Over 120 Companies Are Fighting Back Against Trump's Muslim Ban
Feb 07, 2017 03:54 am UTC| Technology Law Politics
The tech sector heavily relies on immigration in order to continue receiving a constant supply of talented workers and the travel ban imposed by President Donald Trump is putting that in jeopardy. Predictably enough,...
Robot rights: at what point should an intelligent machine be considered a 'person'?
Feb 07, 2017 00:10 am UTC| Insights & Views Technology Law
Science fiction likes to depict robots as autonomous machines, capable of making their own decisions and often expressing their own personalities. Yet we also tend to think of robots as property, and as lacking the kind of...
NHS urged to share data so patients can be deported
Feb 06, 2017 17:59 pm UTC| Insights & Views Law
If an NHS doctor divulged personal information about a patient, they could be struck off. But the government pays the NHS to do just this. A patients name, date of birth and address are among the data which are passed on...
What Trump misses about regulations: They produce benefits as well as costs
Feb 06, 2017 07:42 am UTC| Law Politics
President Trump jettisoned more than 30 years of bipartisan regulatory policy on January 30 when he issued an executive order on Reducing Regulation and Controlling Regulatory Costs. The order requires that whenever a new...
Google Loses Privacy Battle, Ordered To Release Email Details Stored In Ireland
Feb 06, 2017 04:20 am UTC| Technology Law
The tech industry recently had cause to celebrate what privacy advocates consider a major victory when the Justice Departments similar request to retrieve information from Microsofts servers in Ireland was denied by a...
The legal minefield of 3D printed guns
Feb 03, 2017 07:50 am UTC| Law Technology
3D printed guns are back in the news after Queensland set a legal precedent for giving Kyle Wirth a six-month suspended sentence for fabricating a number of gun parts. As presiding Judge Katherine McGuinness...
South Africa's sugar tax: a bold move, and the right thing to do
Feb 02, 2017 14:21 pm UTC| Insights & Views Law
South Africas planned sugar tax has come under severe scrutiny from its parliamentarians. The questions theyre grappling with are whether the country needs a tax and how effective it will be. The tax is planned to take...
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