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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...

A healthtech design dispute over heart rate monitoring devices shows that the scope of protection of a registered design can be very narrow...

Artificial intelligence is making an impact in real-world situations, from agritech to music composition, and healthcare data analysis to customer service. As the technology expands, this is an important moment for establishing a competitive advantage...

The UK Government has published a revised Code of Practice on trials of automated vehicles...

The controversy around Europe's new copyright directive has been high profile and intense...

The wearable tech industry has made huge strides since the early days (everyone's favourite: calculator watches) and has been on the cusp of exploding for almost a decade...

It has taken three years, but changes to the UK's trade marks system to implement the 2015 Trade Mark Directive have now taken effect...

The Brexit deal agreed in principle in November 2018 has been voted down by a substantial margin in the UK Parliament and so, at the time of writing, a “no deal” Brexit is a very real possibility...

The changes to Entrepreneurs' Relief announced in the UK Chancellor's Autumn Budget (discussed here) rang alarm bells for some...