The Copyright Digital Single Market Directive (CDSM Directive) remains to be one of the most discussed topics in European Intellectual Property Law since the time of its adoption in 2019. […]

For the last decade Western companies have been outsourcing their functions and searching for skilled specialists in Eastern Europe. At the same time for the last 20 years the Baltic […]

Disrupted by COVID-19, businesses, citizens, and public administrations are turning to digital solutions to keep working. Digital tools play a key role in keeping society and economy operational [...]

In multilingual commercial world every tool which helps to understand or write in foreign language is highly appreciated. Almost every company in EU cannot be regarded as local any more. […]

Besides the well-known and punitive fines which are stipulated by the General Data Protection Regulation and which may be lethal to small and medium-sized companies (SMEs), there are other risks [...]

Significant numbers of highly skilled people are leaving jobs they feel could have negative consequences for people and society. Research shows that IT workers believe in the power of their […]

Sweden has issued its first fine under GDPR. A local authority has been hit with a $20,700 penalty for trialling facial recognition technology on 22 high-school students, whose attendance was [...]

The World Economic Forum values the global data economy at USD 3 trillion. According to the European Commission, by 2020 the value of personalised data in EU will be 1 […]

A new term #legaltech, that recently has been minted, means “using technology and software to provide legal services”. What is legal technology? Skeptics see it as a threat to the […]