Administration Archive

Institutions falling to report data breaches can face financial penalties from April 2010

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The Scottish Information Commissioner publishes new guidance for making and handling FOI requests.

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Illegal downloading of copyrighted material is being tackled by the UK Government with a new Digital Economy Bill.

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A council were found to be in breach of the Data Protection Act after sensitive personal data relating to social work records were found in a filing cabinet bought by a member of the public.

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The Information Tribunal has been abolished and its functions have been subsumed into the General Regulatory Chamber.

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Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) publishes new guidance to help individuals in Northern Ireland take a claim to court under the Data Protection Act.

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This two day intensive privacy conference brings together leading experts to discuss the most recent  developments affecting data protection across Europe.

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This report highlights developments that have taken place since the publication of the Data Handling Review.

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ICO issues guidance on its new powers to impose monetary penalties of up to £500,000 for serious breaches of the Data Protection Act.

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A Birmingham high school has been required to sign a formal undertaking after a laptop containing the unencrypted personal details of around a thousand staff and students was stolen. 

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An American graduate found guilty of copyright infringement for illegally downoading and uploading songs on Napster and Kazaa is seeking a new trial or a reduction of damages.

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Penningtons Solicitors have reported on a recent settlement between Getty Images and a removals firm which had used without licence a Getty Images photo.

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The consultation on a revised code of practice can be found on the Scottish Government website.

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The Information Tribunal has ruled that redaction time cannot count towards Freedom of Information (FOI) cost capping. 

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The Information Commissioner's Office has launched a consultation on new guidance governing online privacy.

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On the 24 April 2009 the Equality Bill was introduced in the House of Commons and was published on 27 April with a view to achieving Royal Assent in the spring 2010.

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The European Parliament has voted in favour of new and updated legislation governing Europe's telecoms industry. 

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The Information Commisioner's Office has published new guidance on the Data Protection Act.

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Dealing with all aspects of enforcement by the ICO.

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The email system of a leading research unit based at the University of East Anglia has been hacked.

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Useful workshop for those interested in SharePoint/Moss 2007. 

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Introduction to Records Management - 9 December 2009 and Developing File Plans and Records retention Schedules - 10 December 2009.

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A further selection of IPR FAQs are availalable from JISC Inform, Issue 26 - Know Your Rights: Intellectual Property and Technology.  You can ... (cont)

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Experts from Switzerland discuss digital archiving.

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The British Library announced that it supports the move made by the government to ensure that copyright is fit for the digital age.

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At JISC Legal we have upgraded our website and want to highlight some of the changes and features which make accessing our guidance more straightforward

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Exploring issues surrounding compliance.  

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Introductory course organised by CILIPS. 

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The High Court has ruled that newspapers can lose their libel protection if elements of a case change.

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In response to a call from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) the government are consulting on amending the Data Protection Act 1998.

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JISC Legal is working with seven JISC services to provide a unique tailored service for the education sector.

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A new notification fee of £500 was introduced for some larger institutions on 1 October 2009.

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ILIG presents two half day seminars - Ecopyright - practical solutions and User-generated content - a copyright challenge.

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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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Information Commissioner & Tribunal Decisions - what do they mean in practice?

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The legal issues which arise when using e-assessment in UK FE and HE.

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The ‘Raising the Bar’ information governance conference - 9 September 2009 in Edinburgh. 

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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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Professor claimed unauthorised access to sensitive data.

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

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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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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 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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