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Stolen Unencrypted Laptops Strike Again!

Unencrypted laptops are not sufficiently secure, say ICO.

(Posted on 20/08/09)
Results of Section 61 FOISA Survey (18/08/2009)

Results are in from Scottish Government's FOISA survey on Section 61 Code of Practice on Records Management.

(Posted on 18/08/09)
Plugging Data Leaks in US

Increase in investigations and disciplinary actions for data leakage through email, social networks and blogs.

(Posted on 18/08/09)
Professor Attacks Copyright Costs Nightmare

A retired Professor who has written a series of books during the course of his retirement has expressed concerns about ‘the minefield of obtaining permissions’.

(Posted on 07/08/09)
Emails Did Not Establish a Contract

A series of emails and phone calls did not establish a contract, the Court of Appeal has held in University of Plymouth accommodation case.

(Posted on 04/08/09)
Eleven Words Can Breach Copyright (03/08/2009)

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the reproduction of eleven words from news articles can be unlawful.

(Posted on 03/08/09)
How to Manage Research Data

UK Digital Archive (UKDA) workshops on managing and sharing research data, including copyright, confidentiality and ethics.

(Posted on 01/08/09)
Open University Data Security Case

Professor claimed unauthorised access to sensitive data.

(Posted on 01/08/09)
Government Plans Could Breach Privacy

ICO concerned about plans to gather more communications data.

(Posted on 31/07/09)
Website Disclaimers Mitigate Risk

A high visibilty disclaimer may help avoid liability for mistakes on a website.

(Posted on 30/07/09)
University IP for Free

University of Glasgow to license the use of IP created by academic researchers without royalties.

(Posted on 30/07/09)
Encrypt All Laptops Containing Personal Data - ICO

Stolen 'password protected' laptops lacked adequate security - ICO.

(Posted on 29/07/09)
Webcast on Web 2.0 and the Law for e-Tutors

Downloadable segments of the webcast on Web 2.0 and the Law for e-Tutors are now available on our website.

(Posted on 28/07/09)
Moving On From JISC Legal...

We're sorry to say goodbye to Mahesh, who has been a Legal Information Specialist with JISC Legal for over three years.

(Posted on 21/07/09)
NHS Trusts Reprimanded Over Data Loss

Five NHS Trusts have been criticised by the ICO over loss of patients' sensitive personal data.

(Posted on 21/07/09)
A Webpage Can be Prior Art

UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) rules that a web page can be considered prior art and the date on the webpage could be taken at face value.

(Posted on 21/07/09)
Snooped and Jailed

A man has been jailed for snooping in on police databases to collect information for terrorists.

(Posted on 21/07/09)
JISC Legal on Holiday - 20 July 2009

Please note that JISC Legal is on holiday on Monday, 20 July 2009.

(Posted on 20/07/09)
Keeping a Hawk's Eye on Information Law

Amberhawk Training Limited have announced the launch of a new information law blog called "Hawktalk".

(Posted on 15/07/09)
Data Protection Notification Fees Increase

New Regulations increase the annual notification fee to £500 for some FE and HE institutions that are not charities. 

(Posted on 08/07/09)
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