Posted by Esther Ballesteros
27 September, 2018
On September 13, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) found that the United Kingdom (Judgment: Big Brother Watch and
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China’s Supreme Court allows blockchain evidence in courts
Posted by Cuatrecasas
25 September, 2018
Last July, we shared a blog entry concerning a new judgment by the “Hangzhou Internet Court,” the first court specializing
Read MoreAre your favorite influencers breaking the law?
Posted by Esther Ballesteros
21 September, 2018
Marketing using “influencers” is growing non-stop, with statistics placing annual corporate investments in this type of advertising at between $500
Read MoreEU proposal to take down terrorist internet content in one hour
Posted by Jorge Monclús
20 September, 2018
The European Commission (EC) has just presented a new proposal for a regulation to take terrorist content down from the
Read MoreEuropean Parliament approves its negotiating position on proposed copyright directive in single digital market
Posted by Pablo Ramírez
14 September, 2018
In September 2016, the European Commission proposed a set of rules aimed at modernizing copyright regulations and bringing them into
Read MoreCybersecurity: Spain finally transposes EU directive
Posted by Adaya Esteban
12 September, 2018
On September 8, 2018 Royal Decree Law 12/2018 of September 7, 2018 on the security of networks and information systems
Read MoreE-voting: does blockchain hold future of elections?
Posted by Esther Ballesteros
12 September, 2018
Technology evolves, taking society along with it. We communicate, buy and bank online; why not vote online in elections?
Read MoreProgress toward new eu regulation on crowdfunding
Posted by Cristina Clos
24 August, 2018
The Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament recently published a draft report on the proposed regulation of the European Parliament
Read MoreIs both parents’ consent necessary to upload images of minors to social media?
Posted by Esther Ballesteros
1 August, 2018
In today’s digital world, it is commonplace to share many images on social media. But what happens when images of
Read MoreLegal risk of sharing images through social media
Posted by Jorge Monclús
27 July, 2018
The Supreme Court, in its recent judgment of July 20 (no. 2748/2018), sentenced a hierarchical superior to compensate an employee
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