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Back in March of last year Google’s keyword practice was judged by the ECJ as not comprising trademark infringement, Google was off the hook, but I asked is anyone else left on it? To answer that question, we’ve all been waiting on tenterhooks for the outcome of the Interflora v M&S case which has [...]
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Following fears of invasion of privacy and controversy over consent to cookies, a law has been passed that states users must opt in to accept cookies in order to be shown behaviourally targeted ads.
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Since then in the run-up to the introduction of the new law, there have been a number of twists and turns in the cookie crumb trail…
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Following on from my Keyword Infringement blog post earlier this month, this morning’s judgement from the ECJ heralded a victory to Google
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For almost 6 years Cookie Law has been a bastion of sanity and simplicity within an otherwise confusing, complex and cumbersome entity, the Law. It was all so straightforward: if cookies are used on a website, then certain information must be given to that site’s visitors. Ok, it’s a little more detailed than that, but [...]
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Agree about Facebook, many businesses will rethink what they spend in time and money on FB. Data is the new gold...
fair analysis- very informative piece
ICO has extended compliance dead line by one year http://www.ico.gov.uk/~/media/ documents/pressreleases/201...
Hi James, I think number 6 is an interesting prediction and agree with what you’ve said. I was also reading...
Looking forward to the day already, should be fantastic fun and the more people involved the better – for...
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