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Lorna Woods on Delfi AS v. Estonia – Internet news portal liable for user comments

Jun 17, 2015 | Uncategorized

An Estonian internet news portal is liable for user comments published on its site in 2006, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights has affirmed. In this post, Professor Lorna Woods explains the key aspects of Delfi AS v. Estonia  and offers her...
Judith Bannister: The last word on the public interest in FOI – Australia and the UK compared

Judith Bannister: The last word on the public interest in FOI – Australia and the UK compared

Jun 15, 2015 | Government policy

Dr Judith Bannister is a Senior Lecturer at the Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide, and is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, undertaking a comparative study of FOI. On 17th June 2015 she will give an evening lecture at...

Upcoming event, 10 June 2015: Digital Humanities Panel at the SAS Open Day

Jun 4, 2015 | Uncategorized

Here’s the programme for the Digital Humanities Panel, part of the School of Advanced Study Humanities Open Day on 10th June, which includes a presentation by the Centre on law and information and data. The open day will showcase the School’s resources and share...
Upcoming event, 11 June – Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Societal Implications and Issues

Upcoming event, 11 June – Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Societal Implications and Issues

Jun 1, 2015 | Privacy

Dr David Goldberg, Advisory Board member of the Centre for Law and Information Policy, is co-organising an event on Civil Unmanned Aerial Vehicles at the Royal Aeronautical Society in London on 11th June 2015. The workshop will address a selection of social/societal...

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