by IBLS Editor
EU Athletes, the federation of player associations in Europe
representing 25,000 athletes, completed today its three day
seminar on education against match fixing. The seminar, which
is part of multi-year program financed jointly by the European
Commission and the European licensed online betting industry,
highlighted the vital importance of all sectors working
together to educate professional sportspeople about sports
betting integrity
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Legal Issue: What can do if we buy goods online and we then get
the things too late? Much more than shipping time as stated in
seller website. =============================
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Legal Issue: I was threatened via e-mail many times by a former
friend who borrowed alot of money and has paid only a portion
of it back and will not reimburse me...there was not a written
contract only a verbal agreement
by IBLS Editor
Legal Issue: We have a competitor who in google search used our
name with a link that goes to his site. He also shows his
address. This sounds illegal. Please address this issue and let
us know, if we have any grounds.
by IBLS Editor
Green light for new regulation for EU Cyber Security Agency
ENISA given by the European Parliament Today, 16, April, the
European Parliament voted in plenary in Strasbourg, on the new
regulation proposal for strengthening ENISA, the
EU’s “cyber
security†Agency (formally the European Network and
Information Security Agency). The regulation proposal was
adopted as tabled, without any additional amendments, with an
overwhelming majority of the Members of Parliament, MEPs, with
626 votes in favour out of the 687 votes given in total, for a
reinforced Agency
by IBLS Editor
Uruguay becomes the first non-European state to accede to
personal data protection “Convention
108†Strasbourg, 12.04.2013 –
Uruguay has become the first non-European state to accede to
the Convention for the protection of individuals with regard to
Automatic Processing of Personal Data, also known as
“Convention 108â€, and its
Additional Protocol.
by IBLS Editor
THE WORLD OF 542 SUPERPOWER WORDS There are 542 words that will
start to impact the business world very soon. These are the 542
dictionary words applied for as generic top level domain from
the Internet Authority as gTLDs at an average cost of million
dollars each. What will these dictionary words achieve as
global gatekeepers of cyber name identities, what power will
they exert on new and established brands and who will be the
new winners or losers in these global races? Which dictionary
words will win gold, silver or bronze medal as top level domain
names and why? Each one of the 542 proposed dictionary word top
level domains will be analyzed and
categorized…check the list of 542 names
www.azna.com
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The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) today
welcomed Maarten Haijer as its new secretary general, replacing
Sigrid Ligné. With Sigrid Ligné as
secretary general and Maarten Haijer as director of regulatory
affairs, EGBA has become the voice of EU-based, EU-regulated
and EU-taxed online operators to represent their interests at
EU and national level. Haijer has been director of regulatory
affairs at EGBA since 2008 and starts immediately in his new
function.
by IBLS Editor
The USCIS and Guide to Being Granted Asylum in the US Millions
of people every year find themselves displaced due to one form
of persecution or another. Groups of people have been subjected
to terrible conditions for the entirety of history based upon
their ethnicity, religion, beliefs or some other or much more
arbitrary reason, but the fortunate thing is that there are
countries that can provide much needed relief to these peoples.
The United States is one of the foremost. The United States is
explicitly founded upon the belief that people need not be
judged or persecuted because of their religion or what they
happen to think. In this spirit, America takes in asylees and
refugees from around the world.
by IBLS Editor
Pirate Bay co-founders’ criminal conviction
for assisting copyright infringement on the Internet was
justified Neij and Sunde Kolmisoppi v. Sweden The European
Court of Human Rights was set up in Strasbourg by the Council
of Europe Member States in 1959 to deal with alleged violations
of the 1950 European Convention on Human Rights.
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Urgent action is needed in order to combat emerging
cyber-attack trends EU cyber security agency, ENISA has today
issued an information Flash Note,
‘Cyber-attacks – a new
edge for old weapons’ that analyses and
tracks recent cyber-attacks. The latest targeted cyber-attacks
on government organisations and high-profile companies show the
need for greater awareness and knowhow in network and
information security, says the EU’s European
Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA
by IBLS Editor
Hello, I have a serious problem with an internet based company
in Brazil ,who has copied a lot of my images and uses them to
sell auto parts from his website.All of these images are
copyright protected and filed in the copyright office. Can you
help me on that with this guy and what legal action can I do?
by IBLS Editor
Legal Issue: HOW CAN HERMAN KELLY AND AFTERSCHOOL PUBLISHING
COMPANY GET PAID COPYRIGHTS, MASTER RIGHTS ROYALTIES
ADVANCEMENT MONEY FROM RECORD COMPANIES IN FRANCE THAT
RE-RECORD , RE-PRODUCE OUR SONG; " DANCE TO THE DRUMMER'S BEAT
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Hello, I was wondering if you could offer some advice, I
purchased a lifetime membership with a company on the internet
back in 2009. Today I was banned from the web site and my IP
blocked because I made a comment about the quality of service
by IBLS Editor
A consortium of four partners from Belgium, the UK, Spain and
Poland has initiated a new European project aimed at helping
data protection authorities (DPAs) around the world to improve
the enforcement of privacy laws. The two-year research project,
called PHAEDRA, started in January 2013 and is co-funded by the
European Union under its Fundamental Rights and Citizenship
programme. PHAEDRA is the acronym for
“Improving Practical and Helpful cooperAtion
bEtween Data PRotection Authoritiesâ€. The four
partners include Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium),
Trilateral Research & Consulting (UK), Universitat Jaume I
(Spain) and the Inspector General for Personal Data Protection
(GIODO), the Polish data protection authority.
by IBLS Editor
Legal Issue: I sold an item to a buyer in Austria via eBay. The
buyer claimed he did not get it. He filed a claim with eBay for
a refund of his purchase. I have proof I mailed the item from
the US Customs form and that the parcel was accepted by the US
Postal Service via on line tracking. Ebay refunded the buyer
his monies anyway claiming the tracking numbers did not reflect
delivery