With enforcement of the cookie rules about to begin, we look at the direction enforcement proceedings might take and at some ...
This month we look at an interesting case on intermediary liability for defamatory content; the implications of the OFT ...
Social networks and ISPs are not required to install general filtering systems to prevent copyright infringement
SABAM v Netlog ...
We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
This month, we look at a case on keyword advertising and at the Government’s plans for the new Communications Act. We’ve also ...
The Summer issue of Brands Update contains recent important cases from the UK and Community tribunals on registrability of trade ...
In this month's issue of Radar we continue to focus on the challenges raised by the changes to the law regarding cookies.
Cookie ...
The last couple of weeks have been tantalising for anyone with even a vague interest in privacy law. Key highlights have been Max ...
Radar covers a wide range of subjects relevant to technology and communications law, from matters of general interest and ...
Much has been said and written recently about the UK Bribery Act 2010 ("the Bribery Act"). In the absence of ...
Radar covers a wide range of subjects relevant to technology and communications law, from matters of general interest and ...
Radar covers a wide range of subjects relevant to technology and communications law, from matters of general interest and ...
Product placement is where an advertiser pays a programme producer or a broadcaster to have their product, service or logo appear ...
Welcome to 'Radar', Taylor Wessing’s update on developments in technology and communications law.
Radar covers a wide range of ...
The Chief Executive of Ofcom, Ed Richards described TV as "the cockroach of the internet revolution" at the recent ...
Linking is a hot topic at the moment, in particular with the NLA's ongoing dispute with Meltwater over its news aggregation ...
Following recent caselaw, Google has announced that it intends to make two significant revisions to its adwords policy. The ...
The Committee of Advertising Practice has today announced that the Advertising Standards Authority's remit will be extended to ...
A court case to protect the secret identity of Top Gear driver 'The Stig' was itself surrounded by secrecy today.
The hearing at ...
Brands Update containing the latest cases from the UK and Community tribunals on registrability and infringement.
In the latest European judgment on the validity of keyword advertising, the Court of Justice of the European Union ...
The European Court of Justice’s recent ruling in Google v Louis Vuitton Malletier SA has been hailed a major legal victory for ...
The Advertising Standards Authority, the self-regulatory body responsible for governing advertising in the UK, has recently ...
The UK government has formally reversed its previously announced ban and will join the rest of the EU (other than Denmark) and ...
LNS v Persons Unknown [2010] EWHC 119 (QB)
Court refuses to grant celebrity a "superinjunction" to prevent the media ...
The checklist is designed to help you spot potential issues and lower legal risks. It is intended for anyone who is involved ...
On 22 September 2009, the long anticipated Opinion in the three joined Google France references to the European Court of ...
22-May-2008 |
Banking & Finance,
Commercial Agreements,
Competition, EU and Trade,
Construction & Engineering,
Consumer Brands,
Copyright & Media Law,
Corporate,
Employment & Pensions,
Energy & Environment,
Financial Institutions & Services,
Life Sciences & Healthcare,
Litigation & Dispute Resolution,
Logistics & Transport,
Projects,
Real Estate,
Restructuring & Corporate Recovery,
Tax,
Technology, Media & TelecomsCriminal liability for unfair business-to-consumer ('B2C') commercial practices and misleading business-to-busines ('B2B') ...
