5 April 2012 | Paul Gershlick
The Times newspaper had acted responsibly when publishing an article about police officer, Gary Flood, which had linked him to corruption involving Russian oligarchs, the Supreme Court has ruled. In overturning...
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30 March 2012 | Paul Gershlick
Yahoo! is suing Facebook for alleged infringement of 10 of its patents, alleging that its entire social networking model is based on Yahoo's patented social networking technology. Facebook has about 50...
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16 March 2012 | Simon Weinberg
In its first consideration of advertising on Twitter, the Advertising Standard Authority (ASA) has ruled that a Twitter marketing campaign by Mars does not breach the CAP Code. The CAP Code is the code...
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13 March 2012 | Ted Mercer
It’s an interesting time for telecoms regulation in the UK (and indeed in the rest of Europe).
The European Commission has suggested and the European Parliament will agree new provisions for roaming,...
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