Facebook Isn’t Telling the Whole Story About Stopping Partnering With Data Brokers
The company publicly announced last week that it was shutting down its Partner Categories program to “help improve people’s privacy […]
GDPR
Can Europe Lead on Privacy?
The Federal Trade Commission merely requires internet companies to have a privacy policy available for consumers to see. A company […]
Facebook Is Not the Problem. Lax Privacy Rules Are.
If we learn anything from the recent controversies surrounding the social media giant, it should be that America’s privacy laws […]
Starting-up privacy: How to facilitate privacy in smaller companies
Regardless of the size of a company, allocation of resources is of the utmost importance. Many established companies realize the […]
When the GDPR is not quite enough: Employee privacy considerations in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine
Software developers from Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine have become well-known outside their countries for delivering high-quality IT products and services. […]
Managing the practicalities of GDPR: firms’ challenges
As the go-live date for the General Data Protection Regulation draws ever closer, firms across the U.K. and Europe are […]
New WP29 chair talks enforcement, role of the DPO
It was hardly surprising that the impending May 25 deadline for the EU General Data Protection Regulation was top of […]
Why online advertising will survive this massive legal shift
The ad tech industry is facing a crises of sorts, depending on who you ask. The big deal is that […]
CIPL and AvePoint Release Second Global GDPR Readiness Report
On March 26, 2018, the Centre for Information Policy Leadership at Hunton & Williams LLP and AvePoint released its second […]
What might bug bounty programs look like under the GDPR?
With GDPR D-day looming, how are large companies going to ensure that they are not breached? There is a lot […]
Deciphering “Legitimate Interests”: Report based on more than 40 cases from practice
FPF and Nymity collaborated to compile a Report on actual cases from practice and relevant guidance from the Article 29 […]
Companies Seek Ways to Hold On to Customer Data Under New EU Privacy Law
Paying for data and offering better prices and loyalty points are among the ways they’re hoping to convince consumers. A […]