In certain circumstances, a national supervisory authority may exercise its power to bring an alleged infringement of the GDPR before a court of an EU member state, although that authority is not the lead supervisory authority regarding that data processing….
CMA concerned that their market power is harming users and other businesses…
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The CMA has secured commitments from Google to address concerns about Google’s proposal to remove third-party cookies on Chrome and work with them on the Privacy Sandbox….
The decision emphasises the importance of investment by the database maker….
In the first of a two part article, Ben Kaplinsky examines the causes of WWI and how the failure of legislators contributed to the carnage of the trenches. In Part 2, to be published in July, he will apply some of those lessons to our technological revolution of today….
Peter Yapp, our regular contributor on cybersecurity, looks at why you should take note of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 which aims to manage national security risks associated with international business…
Michael Nga and Madeleine Weber look at some of the copyright issues that a potential buyer of an NFT artwork should think about…
Minesh Tanna summarises the main points of the Draft EU AI Regulation set to make its way through the EU law making process over the next few years…
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Conservative Party sent 51 marketing emails in breach of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 in July 2019…
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The CMA is assessing if Facebook uses information to benefit its own services while the European Commission is considering if Facebook violated EU rules by gathering data from advertisers to compete with them in providing classified ads….
Read More… from CMA and EU open investigations into Facebook’s use of ad data