Part 2 of The Facebook Series: How can the world reign in Facebook? What have legislators done?

Non-Fungible Tokens gained significant interest in 2021. How prosperous is this concept and what are some of the anticipated issues?

Part 1 of The Facebook Series: Why does Facebook have so many scandals?

To what extent will the world continue relying on video conferencing software, in the post-pandemic era? What lessons can businesses learn from the temporary dependency on online communication for the future?

Covid restrictions were officially lifted in England on the 19th of July - how does this change impact the efficacy of the NHS contact tracing app?

Is there a place for ‘self-driving’ cars in the UK? What are the recent developments, and what do they mean for the future of British roads?

This article looks at competition law within the tech industry - it analyses Facebook’s initial response and current stance to Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code.

Facial recognition systems have been proven to help prevent and detect crime. But what privacy and accuracy concerns emerge from this relatively new technology?

This article looks at American politics and tech-law. In Trump’s final year in office, how did the president address one of his biggest enemies - Section 230?

The establishment of Amazon Pharmacy will allow people to access their medicine with just a click of a button. In what ways will this disrupt the prescription drug industry?

China has introduced unprecedented proposals for restraining online monopolistic behaviour. What are the rules and what reactions have they provoked?

In an era of lightning-fast technological advances, has 6G already usurped 5G?

Following a review into the proposed fine by the Information Commissioner’s Office, to what extent is the deduction of the fine a victory for BA and a warning for other businesses?