HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has opened a consultation on how new rules that will make businesses liable for determining the tax status of contractors who work through personal service […]
Continue Reading →EU law makers have endorsed plans to give regulators scope to issue GDPR-style fines against businesses that breach consumer law. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Broadband providers in the UK must promise customers a minimum guaranteed speed for their service at the point of sale under a new code of practice developed by telecoms regulator […]
Continue Reading →Online retailers do not need to make a telephone number available to consumers to abide by EU law if they offer a choice of other communication channels through which consumers […]
Continue Reading →The president of Abu Dhabi has passed two new laws aimed at increasing foreign direct investment (FDI) into the emirate and regulating partnerships between the public and private sectors. Read […]
Continue Reading →New guidelines which will shape contracts between banks and service providers they outsource to have been finalised by the European Banking Authority (EBA). Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: European banking regulator the European Banking Authority (EBA) has revised its outsourcing guidelines for financial services companies. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →A move to codify best practice around outsourcing in the UK is a significant step towards ensuring the full benefits of outsourcing are enjoyed by government departments and other public […]
Continue Reading →The EU’s highest court has been asked to clarify what information copyright holders have a legal right to obtain from online platforms and intermediaries about internet users who are allegedly […]
Continue Reading →The Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) has issued a long-awaited decision on the meaning and effect of the consideration and compensation provisions in the 2017 Electronic Communications Code (‘new Code’). Read […]
Continue Reading →Telecoms infrastructure is more secure against cyber attacks where there is competition in the supply chain, the chief executive of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has said. Read […]
Continue Reading →Businesses supplying artificial intelligence (AI) tools to the NHS in England will be expected to be open about the way their algorithms work, and to define key performance indicators (KPIs) […]
Continue Reading →‘Open banking’ could be the spur for change in the “competitive dynamics” within financial services markets, the international coordinator of national financial authorities and standard-setting bodies has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →The regulation of telecoms markets in the UK needs to be “flexible” and “forward-looking” to account for the convergence of fixed and mobile networks, the government has said. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →A new code of ethics should govern the removal of harmful content from the internet and there should be “large fines” for technology companies that fail to comply with it, […]
Continue Reading →The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has launched a public consultation into the possible solutions to the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the economy. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →ANALYSIS: It is highly likely that the EU’s highest court will be asked to consider the legality of radio stream ripping services in future after their compatibility with copyright rules […]
Continue Reading →A new policy to ensure the approach to digital identities (digital IDs) is better joined up across the public and privacy sectors should be developed by the UK government, industry […]
Continue Reading →Online marketplaces will have to disclose how they rank goods and services on their platforms, and explain any preferential treatment of their own products on those platforms where they also […]
Continue Reading →Reforms to EU copyright laws have moved closer after a deal was struck by law makers. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The implementation of new anti-fraud measures to protect UK banking customers faces delay due to a backlog of changes being worked on by banks and the complexities involved in delivering […]
Continue Reading →Banks operating in Singapore wishing to engage in outsourcing face more stringent oversight of their arrangements under plans being consulted on by the city state’s central bank. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Facebook has said it will appeal a decision by Germany’s main competition authority that serves to restrict its collection and aggregation of personal data. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Moves to bridge differences between the way medical devices are regulated in the EU and US could enable innovative new health technologies to be made available more quickly to patients […]
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