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The Ministry of Justice seeks views on updating defamation law so it is fit for the modern age.

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Creative Commons report defines terms “commercial” and “noncommercial”.

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Authors had until Friday 4 Sept to opt out of the controversial Google Books settlement.

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Licensing agreement means music videos go back online.

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Consultation now open on Scottish Government privacy proposals.

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From 1 April 2009 certain overseas printed and digital material is added to the CLA HE Licences.

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On 16 June 2009, the Government published the Digital Britain Final Report.

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New payment proposals for loans of e-books and audiobooks.

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Unencrypted laptops are not sufficiently secure, say ICO.

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

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

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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’.

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

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

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

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Professor claimed unauthorised access to sensitive data.

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ICO concerned about plans to gather more communications data.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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.

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

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

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

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

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The Ministry of Justice has published the 4th report on the operation of the FOI 2000 Act in Central Government 2008. 

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The definition of a public authority for the purposes of the Human Rights Act 1998 is being clarified in a new parliamentary bill

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The High Court has ruled that a blogger has no reasonable expectation to anonymity due to the public nature of the activity.

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The British Library launches its 19th century newspaper website.

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UK Information Commissioner’s Office seeks interested parties to undertake a privacy research project.

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JISC Digital Media announce the launch of their new service Video Assist.

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This JISC project assesses the impact of Orphan Works on the delivery of services to the public.

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The ICO has published privacy notice codes of practice.

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BCS has published the 'Personal Data Guardianship Code' for confidential information. 

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A FOI request may be refused because of time already spent on it.

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ICO issues handbook on handling personal information and managing privacy risks.

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Legal team denied access to pupil database due to potential human rights violation.

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Phishing emails are targeting the academic community.

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British Standards Institution publish guide on data protection compliance.

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The European Commission wants a single EU patent to cover all countries signed up to the European Patent Convention.

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New measures are introduced expanding the existing criteria for the Disabled Students Allowance.

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Universal and Warner Bros are suing a European web video start up that they claim is illegally profiting from broadcasting their movies online. 

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Information Commissioner makes decision on Cambridge University FOI case.

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More than 200 laptops, PCs and memory sticks containing confidential data have been lost by Scottish councils and health boards.

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The Department of Health in conjunction with the Information Commissioner allows patients to delete  thier records.

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Bloggers are at increasing risk of getting sued or threatened with legal action regarding their online postings.

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German Data Protection regulator threatens Google if the search engine fails to comply with privacy laws.

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