Congress Can Crack Down On Tech Companies, But It Can’t Do Much To Their Algorithms
Within an hour of the House Intelligence Committee’s Wednesday hearing with Facebook, Google, and Twitter, Rep. Adam Schiff, the committee’s […]
Within an hour of the House Intelligence Committee’s Wednesday hearing with Facebook, Google, and Twitter, Rep. Adam Schiff, the committee’s […]
The Committee of Ministers (1302nd bis meeting of 13 December 2017) agreed to the request of Mexico to be invited […]
Nearly a year ago, on 10 January 2017, the EU Commission released the proposed ePrivacy Regulation. The tree main areas […]
The new data protection rules for EU institutions, bodies and agencies must cover all EU bodies to ensure strong and […]
The Article 29 Working Party has released an update to Chapter 1 of its working document on transfers of personal […]
It seems that my recent post on Data Protection Officer vacancies not being GDPR compliant within Higher Education has garnered […]
The digital media supply chain is about to get a whole lot smaller thanks to Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation […]
As the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the European Union wraps up this month, it put forward a new […]
GDPR is proving to be quite costly. Prices only seem to be going up. Source: Here’s How Much GDRP Is […]
This paper aims to analyse a tool of the so-called “soft law”, that is the certification in the field of […]
Recently, the EU’s Article 29 Working Party (”Working Party”) held a plenary meeting to discuss, among other things, the implementation […]
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation should not be viewed only as a compliance issue, says Belgium’s minister for privacy. […]