Mobile Technologies and BYOD

Staff and students increasingly expect to be able to access and use the full range of their institution’s ICT facilities and resources via their own mobile devices or mobile devices provided by their institution. Meantime the institution’s requirement is that security of systems and information is maintained and that user policies on access to systems are adhered to despite the shift in control from institution to user. The information provided here is intended to help inform colleges and universities of the legal risks inherent in mobile use.  Recognising these risks and managing them will help encourage responsible use as well as confidence in legal compliance.

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The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013
The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (ERRA) received Royal Assent on 25 April 2013.

Defamation Bill Receives Royal Assent

The Bill is now an Act of Parliament.  It received Royal Assent on the 25 April 2013. 

New Jisc Legal BYOD Toolkit

The toolkit will be useful to those colleges and universities that have not yet set out their approach or offered guidance to their staff and students on BYOD.

Browsing the Internet and Copyright Infringement

The UK Supreme Court will ask the European Court of Justice whether reading web pages, accessed from a supplied link, requires a copyright licence.

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