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Some say that technology revolutionized knowledge. Once controlled by a privileged few, knowledge is now becoming available to everybody. What if the same were about to happen with trust?

The UK government recently published its response (Government Response) to a House of Lords committee report (Committee Report) discussing prospective regulation of digital services

Ofcom is inviting comment on the consultation paper it issued last week proposing a "Code" for implementing the new Digital Economy Act 2010.

On 12 May 2010 the EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal confirmed the EPO’s current practice in relation to patent application relating to computer implemented inventions (CIIs).

In the underlying main proceedings before the Supreme Court of the Netherlands, Stichting Brein...

A recent high court judgment has made clear that actual customers are required in order to prove the existence of goodwill in a trading name; business reputation alone will not suffice.

This was the first time website blocking orders have been granted in relation to websites of these kinds.

Licensees can be required to implement technical measures under contractual arrangements in order to prevent infringement.

In 2011, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers programme to permit the introduction of new top level domains on the internet.

In Smith v Backhouse [2022] EWHC 3011 (KB), the High Court held that it does have jurisdiction to refuse to accept undertakings which a party had

The claimant, publicly known as Jean Hatchet, is a feminist campaigner with a particular focus on violence against women and girls.

I was recently involved in a discussion about the changing nature of technology in the context of advisory services, particularly IT Risk and Forensic Technology services.

Over a quarter of UK respondents were from the FTSE 250 and responses from UK CIOs were up 19% on last year's survey.

Following the Shaw Report in 2007, the Keeper of the Records of Scotland ("the Keeper") was asked to review the public records legislation in Scotland.

The last few weeks have featured one technology disaster story after another and two of the big ones involved Sony – no stranger to controversy after their Playstation network was hacked earlier this year and the personal payment details of about 77m users were compromised.