Vietnam is introducing a new law in September which bans Facebook and Twitter users from sharing news stories. | 13yrs
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Much has been done to liberalise the marketplace in India but there is more to be done, says Rahul Matthan of Trilegal. | 13yrs
James Blendis is General Counsel and Company Secretary of EE, the UK's biggest mobile operator with 27 million customers and 16,000 staff. He talks to Neasa MacErlean about the challenges of running a telecoms legal department. | 13yrs
The Administrative Court of Stockholm has handed down two judgments regarding TeliaSonera's obligations as a company with significant market power on certain markets. Carl Johan af Petersens of Vinge analyses the findings. | 13yrs
This second edition offers updated guidance on protecting brands against counterfeiting and the grey market, covering relevant legislation, enforcement measures and cross-border strategies in key jurisdictions around the world. | 1yr
Federico Hernandez Arroyo of Mexican law firm BSTL discusses the opportunities and challenges of the move to liberalise the telecoms market. | 13yrs
The Sprint transaction highlights the Federal Communications Commission Mergers and Acquisition review process, says Keller and Heckman partners David Reader and Gregory Kunkle. | 13yrs
Global financial services giant Credit Suisse has implemented a new software to improve the efficiency and management of its legal and compliance services. | 13yrs
Nigeria is waiting for further laws on cybersecurity to produce a comprehensive base for regulating the telecoms sector, according to the Nigerian Communications Commission. | 13yrs
Thousands of US companies - including Google and Facebook - look set to find that their freedom to use 'safe harbour' rules to escape EU data protection rules is reduced in future. | 13yrs
Law firms may have to answer questions over phone hacking and high profile offenders could find themselves in the dock. | 13yrs
Privacy enforcers across Europe have told US tech giant Google to rewrite its 2012 privacy policy or face legal action. | 13yrs
Australia may need to reconsider its policies on data sovereignity, a recent report by law firm Baker & McKenzie and the University of New South Wales says. | 13yrs
Following demands by the UK Parliament, police are now looking into claims that law firms and blue chip companies may have been involved in phone hacking and illegal privacy breaches by creating a list of those with possible connections. | 13yrs
A new survey has revealed that just 21 per cent of FTSE 350 company secretaries have taken action to protect against the risk of cybercrime. | 13yrs
Google is set to dodge a deluge of legal claims after an advisor to the European court of justice said the Californian company is not obliged to delete content even if it damages an individuals reputation. | 13yrs
Californian software developer Recommind has launched a solution to help corporates manage large amounts of unstructured data. | 13yrs
The Government could implement custodial sentences under section 77 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act following claims that lawyers used unlawful methods to obtain evidence. | 13yrs
The UK's data watchdog has instructed technology giant Google to delete secretly-collected data or face prosecution. | 13yrs
US authorities are considering whether or not to bring cases against foreign officials who are responsible for the escalating cyber attacks targeting US businesses and government information. | 13yrs
Pirate Bay co-founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg could be extradited to Denmark for accused hacking charges, a Swedish court has ruled. | 13yrs