Companies House has announced that it intends to make available for free most of the digital data it holds on UK companies and limited liability partnerships. Such an initiative enhanced also by the Government’s proposed Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill, …
As Moore Law enters its third year, we thought it timely to post an update on recent developments – the past few months having seen us expand to new offices and win new market recognition. In-SINC This summer saw us …
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that it is possible to register the layout of a store as a trade mark provided that it is sufficiently distinct. In 2010 Apple managed to trade mark a 3D representation from …
The UK Government is this week set to enact emergency legislation obliging phone and internet companies to maintain records of all customer calls, texts and internet use for twelve months. The Data Retention and Investigation Powers Bill comes as a …
New rules enter force on June 13th affecting all types of consumer contracts but particularly those conducted by retailers online, meaning that businesses that sell over the internet may have to revisit their Terms of Sale policies. The changes come …
A number of high profile breaches of online data security, including most recently a claim that millions of eBay customer accounts had been compromised, have once again brought into focus the importance of robust online data and customer account protections …
The UK body that regulates data protection, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), has issued an overview of key points in relation to the recent European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgment involving Google and the removal of internet search results to …
Cyber crime on the up – Has your business got the necessary protections in place?Despite all the warnings, “123456” was still the most common password in 2013 according to a report by Splashdata. This is particularly worrying for businesses given …
Cloud Computing: Cloud computing systems (i.e. access to computing resources, on demand, via a network) are fast being adopted as the norm for IT infrastructures. If your organisation currently maintains and manages its own computer infrastructure you may also be considering …
Late Payment: asserting your rights Your statutory right to claim interest: We are often told about the hard work that goes into chasing up clients and getting invoices paid – not just on time, but at all – especially in …
