40% of websites are "greenwashing", according to global website sweep
A global sweep of over 500 websites has found that as many as 40% of them appear to be making misleading environmental claims that are...
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Yesterday we took our Advertising Law Annual Review Seminar online for the first time ever. Although it was disappointing not to see our...
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On Wednesday 13 January, YouTube became the latest platform to suspend President Donald Trump.
YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc, has...
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Yesterday was my first day back in the office after the Christmas break. Well, in fact, it was the first day back in my living room after...
No platform: Social media platforms take decisive action against Trump
While the UK government and Ofcom progresses plans for Online Harms laws in the UK, the outgoing US President continues to test the...
"Everything you always wanted to know about Brexit*. *But were afraid to ask."
With the Brexit deal being finally concluded over Christmas and New Year, my colleagues from around the firm have been busily analysing...
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There is no denying that this piece of legislation is a beast. The European Commission’s December 2020 proposal for a new Digital...
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Or rather an old regulator with a new job description, because the UK Government has now officially decided to appoint Ofcom as the UK...
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Following a steady rise in complaints over recent years about the welfare of people taking part in TV and radio programmes, Ofcom...
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