Crippled by comprehensiveness: are online marketplaces "similar" to direct sellers of similar goods?
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Studies on AI adoption and checklists for AI trustworthiness – the EU gets busy on AI
The EU has been busy this month progressing its AI agenda. A new EU study published today confirms that AI use across the EU is on the...
The course of the UPC never did run smooth: the UK officially withdraws its participation
In what has felt like death by a thousand cuts, the UK has officially withdrawn its ratification of the UPC Agreement. For our...
Sky v SkyKick battles on but permission to appeal granted: more uncertainty for brand owners
These trade mark proceedings are quickly becoming a modern-day Jarndyce v Jarndyce. As discussed in previous blog posts (here and here
Stay on the back pages - NCSC urges sport to take cyber security seriously
The sports sector has been urged to tighten its cyber security after a range of attacks by hackers, including an attempt to sabotage a...
Cutting out the middle man: Digital Regulatory Reporting
On 7 April 2020 the FCA published its 2020/21 Business Plan announcing that, in addition to its key priorities, one of its cross-sectoral...
Fastest finger first? Nominet opens consultation on expiring .uk domains
Highly desirable… Diamonds? Willy Wonka’s “Golden Ticket”? Contested by multiple parties… The Iron Throne? Gone in seconds… Glastonbury...
House of Lords: we need an Online Harms Bill to save our democracy
Lockdown has created a perfect storm of debate around online content. We are more reliant than ever on our social media drip-feed, which...
EPO filing statistics: is 3D printing due some hype (again)?
Many predictions have been made about 3D printing over the years. They have ranged from hype that every household would have its...
Should platforms like YouTube be liable for illegal uploads?
As in all good legal conundrums, the answer is ‘well that depends’. If you are Advocate General Saugmandsgaard Øe in the recent joined...
Consumer Internet of Things: European Commission launches sector inquiry
Today, the European Commission launched a sector inquiry into the Internet of Things for consumer-related products and services in the...
A simpler and more modern tax environment sounds good – but what about tax competition?
The Apple case is seen as raising the (very) hot topic of how a multinational group like Apple should be taxed in a modern, digital...
Court of Justice of the European Union approves continued use of EU model clauses, but strikes down EU-US Privacy Shield
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has published its long-awaited decision in the case of Data Protection Commissioner...
Putting the "order" into cross-border payments
It's been just over a year since Libra, the stablecoin concept seeded by Facebook and developed with a consortium of financial...
“I told you NO, you can’t have their number…” – CJEU confirms IP Enforcement Directive does not require disclosure of email addresses, telephone numbers or IP addresses
When was the last time you sent a friend a letter? Now how about an email? In a digital world, should the meaning of the word ‘addresses’...
Platform to Business Regulation goes online
While the European Commission consults on a package of widespread legal reforms for the digital economy, new measures aimed at ensuring a...
Swimming in the mainstream - EUIPO publishes open source software report
Open source software (OSS) has had its detractors - whether because of security issues (unscrupulous developers inserting poor quality or...
AI and the GDPR - two key reports published
“Data protection is at the forefront of the relationship between AI and the law,” as noted in the introduction to a study on the impact...
Over to you: the CMA hands the baton of UK digital regulation to the new Digital Markets Taskforce
On 1 July 2020, the CMA published a Report, which concludes a year-long market study into online platforms and digital advertising in the...
You have a new notification: Federal Court of Justice upholds FCO’s antitrust decision against Facebook's broad data collection practices in Germany
You might still remember the FCO’s landmark decision in February 2019 against Facebook’s processing of user data, finding...
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