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… And they all fall down!

19 July 2011 | Bob Fahy

Remember the nursery rhyme, Ring a ring o’ roses, a pocket full of posies, atishoo, atishoo and they all fall down…… Like a pack of cards, the fall out from the phone hacking scandal continues...

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Dismissal for offensive email sent from home computer was fair – Gosden v Lifeline, Employment Tribunal

8 March 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Lifeline employed Gosden and supplied him to HM Prison Service (HMPS). Outside of working hours and from his home computer, Gosden sent a sexually and racially offensive email to the home computer of a...

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CAP Code changed to allow data about third parties to be validly collected from children

28 February 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The CAP Code has been changed with immediate effect, so that organisations can collect data from children about third parties. Previously, the CAP Code had had a total ban on the practice. Now, it is permissible...

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Facts get lost in the translation as untrue email in political spat leads to £30,000 damages – Cambridge v Makin, High Court

18 January 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Two interpreters were involved in a spat that has led to a big payout in damages after one of the emails sent contained untrue allegations about the other. Cambridge was an interpreter on the board of...

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UK tops the table for spam

30 November 2010 | Simon Weinberg

The UK ranks above other Western European countries for the circulation of spam (junk email), according to a survey produced by Trend Micro, an Internet security business. Nearly 10% of spam emails from...

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BIS consults on implementation of new E-Privacy Directive

28 September 2010 | Mark Weston

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills is consulting on plans to implement a new E-Privacy Directive. The European Union law was passed in 2009 and needs to be implemented into domestic law...

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Anti-spam company ordered to pay US$27,000 in damages for wrongly blacklisting a company

25 June 2010 | Mark Weston

Spamhaus – an anti-spam company – has been ordered by the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois to pay E360 US$27,000 in damages for wrongly putting E360 on a spam blacklist. The...

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British Airways in the news again for legal spat involving crew – this time over email involving questions over crew member’s honesty in taking whisky – Hughes v Risbridger, High Court

25 March 2010 | Paul Gershlick

R was employed by British Airways in relation to security matters. H was a senior member of BA’s cabin crew. H had been arrested on suspicion of theft over 12 miniature bottles of whisky that he had...

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