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The Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has recorded a huge surge in complaints made about companies' digital marketing communications, with figures exceeding 5,500

It is vital to have in place a suitable electronic document retention and management policy.

A key issue facing business leaders in managing the risks of artificial intelligence, is the lack of full visibility of AI usage within their organisations.

Shilpa Shah, a Director at Deloitte and leader of the firm’s Women in Technology network, is a passionate advocate of tech careers for women.

Nicola Brooks, a 45 year old single mother from Brighton, has won a High Court Order forcing Facebook to reveal the identities of individuals who targeted her with abusive messages.

The UK government has issued a stark warning to major technology companies: implement device-level controls to prevent children from taking, sharing, or viewing nude images within three months...

The High Court has made an order requiring the UK's five major internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to a number of websites including "Popcorn Time" type websites.

According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the UK is now officially in recession as the economy has contracted for the past two quarters.

As we begin to realise just how profoundly online misconduct is impacting society, calls are growing for the internet to be brought under real-world controls.

This story in the Daily Mail demonstrates a couple of interesting principles, that your hi-tech equipment is never really offline and just how easy it is to control a device remotely across the Internet.

Following the loss of two laptops containing sensitive personal information, the Information Commissioner's Office ("ICO") has issued Ealing and Hounslow Councils with monetary penalties of £80,000 and £70,000, respectively, for serious breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998 ("the Act").

As from today, new guidance on the exchange of electronic documents in the disclosure process forms part of the Civil Procedure Rules. The guidance will impact on the way parties deal with electronic documents in litigation. It may also have wider implications on a party's document management and retention systems.

In what is believed to be the first case of its kind, a Canberra-based law firm has successfully persuaded an Australian court to allow legally binding documents to be served on defendants using the social networking site, Facebook.

In a clamp-down on nuisance calls, the Office of Communications ("Ofcom") issued a new answer machine detection ("AMD") rule, designed to tackle silent and abandoned calls.