The US government has admitted to working with Facebook to regulate social media, raising concerns this move breaches the First Amendment

A reflection on the debate surrounding mandatory ID verification for social media access, as well as the current state of online safety.

The iOS 15 update, its implications for email marketing and the future of data privacy legislation

Many approaches exist for states to begin regulating social media while current policies are accused of inconsistency and bias.

This article examines how non-fungible tokens are changing the art world

This article examines UK's online safety laws and explores the Online Harms White Paper and the proposed Online Safety Bill.

What forms does artificial intelligence take in the legal industry? What are its benefits and what ethical challenges does it pose?

This article discusses Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and the many legal issues that may surround these assets as the market develops further

Discussion of the legal and ethical implications of the growing use of artificial intelligence technology in healthcare

Section 230 of the CDA allows social media platforms undue influence over political and social realities and requires urgent reform

The UK Government’s announcement that Court sentences can be broadcast suggests we are moving towards American-style televised trials

Has the move to virtual hearings during COVID-19 supported or hindered the process of appeals amongst disabled individuals in the community?

Traditional figures of lawyers will have to adapt to advances in innovation in order to truly harness the potential of legal technology

The historical SpaceX shuttle launch has brought into question who owns new discoveries in space.

This article will look at the balance between the rights to privacy and freedom of expression on Twitter and how these are protected

Businesses and individuals must defend themselves against cyber-risks presented by a growing dependence on technology during lockdown

The article explores the legality of surveillance measures to secure 'public health' during COVID-19 and the threat to democratic values