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Can the law handle emojis and social media?
By Duncan Calow Emily Judge
At noon on Friday, it was announced that Rebecca Vardy had lost her defamation case against Coleen Rooney, with the ruling by Mrs Justice...
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Music to Ed's ears: Judge rejects copyright claim
By Duncan Calow Emily Judge Shefali Pandhi
Last Wednesday, Ed Sheeran successfully challenged the copyright infringement case brought against him by the grime artist Sami Chokri...
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GDPR Fines and Data Breach Survey 2022
By Duncan Calow
Data protection was once an overlooked area of the law, certainly in the media, sport and entertainment sector. Several years ago, during...
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What a very good question...
By Duncan Calow
7 years ago I wrote an article for Computing magazine entitled "Bitcoin - what is it for?". Back then I wasn't sure what the problem was...
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Taking a chance to regulate
By Duncan Calow
Publication of the House of Lords Gambling Select Committee report has again thrown a spotlight on loot boxes, player packs and other...
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Not so elementary
By Duncan Calow
The thorny topic of character rights has emerged again with reports of the Conan Doyle rights owners taking infringement action against...
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Giving the players their fix
By Duncan Calow
When many would have had their eyes on the sneak peaks released by Sony of their eagerly awaited PlayStation 5, another games titan was...
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