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  Digital Law Daily News Summary 13 February 2013

  February 13, 2013
•   Swiftly deleting tweets may help Twitter users avoid prosecution |EU data protection reform could start ‘trade war’  |Google [...]

  Digital Law Daily News Summary 4 February 2013

  February 4, 2013
• UK Businesses are not seeing EU mandated fines as sufficient reason to beef up their data security according to the Huffington Post. Despite the [...]

  European Fines Aren’t Enough To Scare UK Businesses Into Protecting Your Data Better

  February 1, 2013
• Advertisers should be concerned about proposed amendments to draft reforms to EU data protection law, the Incorporated Society of British [...]

  Data protection reforms: UK advertising body ISBA criticises Albrecht proposals

  January 16, 2013

• Facebook, Gmail and other ad-supported online services would need to start charging users if proposed changes to EU data protection laws go [...]

  EU privacy laws to spell an end to Facebook for free? | ZDNet

  January 11, 2013
• Sir Jack Brabham and his family have won legal protection in the European Union to ensure that their name cannot be used without authorisation by [...]

  Sports Law & IP: Brabham family name wins EU legal protection | Crash.Net

  January 10, 2013