“Fake news is bad, but the ministry of truth is even...
Post-Truth is Born in the USA As Donald Trump's new status as leader of the free world starts to take effect, questions continue to circulate...
The EU Copyright Directive: New exception for text and data mining
The European Parliament recently approved the EU Directive on copyright in the Digital Single Market ('DSM Directive'). Once approved by the Council and published...
New decision on German influencer marketing: Courts in Berlin require disclosure...
While the courts in Munich recently took a more liberal approach and indicated that non-sponsored social media posts do not need to be tagged...
Proposed EU Copyright Directive shifts balance of responsibilities between rights holders...
The proposed EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market can be seen as an attempt to apply 'European values' to...
The Online Harms White Paper: Duty of care in the context...
Is the concept of 'duty of care' a novel one?
The concept of a duty of care is well known in the offline world. So...
A cat’s dinner? UK advertising regulator clears Amazon after Echo Dot...
Complaint
Amazon's Echo Dot is a voice-controlled device with personal assistant "Alexa" who can play music, provide information, set your alarm and so on. The TV...
How to catch lightning in a bottle: EU draws up plans...
Today's digital environment is of course characterised by a number of hugely successful multinational companies operating at a global level across borders. This brings...
Building Facebook Audiences using LinkedIn connections’ e-mail addresses
The Danish rules on spam are an implementation of the rules on unsolicited communications in the ePrivacy Directive (02/58/EC) and the Directive on protection...
BREAKING NEWS: Landmark ruling in the first “right to be forgotten”...
Google has been ordered to remove links to articles about a businessman's historic criminal convictions based on the so-called 'right to be forgotten', which...
