Technology Law - is an interbranch institute that determines the regulation of legal relations, the key element of which is information technology.

Tech law is a crazy mix of various rules of the various branches of law used by Tech companies and the Tech companies in the regulation of their activities.

And the main thing - TMT law is a very interesting thing to study the young Tech lawyers.

17/05
By Yulia Pustovit Marketing

Transfer of Data to Google Analytics as a Breach of the GDPR: Decision of the Court in Germany

Recently, the Cologne District Court ruled that a German mobile operator’s use of Google Analytics violated the GDPR’s requirements for international data transfers. The Cologne District Court ruling only applies to the defendant in the…
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04/05
By GDPR compliance, meaning, rights

ChatGPT vs Italian Supervisory Authority: who wins?

In 2023 the real technological “boom” happened — products based on artificial intelligence flooded the market. They can accomplish different tasks: Midjourney generates text into images, Soundful allows you to create music, and SlidesAI can…
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28/04
By GDPR compliance, meaning, rights

GDPR vs Meta Platforms: The Rest of the Story. User Consent Must Be Provided

Recently, we have already talked about the difficulties faced by the tech giant Meta Platforms with European supervisory authorities (Irish DPC, European EDPB) and the prospects for further litigation regarding the illegal processing of users’…
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13/04
By Tetiana Tretyak Information technology contracts

Service level agreement (SLA) – 5 key points

Communication is the key to success. The purpose of any contract is to translate this communication into paper, to consolidate the main points of the agreement and to satisfy both parties. However, sometimes a misunderstanding…
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21/03
By GDPR compliance, meaning, rights

Employee monitoring: what employers should consider

Business efficiency is not only about properly configured business processes but also about personnel control. Today, employers use various tools to monitor their employees’ work, such as video surveillance in office premises (CCTV), GPS, traffic…
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06/03
By Marketing

Marketing Magic of Google Analytics: refrain from using or not

As none of us can imagine our lives without the phone and the Internet, no online market specialist can imagine their work without Google Analytics. The possibilities of modern marketing would hardly be so advanced…
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23/02
By GDPR compliance, meaning, rights

How to handle security incidents/data breaches under the LGPD

Introduction  In our previous articles, we have already drawn your attention to the Brazilian data protection legislation which is quite similar to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). South America is one of the most…
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23/02
By Marketing

GDPR vs. Meta Platforms: is it time to change the business model?

“You need to set up targeted ads correctly” is a phrase any business that wants to find effective channels to promote its products or services hears today. On average, we spend about 7 hours a…
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21/02
By Marketing

Transparency and Consent Framework for Canada (TCF Canada): impact on marketing professionals

Can you believe that the number of individuals using the World Wide Web daily is still increasing, knowing how popular and widely available the Internet is today? Therefore, digital advertising is currently one of the…
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31/01
By Software development agreement

AI Act: What the EU thinks about artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence has long been a reality in many areas of human life. Computer systems, such as language translation or customization of recommendations for a specific user, can now perform some tasks that previously required…
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