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 […]
Continue Reading Vehicle manufacturers and other businesses seeking to trial the use of automated vehicles on UK public roads should publicly set out a summary of the ‘safety case’ they have developed […]
Continue Reading Thousands of people diagnosed with HIV, as well as people linked to those individuals, have had their details “illegally disclosed online”, the Singapore government has admitted. Read Complete Article
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