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Law for technologists, technology for lawyers - and anything in between.
Particularly interested in the impact of technology on identity, privacy and security.

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▼ 2011 (16)
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  - UK transparency & privacy review
- ► August (1)
  - Google's ICO privacy audit out
- ► April (2)
  - Libel reform - free seminar 13 April
  - "Outsouring" to "loud computing"
- ► March (4)
- ► February (1)
  - Privacy - Council of Europe consults on modernisin...
- ► January (7)

► 2010 (151)
- ► December (5)
- ► November (4)
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- ► September (4)
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► 2009 (145)
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Ben Laurie
Broadstuff
Citizen Media Law Project
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Eve Maler (xmlgrrl)
Francis Davey
Ian Brown (Blogzilla)
JISC Legal
Kantara Initiative
Kim Cameron
Light Blue Touchpaper
Lilian Edwards (panGloss / Blogscript)
OUT-LAW
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Robin Wilton (RacingSnake)
Society for Computers & Law

About me

A lawyer trying to learn technology and technology law. Email me at wh at tech-and-law dot com. All views expressed are mine alone, unless of course I'm reporting someone else's views.

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