BT and Talk Talk lose judicial review of DEA
Discusses the judicial review challenge by BT and Talk Talk of the Digital Economy Act (DEA).
Michael Coyle
May 12, 2011
Discusses the judicial review challenge by BT and Talk Talk of the Digital Economy Act (DEA).
Today the European Court of Human Rights has rejected Max Mosley’s (‘MM’) application concerning Article 8 seeking an introduction in to English law that would legally bind the media into notifying an individual when an article discloses information about him/her.
Today the European Court of Human Rights has rejected Max Mosley’s (‘MM’) application concerning Article 8 seeking an introduction in to English law that would legally bind the media into notifying an individual when an article discloses information about him/her.
A tribunal rules for the first time on the use of powers under RIPA by councils, due for review by the coalition under Theresa May in the ner future.
A tribunal rules for the first time on the use of powers under RIPA by councils, due for review by the coalition under Theresa May in the ner future.
The Press Compaints Commission (PCC) have found in favour of the men’s magazine ‘Loaded’ over the use of photos of a 15 year old which had been uploaded to social networking site Bebo.
The Press Compaints Commission (PCC) have found in favour of the men’s magazine ‘Loaded’ over the use of photos of a 15 year old which had been uploaded to social networking site Bebo.
Jude Law Settles Privacy Dispute It has been reported that the dispute between Jude Law and Hello! magazine has been settled out of court. Jude
It has been reported that the dispute between Jude Law and Hello! magazine has been settled out of court.
The recent High Court hearing regarding ex England football captain John Terry has received constant media speculation regarding the law of privacy in the UK.