Consumers can view content they have paid for when ‘temporarily’ in other EU countries

Call for so-called ‘legal deposit’ to cover digital items as well as print

Conference hears online services such as Google face difficulties over user content

The Lenz v Universal case has been slowly making its way through California’s courts

Legal academic calls proposed laws to regulate social media activities ‘problematic’

Apple, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook all have representatives in the new forum

With so many data-rich companies here, Helen Dixon knows her job is in the spotlight

Tech company evolving its approach to last year’s European Court of Justice ruling

Complaints about lack of consultation over new name for Trinity College Dublin

Conference on the 1914 mutiny organised by the Centre for Contemporary History at Trinity College Dublin

The Copyright Review Committee’s report needs to be considered in the context of an EU-wide discussion

Social media brings legal discussion to a much wider audience

Huge business issue is also social and cultural milestone

Law’s requirement on causing outrage makes it ‘very difficult’ to prosecute

Constitutional Convention will also discuss submissions seeking referendum to repeal 1983 ’pro-life’ amendment.

Copyright committee also wants specialist courts for intellectual property claims