Bitcoin: From Megabytes to Megabucks
Written by Edwin Jacobs on Tuesday 1 May 2012 in the category E-business with the tags European Union, study, ENISA, identity management.
Edwin Jacobs shares his expertise on e-currency in E&T magazine.
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Bitcoin: a bit too far?
Written by Edwin Jacobs on Saturday 25 June 2011 in the category E-business with the tags Directive, Regulations, Bitcoin, e-money.
Edwin Jacobs takes a look at the legal challenges surrounding Bitcoin
Belgian Supreme Court rules on the challenge of proving a negative fact in cybersquatting proceedings
Written by Hans Graux on Tuesday 15 February 2011 in the category E-business with the tags Belgium, Supreme Court, cybersquatting, legitimate interest, proof, negative fact.
How does one prove the absence of any lawful claim or legitimate interest with the opposing party?
The Brussels Court of Appeal rejects e-mail evidence
Written by Jos Dumortier on Tuesday 25 January 2011 in the category E-business with the tags Belgium, Court of Appeal, e-mail, evidence, evidentiary value.
The Brussels Court of Appeal refused e-mail messages as evidence claiming that the security of communications on the internet is not guaranteed.
European ruling on identification of businesses in e-commerce
Written by Hans Graux on Friday 7 November 2008 in the category E-business with the tags Court of Justice, e-commerce, eCommerce Directive, identification, information society service providers.
The European Court of Justice clarified the scope of the identification obligation imposed on information society service providers.