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DATA BYTES | 25
02 SEP 2020 AI and DPIAs - Navigating accountability and risk management obligations
In this article we examine key issues to consider when conducting a DPIA in relation to designing or procuring an AI solution and look at recently released...
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Cityam
25 AUG 2020 The lawyers role in innovation
This article was first published on CityAM on Tuesday 25 August 2020. To read the CityAM article, please click here. According to the recently published...
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data update
05 AUG 2020 Failing to prepare is preparing to fail - cyber incident response
This article explains the key phases of a cyber incident response from a technical and practical perspective, and summarises the regulatory reporting and...
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Data protection update
30 JUL 2020 Schrems II - At A Glance Reaction Register
This At A Glance Reaction Register provides an overview of the guidance and announcements released by data protection supervisory authorities in the European...
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DATA BYTES | 24
28 JUL 2020 Data protection and COVID-19: Key considerations for business reopening
The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent period of lockdown has brought a raft of data protection issues to the surface. In this previous Data Bytes article,...
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Cityam
21 JUL 2020 FCA's supervision of cryptoasset businesses
This article was first published on CityAM on 21 July 2020. To read the CityAM article, please click here. It was announced from the 10th of January this...
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IP @ Ashurst
29 JUN 2020 Rocking the Boat: New Orders for Piracy Claims
Roadshow Films Pty Limited v Telstra Corporation Limited [2020] FCA 507: In this case on section 115A of the Copyright Act, new orders have been proposed,...
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Cityam
23 JUN 2020 The important role of solicitors in "Future Fund" scheme applications
This article was first published on CityAM on 23 June 2020. To read the CityAM article, please click here. The government Future Fund scheme, devised...
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data privacy update
28 MAY 2020 Significant changes proposed to Singapore's Data Privacy Law
What you need to know The PDPC and MCI have announced draft amendments to the Personal Data Protection Act 2012. The major changes proposed to...
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CityAM
27 MAY 2020 Talking Legal
This article was first published on CityAM on 27 May 2020. To read the CityAM article, please click here. One of the most important questions asked when...
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AI: Understanding the IP
21 MAY 2020 Got a secret? Can you keep it? Using trade secrets to protect AI
In this fourth article of our series on artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP), we consider the use of trade secrets to protect AI...
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DATA BYTES | 23 - SPECIAL EDITION
26 MAR 2020 COVID-19: Data protection issues for UK employers
This briefing note answers some of the key data protection queries that organisations are asking as the pandemic develops and its impact on businesses...
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Media Update - Australia
25 MAR 2020 True Crime & Punishment: Legal Risks in True Crime Series
In response to the boom in true crime, we have prepared a guide to the legal risks of true crime documentary series and podcasts, including defamation,...
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data protection update
18 MAR 2020 Bill of Personal Data Protection Submitted to the Indonesian Parliament for Approval
Bill of Personal Data Protection Submitted to the Indonesian Parliament for Approval
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AI: Understanding the IP
11 MAR 2020 An in-depth analysis of copyright and the challenges presented by artificial intelligence
In this third article of our series on artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP), we consider the intersections between Australian copyright...
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data bytes | 22
04 MAR 2020 Territorial scope of the GDPR - Where does the boundary lie?
In November 2019, the European Data Protection Board ("EDPB") adopted finalised guidelines on the territorial scope of the GDPR (the "EDPB Guidelines")....
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data bytes 21
27 JAN 2020 Ad tech and data protection: Addressing key challenges
Despite its relative maturity, the ad tech industry has been hit hard by the changes introduced under the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 ("GDPR").
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Marching to a different tune? UK court considers infringement liability of online audio aggregator
The High Court in the United Kingdom has considered when linking to online radio content will be considered copyright infringement in its recent decision...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 "Malishus" not malicious: use of trade mark in domain name and on website found to be infringing
Use of the word "malishus" in the malishus.com domain name that resolved to a website offering for sale in Australia clothing branded with the word "malishus"...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 In the pipeline or still a pipe dream? Court tests the patentability of computer implemented inventions
The Federal Court of Australia has again considered "manner of manufacture" and the patentability of computer-implemented inventions, as the industry continues...
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