Schrems: Decision Due Next Week

So much for the dust settling… The CJEU has confirmed that it will be delivering its final judgement on the […]

By Simon Elliott

Schrems v. Irish Data Protection Commissioner: some further thoughts

As the dust begins to settle after the headline-grabbing Advocate General opinion in the Schrems v. Irish Data Protection Commissioner […]

By Simon Elliott

After four years of negotiations, the EU and US have reached an agreement that will protect EU citizens’ personal data […]

By Nick Graham

This week, Google has been granted permission to appeal to the UK Supreme Court as part of the decision in […]

By Nick Graham

Today, June 18, 2015, Bill S-4, the Digital Privacy Act was passed by Canada’s House of Commons vote. Bill S-4 […]

By Karl Schober

If you kids ask that one more time… Well, I think it’s only fair for us poor Data Protection kids […]

By Nick Graham

UK Chancellor, George Osborne, announced yesterday, a £10 million boost from government for digital currency such as Bitcoin. This was […]

By Nick Graham

Earlier this year we told you that Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL) is not just for Canadians. CASL is also not just […]

By Margot Patterson

The recent IAPP Congress in Brussels provided a platform to bring out the “big guns” on privacy. Needless to say, […]

By Nick Graham

This week we look at the last topic in our series of “back to data privacy basics”: individual rights. Rights […]

By Scott Singer

Today, the European Parliament voted through the new EU Data Protection reform package (621 in favour of the new Regulation […]

By Nick Graham

The Council of the EU has been busy discussing the draft Regulation this week. There is a press release and […]

By Nick Graham