Internet Newsletter for Lawyers January/February 2018

06/02/2018 LBU Editorial Blogs

The latest issue of the Internet Newsletter for Lawyers is now published.

In this issue:

2017 review – Nick Holmes and several contributors consider what we learned in 2017 about trolling and fake news, Big Tech regulation, AI in law, social media, algorithms, machine learning and the courts
Data protection – Eduardo Ustaran of Hogan Lovells provides some pointers on how Brexit will affect data protection
Transcription – Delia Venables and guests on transcription, voice recognition, document generation and AI
Web links – Nick Holmes looks at the law relating to web links, likely problem areas and linking good practice
Irish software – Delia Venables reviews the key legal software and technology suppliers in Ireland
Cybercrime – Alex Heshmaty explains what cybercrime is, its consequences and how it can be prevented

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Nick Holmes and Delia Venables

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