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Legal Eye: Trademark landmark
Comment Protection - understanding the nuances of trademarks is key to policing against infringements to your brand, products and services. Owning a trademark no longer means you're the only one who can use it. [16 Jul 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 27.06.08
Round-Up He's only gone and taken enforcement action against HMRC and the Ministry of Defence over breaches of the Data Protection Act. Brilliant technologist, ruthless businessman, chino-trousered philanthropist, founder of the most influential technology... [27 Jun 2008]
Editor's Blog: Less data equals more privacy
Comment For a brief time data protection and the impact of data breaches was staple tea-break conversation up and down the land. It's been a while since I've mentioned silicon.com's Full Disclosure campaign, which is aimed at improving the way... [26 Jun 2008]
Where will the Silicon Dragon swoop next?
Comment The legal infrastructure needs to be developed and the financial infrastructure and issues like intellectual property protection. China has already made its presence felt on the world technology stage. [03 Jun 2008]
What scores in the global tech league?
Comment Criteria such as education, language skills, availability of talent, government support, and intellectual property protection all get factored into the choice of where companies are locating their back office or shared service centre. [03 Jun 2008]
The McCue Interview: Ailsa Beaton, CIO, Metropolitan Police Service
Comment Information is another big part of Beaton's role at the Met and she has responsibility for managing the Met's work with the Information Commissioner, the Freedom of Information Act, Data Protection Act and information security. [02 Jun 2008]
Dear silicon.com... outsource vs insource, Naked CIO on open source, password overload…
Comment Insourcing offers fine grain management control over quality, shared time zones, resistance to infrastructural failure, data protection and the opportunity for face to face meetings if you share the same building. [08 May 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 02.05.08
Round-Up The HMRC has discussed 11 data security incidents involving customer information with the Information Commissioner's Office since April 2005, has stopped data transfers unless there is a business critical need, and now demands adequate security... [02 May 2008]
Dear silicon.com... XP lives, the femtocell 'truth', BlackBerry bashing…
Comment Get the police to do the job the Data Protection Registrar isn't bothering to do! Windows XP was getting a lot of attention this week, with silicon.com readers undecided whether the OS should live on or not… And data losses never seem far from the... [01 May 2008]
Legal Eye: Google declares trademark open season
Comment That industry has recently been rocked by Google's decision to change its trademark protection policy for UK and Irish advertisers. Trademark protection vs consumer choice. Search engine liability for trademark protection. [30 Apr 2008]
Legal Eye: Could you end up footing your e-crime bill?
Comment Failing to act with reasonable care can include anything from disclosing a PIN, not disposing of bank statements properly, accessing bank websites via unauthorised links in emails, or not keeping firewall or spyware protection up to date. [15 Apr 2008]
Vendors hype up compliance fears
Comment What he's taken to doing now is getting an undertaking from individuals and organisations that have breached the Data Protection Act, and naming and shaming them in press releases," she says. Data Protection Act [08 Apr 2008]
Legal Eye: Is encryption really the silver bullet?
Comment Many will be aware now that the seventh principle of the Data Protection Act requires businesses to take appropriate technical and organisational measures to guard against accidental data loss. Compliance with the new Companies Act and the Data... [27 Mar 2008]
ID tech tightens up compliance
Comment They can also show, therefore, through those audits that they are complying with data protection regulations - as well as satisfying the requirements of a number of other regulations with which they must comply. [18 Mar 2008]
Just whose legislation rules the internet?
Comment So we now appear to have a situation in the UK where our own laws governing defamation, decency, libel and the simple test and protection of truth are governed by the more generous interpretation provided by the US legal system. [05 Mar 2008]
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