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As users increasingly use nontraditional modes of communication, such as social media and instant messaging applications, email and VoIP, in place of traditional telephone and data services,

With recent advances in technology, the boundary between an employee’s personal and work life has become blurred.

Facebook has launched a new feature that allows people to see where a user is. Facebook has extolled the virtues of Facebook Places by saying that it is useful for two friends to see if they are both in the locality at the same time so that they can meet up if they want.

An increasing number of organisations are embracing software-as-a-service or integrating social-media into their consumer facing websites.

Following the Law Commission's recent report on the law relating to abusive and offensive online communications, BCL Partner Michael Drury considers ...

It started in Australia in 2008, and was used in England by Hastings County Court as a medium to serve a summons on a debtor in 2011.

The Charity Commission has revised its social media guidance to address new obligations under the Online Safety Act 2023. Charities operating online forums or messaging services where users can post content...

Keir Starmer QC, the director of public prosecutions, has announced a public consultation before new guidelines on abuse arising from the use of social media are issued.

On October 31, 2018, the European Securities and Markets Authority Decision renewing and amending the temporary restriction on the marketing, distribution or sale of contracts for differences ...

Our charities and social media update took place on Tuesday 26th September. If you were able to attend, we hope you found it useful. Your participation and engagement were greatly appreciated.

A man in Pennsylvania was recently dismissed from his role at an American company for posting several derogatory tweets about his colleagues on Twitter.

A list of your online accounts for e-mail, banking, investments and social media should be provided to your loved ones to assist with administration on your death.

Earlier this week, the FDA issued two draft guidances on social media.

Threads' remarkable signup numbers broke records, but what happens if you want to remove your account from the platform? US privacy and cybersecurity partner Doron Goldstein weighs in.

What's ahead for the Technology, Media & Telecommunications industries?

On July 10, the Information Commissioners' Office ("ICO") issued a Notice of Intent to issue a monetary penalty of £500,000 on a social media company.

What's ahead for the Technology, Media & Telecommunications industries?