Anne-Sophie POGGI will open the next Dîner du Savoir organised by the Agora des DSI on 17 May 2017 on the theme: #RiskIT: Digital trust and cyber defence The evening will be hosted by: Martial YOU - Editor-in-Chief of the Economics Department at RTL Guillaume POUPARD - Director General of ANSSI
CONDEMNATION OF THE PUBLISHER OF AN ONLINE COMMUNICATION SERVICE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH ITS OBLIGATION TO IDENTIFY TGI de Paris, 17 ch. Corr. 14 March 2017, LICRA, UEJF, AIPJ, SOS Racisme and MRAP v. Mr X By a judgment dated 14 March 2017, the Tribunal de grande instance de Paris ordered the publisher of a website ... Read more
In a decision of 24 February 2017 (CE, 10ème ch., 24 February 2017, n°391000, 393769, 399999 et, 401258), the Conseil d'Etat referred eight questions to the Court of Justice of the European Union for a preliminary ruling on the relationship between the judgment of 13 May 2014 on the right to dereferencing (CJEU, 13 May 2014, "Google" Judgment, C-131/12) ... Read more
------ POGGI Avocats IT took part as a partner in the 5th edition of the CIO Gala on 1 March 2017, which this year focused on the theme: Creating the future through digital innovation Photo: Ludovic ... Read more
How can we ensure digital trust in the French education system? Testimony from the Académie de Versailles seminar day on 24 November 2016 Against a backdrop of the deployment of touch tablets and the mobility of uses, the protection of minors is a major issue. The responsibility of the State is engaged and by delegation ... Read more
The Oracle saga: Auditing software publishers, bad faith and disloyalty Two years after the Paris Tribunal de Grande Instance ruling, the Paris Court of Appeal has found Oracle guilty of bad faith and disloyalty. As a reminder, at first instance, Oracle had argued that Purchasing software was not part of its ... Read more
The Senate adopts the Bill for a Digital Republic On 28 September, the Senate adopted the Bill for a Digital Republic. The government's aim in adopting this law was to achieve two major objectives: "to give France a head start in the digital field, whether in terms of ... Read more
The sale of computers with pre-installed software is not an unfair commercial practice The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled on the issue of the sale of computers with pre-installed software, thereby validating the interpretation of French case law from 2014 which called to order judges inclined to equate the sale of computers with pre-installed ... Read more
In a decision dated 12 July 2016, the European Commission adopted the "Privacy Shield" adequacy decision, which aims to replace the "Safe Harbour" invalidated by the Court of Justice of the European Union on 6 October 2015. This decision authorises the transfer of personal data from the European Union to companies established in ... Read more
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