Name: Cloud Computing Law: Law Enforcement, Competition, & Tax
Brand: Queen Mary University of London
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Rating: 4.8 (2 reviews)

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Have you ever wondered how a police officer in Europe can obtain evidence from a cloud provider in the USA? Or whether a major cloud provider might abuse its market power? Or in which countries cloud providers pay taxes? If so, then this course is for you! First, we’ll look at how law enforcement agents can request access to cloud data, including data stored outside their borders. You’ll learn to advise cloud providers on responding to access requests and on dealing with potential conflicts with European Union (‘EU’) data protection law. Second, we’ll cover EU competition law, including how to define the relevant market for cloud services and to assess market power. You’ll learn to identify when cloud providers might be found to have entered into anti-competitive agreements, or to have abused a dominant position in a market. Third, we’ll look at how the income from cloud services is taxed. We’ll cover how such income is classified and which countries have the right to tax cloud providers. You’ll learn how tax principles apply to cloud services today, and how this might change in future. In short, we’ll cover how the rules of law enforcement access, competition law, and tax law apply to cloud services – and you’ll discover the practical steps that cloud providers can take to comply with their obligations....

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Jul 19, 2023

A wonderful course that provides a great foundational grounding on the matter of Cloud Computing Law.

May 7, 2024

Excellent delivery of the subject matter. Highly recommended.

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By Sanjeev R

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Apr 30, 2025

This course is highly informative and exceptionally well-structured. I strongly recommend it to all legal professionals, as it offers crucial insights into how cloud computing operates and the legal implications surrounding it. Gaining this understanding is essential in today’s technology-driven legal landscape.