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- With websites getting ever more complex, how are contracts for website design, development and hosting currently structured?
- What are the main contractual issues that customers face when negotiating website contracts?
- How has the GDPR affected website contracts?
Article summary
TMT analysis: The need for a customer to protect the intellectual property (IP) in their website design is vital, but not always recognised. Suzanne Townley, senior associate at Pannone Corporate, explains how contracts for website design and development are being structured today, the risks for customers, and the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on the parties.
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