This includes content that spreads hate or violence against women, or normalises sexual violence, including some types of pornography. It can be both illegal or harmful to children and is often pushed ...

The European Commission has presented the Digital Justice package 2030, an initiative aimed at modernising justice systems across the EU and making sure that justice professionals have tools fit for ...

The CMA has started a package of action covering online pricing practices, including drip pricing and pressure selling, under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. Since April, the ...

The European Commission has issued its much debated Digital Omnibus. Its core proposals aim to streamline rules on AI, cybersecurity and data. While aimed at simplifying the rules, it could end up ...

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The European Commission is investigating if Google is applying fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory conditions of access to publishers’ websites on Google Search, which is an obligation under the ...

Scott Foster summarises the latest Court of Appeal decision in the Samsung / ZTYE FRAND litigation. Does pressing for your preferred court amount to bad faith? The Court of Appeal’s decision in ...

After consulting in February 2025, it will publish its final guidance for improving women and girls’ online safety on 25 November 2025. Around 18 months later, it plans to publish an assessment of how ...

Under new amendments to the Crime & Policing Bill, designated bodies like AI developers and child protection organisations, such as the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), may scrutinise AI models, and ...

The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Children’s Online Safety was set up in March 2018. It has now opened a call for evidence on an inquiry into Artificial Intelligence (AI) Harms and ...

The Office for Budget Responsibility estimates that a cyber-attack on critical national infrastructure could temporarily increase borrowing by over £30 billion – equivalent to 1.1% of GDP. The UK ...