Blog archive

Brands immediately stimulate emotions. That is why they are so powerful – they communicate to customers directly. No need for a detailed explanation. They create images of past experiences – and football brands are no exception...

German electronic band Kraftwerk's 1970s song “Metall auf Metall” might have been consigned to music history, but use of a sample in a 1997 rap release led to a 20-year legal battle...

The EU has overhauled its rules on drone use. The new laws will mean that there is a common framework for drone flights...

When hiring for business-critical roles, a tightly worded non-compete clause is often an important element in the contract...

The UK's data privacy regulator, the ICO, has started issuing notices of intention to fine data controllers under the GDPR for data breaches...

In the era of athleisure fashion, sportswear branding is a highly valuable asset...

Employment relationships are more fluid and complex than they used to be. The traditional model of a long-term employee paid to do inventive work throughout their career is less common than it once was. So what does that mean for ownership of inventions?...

A new EU Regulation on cybersecurity promises a more coordinated approach across Europe...

It is a year now since the introduction of Europe's new data privacy regime, the GDPR...

The roll-out of 5G networks is ramping up with limited services available in parts of the US and South Korea. 2019 will see the launch of 5G in selected cities across the UK...

Recent high-profile incidents involving terrorist video content, under 18 self-harming and political manipulation have kept concerns about online material in the news...

We've recently published two articles about the risks of making the wrong call about an individual's employment status and the new developments employers should be looking out for on that front...