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- German personality rights in 2012
- ICO publishes response to the Leveson Report
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- Music: piracy, the EU single market and the future
- Downloads, CDs and piracy: the good, the bad and the ugly
- Are second-hand sales of downloaded music possible in the EU?
- Moving towards a European digital single market for music
- Music and the European Commission’s proposed pan-EU cloud
- Music piracy: the German position
- Music piracy: the French position
- Networks: The Next Generation
- Image Rights
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- Public Interest (Reynolds) Privilege
- Cookies - preparing for compliance
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- Preparing for London 2012
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- Ambush marketing - an Olympic headache
- On your marks and get set for the Olympics
- Have you checked your Olympics ticket?
- Reporting and broadcasting the Olympics
- 2011
- Connecting 2011 and 2012
- Freedom of Speech on the Web
- Net Neutrality
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- TV & Internet Convergence
- Looking ahead: Broadcast meets Internet and Mobile
- Controlling TV content in the online world
- Product Placement - a new avenue for advertisers
- Our insatiable appetite for mobile data: is a spectrum drought on the horizon?
- ATVOD - how will it impact the nascent VOD market?
- How will free movement principles in the EU impact the VOD market?
- IP Law in the Digital Economy
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Exposing libel myth - Twitter and other social media
Niri Shan and Adam Rendle highlight the libel risks faced by social media users.
The media landscape in 2013
Lorna Caddy and Adam Rendle set out some predictions on how the media landscape is likely to change and develop during the course of 2013.
What technological developments will 2013 bring?
Neil Hawley discusses some of the potential legal issues that these developments might trigger.
The year ahead – 4G for all?
Patrick Clark looks ahead at the roll out of 4G and the auction process that will precede it.
Leveson’s vision for the future of press regulation
Lorna Caddy and Mark Dennis look at Lord Justice Leveson's vision for press regulation and some of the key areas of likely debate going forward.
The Leveson report
Data protection proposals will have a significant impact on journalism and the enforcement of data protection law.
Predictions for 2013
In December, we look at what 2013 is likely to bring. Among other things, recommendations made in the Leveson Report are likely to dominate the headlines during 2013. Actions against individuals using Twitter and other social media will continue to keep the courts busy. 2013 may also see the introduction of a new Defamation Act, changes to our copyright laws, as well as the roll out of 4G.