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Privacy

English court confirms existence of privacy tort

Here is an interesting development in privacy law. The High Court of England and Wales has confirmed the existence of a new Tort, the tort of misuse of private information. In the case of Vidal-Hall & Ors v Google Inc Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago January 31, 2014
Copyright

Is the NSA infringing copyright?

My friend and colleague Renata Avila has asked an interesting question on Twitter: “If the NSA is storing, reproducing – copying my data and works, are they violating Copyright Law?” I do not think that it has been asked before, Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago January 25, 2014
Privacy

The Lives of Others and modern surveillance

[Text of a presentation I gave before a screening of The Lives of Others at Wolfson College, Oxford]. Although I am nowadays more interested in IP issues, I started my academic life as a privacy lawyer. My first publications dealt Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago March 6, 2024
Copyright

Copyright Week: Has the copyright war been won?

All of this week blogs and websites around the globe have been celebrating Copyright Week, an initiative by the EFF to celebrate two years of the defeat of SOPA/PIPA. Copyright Week consists of a series of articles analysing the future Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago January 18, 2014
Cybersecurity

Does anyone pay any attention to trust seals on websites?

In a world where online security has become an important element of our lives, it is becoming more difficult to trust information, even if they present a trust and/or security seals. A new report by the EU’s cyber security agency Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago January 18, 2014
Privacy

Where is the international outrage over the NSA backdoor revelations?

Imagine a world where there is a secret society with the capacity of listening into all sort of private communications all the time. This organisation has managed to build backdoors into hardware that allows them to check on sensitive data Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago January 18, 2014
Software patents

Functionality in software is not protected by copyright

I finally managed to read the latest (and hopefully last) instalment of the long legal saga that is SAS Institute v World Programming Ltd. This has been an interesting yet long case that made it all the way to the Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago December 23, 2013
Creative Commons

CrunchBase reaches agreement with People+

As a follow-up of the interesting dispute between CrunchBase and People+ involving Creative Commons, CrunchBase has announced that it will publish all of its data under a Creative Commons 4.0 licence, specifically CC-BY-NC. At the same time, they announced that Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago December 12, 2013
Creative Commons

Creative Commons releases licence for intergovernmental organisations

With the excitement of the release of the 4.0 version of Creative Commons licences, it is possible that another really important development will have been missed. Creative Commons has announced the release of one of the last ports that will Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago December 7, 2013
Bitcoin

Why does law enforcement ignore the virtual economy?

Consider the following scenarios: A person has all of their money taken from their bank account by fraudsters. An armed gang enters a bank and takes all of the cash stored there. A person has their credit card stolen and Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 12 years ago December 8, 2013

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