31 May, 2019 Indonesia launches QR code standards By Carlos Alonso Torras The central bank has been developing QRIS (a more complex QR pattern that allows users from one payment service to transfer funds to any...
30 May, 2019 It's official. Spring has sprung with the arrival of the May edition of the Ads & Brands Law Digest By Brinsley Dresden The May edition of the Lewis Silkin “Ads & Brands Law Digest” has just been published, offering a calming antidote to the hysteria of the...
30 May, 2019 McCann creates the perfect parody of Game of Thrones for Aldi By Brinsley Dresden So, farewell Game of Thrones. And while fans may spend long winter nights for years to come arguing about whether the final episode was a...
30 May, 2019 Compliance is not security By Passle Group Agustin Carstens (General Manager of the BIS) spoken recently about five key cyber issues for international cooperation. He made the...
29 May, 2019 BBC plagiarism row shows importance of conducting trademark searches By Brinsley Dresden There is a certain irony in the BBC having to report on the accusations of plagiarism being levelled against it. Most advertisers on the...
29 May, 2019 Regulating social media By Tanja Velling Last week, Facebook published its Community Standards Enforcement Report, evidencing high automatic detection rates for sexual, violent...
29 May, 2019 The writing is on the bus By Geraint Lloyd-Taylor We all remember the controversial £350m claim on the side of the 'Brexit Bus'. For those interested in advertising and marketing - and I...
29 May, 2019 Could Esports be going back to school? By Passle Group Will Electronic Arts ('EA') cash in on the rise of Esports by bringing back their College American Football game, NCAA Football? It's...
28 May, 2019 One year on from GDPR By Passle Group Introduction The one-year anniversary of the commencement of GDPR in Europe fell on Saturday, 25 May 2019. In the lead-up to GDPR, there...
27 May, 2019 ASA deploys child avatars in online compliance drive By Brinsley Dresden The ASA has just published its Annual Report for 2018 and the most interesting aspect of the report concerns the ASA's use of child...
27 May, 2019 Právoplatne skončené konanie o návrat maloletého do cudziny bude možné obnoviť. By Martin Oross Dňa 10. mája 2019 poslanci Národnej rady SR prehlasovali veto prezidenta Andreja Kisku a schválili novelu Civilného mimosporového...
24 May, 2019 Co-Working - is it sustainable in the long term? By Gavin Fitzgerald Recent studies suggest that the number of people working in shared office space may reach almost 4 million worldwide in the next year....
22 May, 2019 Co-Living - do not be afraid! By John Hogan Minister Eoghan Murphy has come under sustained criticism for his comments on new co-living initiatives in recent days. Viewed by many...
22 May, 2019 Bude presnejšia evidencia pracovného času ozaj prínosom? By Dušan Nitschneider Pred týždňom vydal Súdny dvor Európskej únie Rozsudok C-55/18, týkajúci sa evidencie pracovného času. Podnetom ku konaniu bol spor, ktorý...
21 May, 2019 Compulsory Purchase Orders: A Brief Overview By Passle Group The volume of Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) applications has increased dramatically in the past few years. According to An Bord...
17 May, 2019 Is it legal? Digital nomads and immigration By Chris Pardo There is a new generation of workers powered by collaborative technology options that do not want to be tied to any one place. With the...