Pragmatist

Last Tuesday, I played a very small part in the closing panel discussion at the Society for Computers and Law 3rd Annual Policy Forum . Th...

Having committed rather too late to the principles of " better regulation ", it's only right that the European Commission shou...

Some bank customers are understandably frustrated when it comes to refunds of what they regard as excessive charges. So the last thing they ...

Laurie Kaye reports on a recent case, Hays v Ions, where an ex-employee has had to reveal the data from his LinkedIn account to his former e...

I've given up my attempt to independently summarise the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 ("CPRs" in t...

For those interested in keeping regulation to a bare minimum, like BERR (yeah, right), here's a little gem from the Office of the Leader...

Back in February, I commented on the Open Internet Exchange initiative being planned by Phorm , whereby and major ISP partners BT, Virgin ...

Stories used to abound of small companies finding new markets via search. The Birmingham based chocolate shop selling to Bostonians is one t...

According to the FT : "The new marketplace, called the Open Internet Exchange uses anonymous information about internet users’ browsi...

HM Nanny is in fine fettle, commanding the nation's workers to get healthy and demanding that kids must wait until they're 18 befor...

I've been involved in helping people sell at a distance secretly now since lawyers were first told it was okay in a coded document ( 97/...

This is the Last Straw. I've just seen "micro-enterprise" defined in a document called "2005/0245 (COD) LEX 797"...

I'm enjoying Nick Holmes' digests of Richard Susskind 's forthcoming missive on the future of legal services - a plea for innov...

The European Commission's plans to regulate to create cross-border consumer markets will only limit innovation and growth. Faciliating s...