In this post, we look at content published on Lexology about financial technology, or 'fintech'. Fintech is an umbrella term for any and all advances in technology specifically relating to financial services, including banking technology, currencies, investment services and many other areas. We analysed 800 Lexology articles about fintech to ...
Autonomous vehicles of all varieties were a popular topic throughout 2017. In the mainstream media, we saw major corporations such as Google and Uber testing driverless cars, as well as Amazon and Drone Delivery Canada exploring the possibilities of automated delivery using drones. Autonomous vehicles take regulators into unchartered territory, ...
In 2017 content marketing continued to be the key weapon in a law firm marketer's armoury. Doubtless many lawyers are starting the new year with plans to launch a blog or just to write more. More is good, but quality is the key to building your brand online. Here are ...
Earlier this month we ran a webinar highlighting the key topics and themes that resonated with subscribers during 2017. This post summarises the key points we covered and reveals the top content tags and authors across Lexology during the year. Lexology's content archive now holds more than 700,000 substantive legal ...
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been an increasingly popular topic on Lexology since it was adopted by the European Parliament in April 2016. GDPR will come into force across the European Union in May 2018, and will have far-reaching consequences. It also introduces high penalty fines (up ...
Eighteen months after the landmark referendum that saw the British public vote to withdraw the United Kingdom from the European Union, we look at the wealth of legal articles and updates articles published on Lexology and dive into how that content has been received. Our combination of contributing authors and ...
