The integration of the new telecommunications regulator will have a massive impact on the sector, says Federico Hernandez Arroyo. | 12yrs
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The parliament in Grenada has introduced a law on press freedom which gives a maximum penalty of a year in jail for people sending 'offensive' emails, tweets or other internet messages. | 12yrs
Companies are introducing policies for employees using smartphones for business and personal communications. Partner Tracy Marshall of Keller and Heckman looks at the benefits and risks of such programmes. | 12yrs
Hackers have launched 'a new wave of malware' on law firms who may be totally unaware of the threat, according to a cyber security expert. | 12yrs
The second edition of the Family Asset Protection Law Guide is written by leading family law and contentious trusts specialists from around the world. | 10mos
Over two-thirds of Australian lawyers say that IT has not made their lives easier, according to a survey of 445 legal practitioners. | 12yrs
The social network site Yelp.com has sued San Diego law firm McMillan Group for allegedly writing positive reviews of its own services. | 12yrs
The number of High Court cases relating to data theft has trebled in two years - as new cloud storage services make it easier for employees to steal. | 12yrs
Lawyers who specialise in privacy and cyber security are benefiting from a boom in California - with salaries to match. | 12yrs
New Zealand has introduced legislation to let its security service spy on residents - despite concerns expressed by the Law Society and human rights groups. | 13yrs
Most law firms are 'several years' behind the Big Four accountancy practices in their adoption of new technology. | 13yrs
The increasing availability of cheap 3-D printers through is about to usher in a new era of litigation, according to specialist lawyers. | 13yrs
US law firm King & Spalding has banned its employees from accessing their personal email accounts on the firm's computer system and laptops. | 13yrs
Criticism from foreign companies over Tanzania's listing rules is one of the side effects of the EPCA Act. Shamiza Ratansi of Adept Chambers discusses the implications. | 13yrs
The EU will not make a decision on launching a trade case against Chinese telecoms companies until the names of companies winning a major contract to build a next-generation wireless in China is announced. | 13yrs
The telecoms sector in Kenya is set to be a major contributor to economic growth in the next five years, say Livia Dyer of Bowman Gilfillan and John Syekei at Coulson Harney | 13yrs
The Ukraine is gradually getting regulation in place for its fast growing telecoms sector, says partner Nazar Chernyavsky of Ukraine law firm Sayenko Kharenko. | 13yrs
Myanmar is on the cusp of a technological revolution through which the government hopes to extend mobile phone ownership from nine to 80 per cent of the population, reports Neasa MacErlean. | 13yrs
Operator group Vodafone is suing Telecom Italia claiming abuse of a dominant position in the Italian market. | 13yrs
The main Chinese telecoms regulator is consulting on certain aspects of its coverage - apparently in order to resolve disputes between some of the main operators. | 13yrs
Far-reaching reforms could see the Mexican telecoms marketplace open up. A new regulatory body is created as part of the deal. | 13yrs