The political implications of a French court decision on data subject rights
An emergency judgment rendered by the Grenoble High Court on 4th July 2018 gave a clear illustration as to the […]
An emergency judgment rendered by the Grenoble High Court on 4th July 2018 gave a clear illustration as to the […]
The Spanish government has approved a Royal Decree designed as a temporary measure to reconcile contradictions between existing Spanish data […]
Iran has unveiled a bill which would be meant to protect the personal data of its citizens on the Internet […]
When asking someone a question that has no clear answer, you’ll often receive the response: “how long is a piece […]
Due to the complex balances inside the Spanish Parliament, Spain has been unable to put in place to date (July […]
The Trump administration is quietly crafting a new proposal to protect web users’ online privacy, aiming to blunt global criticism […]
On July 10, 2018, the Austrian presidency of the Council of the EU published draft of the proposed ePrivacy Regulation. […]
The Lithuanian Parliament finally passed the new Law on Legal Protection of Personal Data June 30. The adopted law came into […]
Civil Liberties MEPs approved the deal reached with Council on new rules to strengthen data protection in EU institutions, bodies […]
With investigations underway in both the U.S. and the EU following the Facebook and Cambridge Analytica data breach, American and […]
On July 10, 2018, Brazil’s Federal Senate approved a Data Protection Bill of Law. The bill, inspired by the EU […]
Several U.S. states have recently introduced and passed legislation to expand data breach notification rules and to mirror some of […]