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Dutch telecom and internet providers are no longer required to retain the telephone and internet traffic data of their customers.

On 8 November, the Dutch Supreme Court formulated the questions it will refer to the European Court of Justice in a case between Anne Frank Fonds and our clients, Anne Frank Stichting, KNAW and the Belgian association VOOHT.

Recently, the Court of Appeal of Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, rendered a judgment in the Stokke/Marktplaats case.

I have been running around a lot lately doing presentations on conferences about medical devices and software, so I though it would be useful to give you a round-up on that subject.

The online advertising agency YD Display Advertising Benelux violates Dutch privacy rules by using personal data of internet users without their consent.

The Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled that the activities of Usenet service provider NSE fall under the safe harbour provisions of the E-commerce Directive.

On Thursday 24 November, the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") rendered its decision in Scarlet v Sabam (C-70/10).

Tempur regularly litigates against competitors who are using the designation ‘Tempur’ in their advertising campaigns.

Early November of this year, the bill to amend the Dutch Telecommunications Act ("TA") was sent to the Lower House of Parliament (TK 2010-2011, no. 32549).

Sometimes you have to go far away to learn a lot about thing close to home and that is what happened to me at the RAPS Regulatory Convergence Conference that I am currently attending in Indianapolis.

There are enterprises that serve a social purpose and are not profit-oriented. Current legal entities, such as a limited liability company (BV), foundation and association are not optimally suited...

Recently a UK court ruled in favour of the software licensor SAP against Diageo in a case concerning Diageo's indirect use of SAP software.

The European Commission proposed reforming the EU data protection framework two years ago.

On 3 July 2012, the ECJ rendered a judgment in a case between Oracle and UsedSoft.

The Dutch Minister of Security and Justice introduced a bill on mandatory notifications for a breach of security or loss of integrity of vital ICT systems for public consultation on 22 July 2013.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJ") handed down a landmark decision on 3 July 2012 in the case of software licence reseller UsedSoft v Oracle.