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Angler shows folly as trade mark angles for a victory in trade mark infringement case – Fox International v Folly, Patents County Court

25 November 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Fox had a European Community Trade Mark for “STALKER” in respect of fishing equipment. Folly sold fishing equipment on the Internet under the name “STALKER” but replacing the “T” with a picture...

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Telegraph’s Cable fishing expedition wrong, says Press Complaints Commission

31 May 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The Daily Telegraph’s fishing expedition in which it sent undercover reporters posing as constituents with a hidden tape recorder to the constituency surgery of Vince Cable was a breach of the Editors’...

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Loaded did not invade woman’s privacy for including pictures from her Bebo page when she was 15 because the photos were in widespread use across the Internet

17 May 2010 | Mark Weston

Loaded has been found not to have invaded a woman’s privacy, despite using pictures of her that had originally been posted on her page on the Bebo social networking site when she was 15. The Press Complaints...

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Press Complaints Commission extends to Internet-only publications

31 December 2009 | Mark Weston

The Press Complaints Commission - the newspaper industry’s self-regulatory body – is extending its remit to Internet-only publications for the first time. Until now, online versions of printed magazines...

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Latest news and views tagged PCC

Angler shows folly as trade mark angles for a victory in trade mark infringement case – Fox International v Folly, Patents County Court

Telegraph’s Cable fishing expedition wrong, says Press Complaints Commission

Loaded did not invade woman’s privacy for including pictures from her Bebo page when she was 15 because the photos were in widespread use across the Internet

Press Complaints Commission extends to Internet-only publications

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