Detectives casebook: handling cloud data as evidence

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Detective's casebook: handling cloud data as evidence

Former Radio 1 DJ Mark Page was sentenced to 18 years' imprisonment for child sex offences after an investigation which "pushed boundaries" during early conversations around the Cloud.

Date - 22nd May 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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An investigation into a Middlesbrough FC match day announcer contributed to early conversations around cloud capabilities and has subsequently been awarded a Home Office Internet Intelligence Award. Mark Page was convicted of arranging the...

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