31 Mar, 2018 Blockchain, the technology of trust By Karl Manweiler Transactions, Contracts, and proof of them are defining structures in our economic, political, and legal systems. They protect our assets...
29 Mar, 2018 GDPR, it’s not all bad By Karl Manweiler I have read many articles relating to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which focus on the hardship this regulation will...
29 Mar, 2018 When a data privacy problem becomes a shareholder problem By Passle Group As we are all more than aware, the news has been awash with the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal in recent weeks. While the issue of...
28 Mar, 2018 Is your child the next E-Sports star? By Passle Group At a conference in the Etihad Sport’s Stadium recently, I listened with awe. Ex-professional sportsman, Thomas Kerbusch was speaking. His...
27 Mar, 2018 An end to advertising’s toxic “Top Five” email tradition? By Richard Moore Ad land has been in the news for all the wrong reasons this month. In case you missed it (and I'm not sure how you could have), a...
26 Mar, 2018 How should agencies respond to #metoo complaints? By Brinsley Dresden Sad to say, but in recent months, our employment team has been called upon to assist a number of clients investigating allegations of...
23 Mar, 2018 Token sales and regulations in Gibraltar By Anthony Provasoli Aaron Payas, CFA Gibraltar’s stature as a leading global FinTech jurisdiction has taken another huge step forward this month with the publication of the...
22 Mar, 2018 Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook should (maybe) be regulate By Sean Lippel He's finally talking and while he's not explicitly apologizing for the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is...
22 Mar, 2018 Consolidation is the name of the game for our public healthcare system By Caroline Scott Very interesting article about the vision of the NHS to transform and consolidate our public healthcare system to drive further...
21 Mar, 2018 Inspirational Ornua By Ronan McGoldrick For us here in Leman Solicitors this report is more than a good news story about one of Ireland's most successful businesses in Ireland's...
21 Mar, 2018 Busy day at the ASA! By Geraint Lloyd-Taylor This wasn't the week to be hauled up before the ASA - unless you believe in strength in numbers, or were hoping to be drowned out in a...
21 Mar, 2018 Greenpeace uses parody in powerful advocacy advertising By Brinsley Dresden Greenpeace has used its YouTube channel to launch a powerful piece of advocacy advertising. The ad attacks PZ Cussons, owner of the Carex...
20 Mar, 2018 Cambridge Analytica, Facebook and the Right to Freedom of Thought By Susie Alegre The new revelations about Cambridge Analytica and its alleged use of data from Facebook reinforces concerns I have been writing about for...
16 Mar, 2018 Regulation in a foreign land...ACCA not amenable to Irish judicial review By Passle Group The recent High Court decision confirming that the UK based Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is not subject to...
16 Mar, 2018 ASA calls for evidence: recognition and labelling of online #ads By Alan Hunt The ASA has this week launched a research project to ensure that its approach to ad labelling online (through the CAP Code) is correct....
16 Mar, 2018 Senate votes to roll back parts of Dodd Frank By Sean Lippel InvestmentNews reports that the bipartisan bill would raise to $250bn from $50bn the asset threshold for SIFI status, and banks with less...