act 1998 ("DPA"), which implements the EU Data Protection Directive 96/46/EC, and provides guidance on responding to requests for access to information and documents under the subject access provisions of the DPA.

A crisis is an unpredictable, potentially reputation-damaging event requiring rapid, multi-disciplinary legal support. Crisis management law now integrates skills across employment, data protection, regulatory, and communication strategies.

People, places and products are all becoming increasingly connected. And, with the breakneck speed of innovation, that's only going to continue apace.