The year 2025 marks a period of change with new governments pursuing growth amid significant geopolitical, economic and societal challenges. In this publication, we explore the key global trends in the technology sector that we believe will shape the legal outlook for businesses in 2025 and beyond.

We explore the reality of implementing AI, the shifting legal landscape, AI in the Middle East and the role of AI in the energy transition, payments and online safety.

In this publication, our tech sector lawyers from around the world explore the key global trends in the technology sector that we believe will shape the legal outlook for businesses in 2024 and beyond.

On the webinar, we discussed Ofcom’s extensive supervisory, investigative and enforcement powers under the OSA and how to prepare to respond to them.

On the webinar, we discussed the wide scope of the OSA, the main obligations for all regulated services, overlaps with privacy laws, and key steps you can take now to build or adapt your compliance plan.

The internet is a global phenomenon, and platforms’ responses to the online safety landscape must be considered holistically and through the global lens. To help platforms do this, we have prepared a new publication looking ahead to the biggest online safety law developments across key jurisdictions in the rest of 2023 and beyond. This builds on our comparative analysis piece published in 2021.

The UK has set its sights on creating a world-leading regulatory framework that will make the UK the safest place in the world to go online. Yet, as well as the sheer volume of content to be regulated being daunting, the regulatory framework the UK Government has designed is itself complex and vast: the current version of the draft bill is 230 pages long and is accompanied by over 100 pages of explanatory notes. This guidebook is intended to help you navigate this landscape.

In this 2021 publication we looked at eight key jurisdictions: analysing the position in Australia, France, Germany, Singapore and the United States, as well as bold proposals put forward by the EU, Ireland and the United Kingdom. We navigate the complex landscape and analyse, compare and contrast these regimes with both a thematic and a country-by-country review.

Explore key global trends in the technology sector.  Visit the web page to learn more about our report and download your copy.