Legal Knots, VLOPs and a White Box
The Digital Services Act and its implications for the EU’s digital economy
Mere Messengers No More
The idea that internet platforms are just conduits in the information age is withering away. But at what cost?
A Curse in Disguise
A court ruling against Uber in the UK may not be as helpful to its drivers as it may appear
Play Nicely, Or Else
Google has been illegally suppressing its competition, according to the EU Commission
In Data We Trust!
Big Data and algorithms are gradually decimating the concepts of individualism and free will
What Is Wrong With EU?
The policies of the EU seem to do little to promote growth in Europe’s tech sector
The Effects of Hackathons
What used to be an exclusive tradition in the tech world has now become a universal source for bug fixes and new ideas
Ed-tech: The Redeemer
Education has become expensive and less effective, but there are some hopeful technological innovations which can potentially fix some of the issues
The Difficult Digital Age
The revolutionary technologies shaping the modern world come with damaging and complex legal implications
The Complexity of Self-Driving Cars
The vision of self-driving cars is fast approaching, but plenty of obstacles still lie ahead before reaching the finish line
The Rise of the Gig Economy
Unprecedented yet nostalgic, the gig economy is changing the conventions of employment and work in the modern world
5G, Generation Wireless
The next development in wireless broadband connectivity is another step towards a truly wireless world
Breaking Down the Ad-Blocking War
Internet adverts have become vexatious and intrusive for users, though developers are providing the tools to fight them. Justifiably, the publishers are losing
The Complications of 3D Printing
The technological innovation of 3D printing is growing in capability and popularity, but it may create significant shifts in some legal areas
The Cyber Solicitor 