Nick Graham
Safe Harbor: A29 Statement Released on “What’s Next?”
The Article 29 Working Party has, today, published its Statement following the Safe Harbor decision last week. It’s been confirmed […]
Safe Harbor Decision today!
Today, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down its ruling in relation to the Schrems case. […]
EU-US Data Flows: Bridging the Cultural Divide?
After four years of negotiations, the EU and US have reached an agreement that will protect EU citizens’ personal data […]
Russia’s new data law
Russia’s new Data Localisation Law went live yesterday on 1 September. Many companies with operations in Russia are scratching their […]
Subject Access Request risk: limits in sight?
A recent High Court case took a very robust stance on the issue of DSARs (Data Subject Access Requests) being […]
The slow death of EU forum shopping
Forum shopping (i.e. where businesses pick and choose the most privacy-friendly EU state to set up shop) has always been […]
EU close to doing a deal on Safe Harbor
It has been reported today by the Reuters news agency that the European Commission is working with the US on […]
UK Supreme Court to re-consider compensation rights under Data Protection Act
This week, Google has been granted permission to appeal to the UK Supreme Court as part of the decision in […]
Are we nearly there yet?
If you kids ask that one more time… Well, I think it’s only fair for us poor Data Protection kids […]
Cyber Vulnerability in Wind Turbines
It has been reported that a wind turbine which is deployed across the energy sector worldwide has been hacked. Due to […]
ECJ case on Safe Harbor
The ECJ heard arguments, this week, in the action against the Irish Data Protection Commissioner that Safe Harbor should be […]
UK Announces investment in digital currencies
UK Chancellor, George Osborne, announced yesterday, a £10 million boost from government for digital currency such as Bitcoin. This was […]