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Information Commissioner issues code of practice for online behavioural advertising

20 July 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The Information Commissioner’s Office – the UK’s data protection regulator – has issued a code of practice dealing with online behavioural advertising issues. Online behavioural advertising refers...

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Goods with label saying ‘Not For Sale’ and ‘Demonstration’ could not be sold in EEA without owner’s consent – Coty Prestige v Simex Trading, European Court of Justice

11 June 2010 | Mark Weston

Coty made and marketed perfumes under its trade marks such as Lancaster and Joop! It used a selective distribution system to sell those goods. Simex was not an authorised seller but it had provided goods...

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Wheels fall off bike chain business’s ad campaign for wrongly suggesting endorsement of Olympic winner

10 February 2010 | Paul Gershlick

A bike chain manufacturer has been rebuked by the Advertising Standards Authority for misleading people into thinking that an Olympic medal winning cyclist had endorsed their products when she had not....

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It’s a case of ‘Do As We Tell You’ not ‘Do As We Do’ as Labour is the latest political party caught out for flouting privacy laws when canvassing

1 comment 10 February 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The Labour Party has embarrassingly been told off for breaching the privacy rights of 500,000 people in a canvassing campaign, when it sent the recipients a recorded message of actress Liz Dawn telling...

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Sun comes from the East and West, so M-Tech loses parallel import case – Sun v M-Tech, High Court

7 January 2010 | Paul Gershlick

M-Tech was a parallel importer of Sun Microsystems’ computer hardware products, meaning it bought products with Sun’s registered trade marks on in one country and re-sold them in the UK at a profit....

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Latest input tagged consent

Information Commissioner issues code of practice for online behavioural advertising

Goods with label saying ‘Not For Sale’ and ‘Demonstration’ could not be sold in EEA without owner’s consent – Coty Prestige v Simex Trading, European Court of Justice

Wheels fall off bike chain business’s ad campaign for wrongly suggesting endorsement of Olympic winner

It’s a case of ‘Do As We Tell You’ not ‘Do As We Do’ as Labour is the latest political party caught out for flouting privacy laws when canvassing

Sun comes from the East and West, so M-Tech loses parallel import case – Sun v M-Tech, High Court

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