Thursday, June 28, 2007

SCL: Web 2.0 Conference

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Aha! My mate Simon Deane-Johns, the CEO of Zopa the innovative P2P lending company, has come good on his stated intention to start a blog in...
Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Extreme porn bill

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Busy day today; after this, no more spodding:) The Extreme Pornography law has been published, tucked away in the Criminal Justice and Immig...
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Phew

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For some reason (OK, to avoid writing about data protection, let's admit it) Pangloss has FINALLY after about a year, re-organised her b...
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FaceBook Brought to Book?

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My colleague Ian Brown of Blogzilla reports on an interesting post on why Facebook may be violating European privacy law . The article revea...
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E-Commerce Meets Terrorism

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Via Naked Law, belated but important: "A new anti-terror law has come into effect as of 21 June 2007 : the Electronic Commerce Directiv...

Good News for Every Blogger!!

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Apparently, law students are picking what law school to go to via blogs.. So when do we acdemic bloggers get paid extra for it huh? :-P
Monday, June 25, 2007

YouTubeWatch

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.. should probably be the new name for this blog. But it is an endlessly fascinating time for intermediary lawyers... Anyway just a note tha...
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Why Not Sue You Tube in the UK?

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.. thought Pangloss when it was announced o n May 4 that the English Premier League were suing You Tube in respect of alleged copyright inf...
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Lessig Moves on

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This seems worth recording, although I doubt I have anything to add that 100s if not 1000s of other commentators will not say. Lessig has de...
Monday, June 18, 2007

HumanLaw Blog Book

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Pangloss is interested to discover a book in train via Wiki about aspects of blogging from (for once) a UK perspective. the excellent Naked ...
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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Google Pot Shots

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As has been true for some time, it seems to be open season on Google. With great innovation, comes great.. um.. legal liability? Here's ...
Wednesday, June 13, 2007

WEIS 2007

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The best conference Pangloss went to last year was not a law conference, not even a policy conference, but the Workshop on the Economics of ...
Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Rate My Blog, no, Hang On..

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Interesting new German case reported by Tobias Escher of the Oxford II. Sadly Pangloss has no German at all (stoopid Brit) so has to rely on...
Monday, June 04, 2007

Student SCL IT Law Essay Prize

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I know some students read this blawg so this seems worth reproducing in full: "SCL Student IT Law Essay Prize 2008 Now Launched Entries...

Yet Another Survey on Surveillance

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or who will watch those who watch the watchers? Pangloss should not be so flippant or indeed, so late . The HL Constitutional Committee issu...

For Auld Lang Syne

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In a fit of nostalgia, Pangloss feels like posting that the 3rd Scottish Information Commissioner Report has been published (even though Pan...
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Want to be a Porn Star?

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.. no? well who said you got a choice? " A 17-year-old college student is taking legal action against a pornographic film company after...
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Thursday, May 31, 2007

Mum's The Word

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Another late catch up from my hols, mainly for own benefit. Mumsnet, the non-profit site run part-time by single mothers to advise on parent...

AVMS DIrective also finally passed

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Good god the EU people really want their hols don't they? This one also seems to have been going as long as I can recall.. " The ne...
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Google faces EU Regulation?

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FInally today (honest), the Art 29 WP has issued a significant letter criticising Google's privacy protection of personal data. Google i...