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Guardian beefs up its privacy code

Posted on August 09, 2011 by Keith Mathieson

Guardian News & Media, owner of the Guardian and Observer, has revised its internal editorial guidelines and beefed up the sections that protect p...

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Guardian beefs up its privacy code

Posted on August 09, 2011 by Kim Waite

Guardian News & Media - owner of the Guardian and Observer - has revised its internal editorial guidelines and beefed up the sections that protect...

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Automatic numberplate recognition: is it legal?

Posted on August 02, 2011 by Keith Mathieson

A report in the Guardian last week reminds readers of the strong likelihood that local police forces have tracked their movements with the use of auto...

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Reporting the family courts - new guide published

Posted on August 01, 2011 by Keith Mathieson

A valuable guide has just been published which sets out the law governing access to, and reporting of, the family courts. It has been written by the ...

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RPC Privacy Law Articles

This blog features regular postings on developments in UK privacy law written by specialist lawyers at RPC. The postings are intended to keep RPC's Privacy Law Handbook (see below) as up-to-date as possible and while postings do refer readers to relevant sections of the book, we hope and intend that the blog will also be a useful source of current information to those without access to the book.