Digital Economy Act to be judicially reviewed for compliance with EU privacy law

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Digital Economy Act to be judicially reviewed for compliance with EU privacy law

November 10th, 2010 by Julian Wilson

Internet Service Providers Talk Talk and Virgin were today granted permission by the High Court for a judicial review of whether the Digital Economy Act 2010 complies with existing EU legislation on data protection and privacy. For more on their application, see Julian Wilson’s earlier post: Privacy of internet users, internet file-sharing and copyright: the present “Wild West” and the Digital Economy Act 2010

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