21 Oct, 2024 What is a “good arguable case” anyway? Court of Appeal sets the record straight for freezing injunctions By Max Palmer What is a “good arguable case” anyway? Court of Appeal sets the record straight for freezing injunctions Max Palmer looks at Isabel Dos...
21 Oct, 2024 Online Safety Act countdown: Ofcom progress update By Mike Edgar Faye Harrison With two months remaining before the first major set of UK Online Safety Act (OSA) provisions come into force, Ofcom has published an...
21 Oct, 2024 UK and US issue joint statement pledging closer cooperation on children’s online safety By Vivien Zhu Faye Harrison On 10 October 2024, the UK and US governments issued a joint statement announcing the formation of a new joint children’s online safety...
18 Oct, 2024 Irides: Weekly patent litigation update By Robert Burrows Charlie French Naomi Hazenberg Kate O'Sullivan Amy Howlett Christopher Stubbs Rebekka Thomas Eden Winlow +5 more... Show less The Irides Weekly Update is our round-up of patent litigation news highlights from around the world. Taking its name from the plural of...
16 Oct, 2024 EDPB releases final version guidelines on interpretation of Article 5(3) By Hannah Crowther BIG NEWS ALERT! The final version of the EDPB guidelines on the interpretation of Article 5(3) ePrivacy just dropped. And the bad news...
16 Oct, 2024 Podcast: A FRANDly catch up By Naomi Hazenberg Nadine Bleach Francion Brooks Join Naomi Hazenberg, Nadine Bleach and Francion Brooks as they embark on a whistle-stop tour of FRAND developments in the UK and beyond...
15 Oct, 2024 Safer Phones Bill to be discussed in Parliament this week By Faye Harrison As we await the Online Safety Act's gradual entry into force, with Ofcom expected to finalise its first online safety codes by the end of...
11 Oct, 2024 Irides: Weekly patent litigation update By Andrew Bowler Ewan MacAulay Kathryn Hambly Ben Reeves +1 more... Show less The Irides Weekly Update is our round-up of patent litigation news highlights from around the world. Taking its name from the plural of...
11 Oct, 2024 Bungie's "First Defence" against "Red War" copyright infringement claim in Destiny 2 By Charlie Purdie On 2 October 2024, author Matthew Martineau issued a claim against Bungie (developer of the popular video FPS looter shooter game,...
10 Oct, 2024 Labour’s Employment Rights Bill - published today By Manon Rattle As promised in the King’s Speech back in July (see our previous article), within its first 100 days in office Labour has today published...
09 Oct, 2024 Podcast: How to avoid mega tech projects becoming mega tech disputes By Adrian Sim Freya Ollerearnshaw In this episode of The Roadmap, our technology lawyers, Adrian Sim and Freya Ollerearnshaw distil the key issues and takeaways from the...
08 Oct, 2024 Licensing content to train AI – an emerging frontier? By Emily Ryder Reports abound in the media about AI companies entering into licensing deals with organisations including media organisations and other...