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BUFVC still have some places available on its "Copyright Clearance for Print, Broadcast and Multimedia Production" one-day course on Wednesday 22 September 2010 in Central London. For more information, and booking, visit http://bufvc.ac.uk/courses.
The recent case of Zurich Insurance receiving a £2.275 million fine for loss of personal data highlights the risks involved in managing data transfer when outsourcing IT services.
Online marketing and advertisments will, from 1 March 2011, be subject to the same strict advertising rules as traditional media.
A new law seeks to balance the protection of an employee's personal data with the legitimate rights of employers.
The UK IT industry has raised serious concerns over the worrying decrease in numbers of students taking formal ICT qualifications.
Minister suggests law reform by Parliament is required to prevent judicial decisions creating a privacy law 'by stealth'.
JISC Legal's Jackie Milne will be presenting on e-Safety on RSCtv, a resource sponsored by RSC Scotland South and West.
A BUFVC one-day starter course on 22 Sept 2010 for those needing to copy and use existing content in new productions and services.
These top tips serve as a quick reminder of the main areas to be addressed in meeting your e-safety duty.
This guidance examines the legal implications of recording lectures at UK FE and HE institutions, focusing mainly on the issues of copyright and consent.
This guidance document examines the Digital Economy Act 2010 and its implications for universities and colleges in the UK.
Background Video for England Safeguarding: Meeting your e-safety duties (England)
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