New EU Guidelines on “Google Spain”: Right to be Forgotten
The Article 29 Working Party published new Guidelines on the Right to be Forgotten on 26 November 2014. This is […]
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Full bioPrivacy Politics at IAPP, Brussels!
The recent IAPP Congress in Brussels provided a platform to bring out the “big guns” on privacy. Needless to say, […]
Update from UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
Christopher Graham spoke at the recent Privacy Laws & Business Conference in Cambridge, UK. Here is an update of the […]
Russia moves to ban exports of personal data
The Russian Parliament has just passed new rules requiring personal data of Russians to be stored in Russia. This could […]
EU Data Protection Regulation: Update
The EU Data Protection Regulation was discussed, yesterday, at the Privacy Laws & Business conference in Cambridge, UK. Here is […]
UK Government launches “Cyber Essentials” badge
The UK Government has launched a new cyber security certification framework called “Cyber Essentials“. This is part of a continuing effort […]
Progress on EU data privacy reform: “irreversible”
Today, the European Parliament voted through the new EU Data Protection reform package (621 in favour of the new Regulation […]
Data Protection Regulation: back on track?
The Council of the EU has been busy discussing the draft Regulation this week. There is a press release and […]
FTC steps up enforcement action
Last week, the FTC announced that it had settled with a gaming company that falsely claimed to be certified under […]
Obama’s European Privacy Headache
Since the revelations of Edward Snowden, there has been a wave of data privacy repercussions in Europe. Snowden, the former […]
Data privacy: a look ahead at 2014
So as the latest Snowdon revelations (oh … and the New Year Holiday fun has subsided) how about we look […]
EU Data Protection Regulation hits a political issue
Under the draft EU Data Protection Regulation, the proposal is to create a “one-stop-shop” for regulation. This means that data […]