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UK government launches "national data strategy"
The new strategy has been designed to put data at the heart of the UK recovery from the pandemic, and
Cornerstone v University of the Arts London decision has potential to help unlock stalled Code negotiations
Tribunal provides clarity on terms typically contained in agreements under the Electronic Communications Code that could help boost the rollout
Appeals court hands down the UK's first judgment on automated facial recognition
Ruling that the use of automated facial recognition by the South Wales Police was unlawful has broader significance for businesses
Internet providers are complying with net neutrality obligations, EU regulators report
An all-round good result for European providers emerges from telecom regulators' latest annual reports, with net neutrality generally upheld and
GDPR Two Years On | Data subject requests
The past two years have seen a proliferation of requests from individuals, some of whom are 'weaponizing' the rights granted
Data centre services not connected to immovable property, says CJEU
Ruling on a Finnish data centre's on-site services has implications for tax-liability exemptions.
Connected vehicles and the privacy of the occupants
On 7 February 2020 the European Data Protection Board launched public consultations on the Guidelines 1/2020 on processing personal data
GDPR Two Years On | The importance of demonstrating accountability
With data protection regulators and business partners requiring more extensive documentation around data protection, what should organizations be doing now?
Covid-19 series: is the end "E-contracting-age" finally here?
The COVID-19 outbreak has caused many organisations to revaluate how they do business. Offices are only allowed to operate at
Latest European privacy decision adds complexity and uncertainty for cross-border data transfers, particularly to the U.S.
Surprise CJEU judgment leaves intact standard contractual clauses but invalidates EU-US Privacy Shield and forces businesses and regulators to work
IT service provider liable for damages caused by ransomware
A ruling of the Dutch Court of Amsterdam has been published in which an IT service provider was liable for
The DPIA tool for GDPR risk assessment
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