A council employee who published vulnerable children’s welfare details online has caused Aberdeen City Council to become subject to a monetary penalty imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office of £100,000…
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There are three main features of this outstanding issue. We have three articles on emerging trends that I hope will offer readers new insights. We have a series of articles focusing on the powers of governments to access data which offer contrasting views. We also have the usual mix of case reports and practitioner articles…
Islington Council receives a penalty after 2,000 residents’ personal details are published online…
Toby Headdon looks at the potential impact of the final decision in PRCA v NLA and shares his concerns that the implications of some of the issues have not been fully understood…
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The Chair of the Article 29 Working Party has expressed concerns about the impact of the US PRISM program on the data protection rights of EU citizens in a letter to EU Commissioner Reding…
A recent High Court judgment dealt with the data protection implications of certain acts of joint liquidators…
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Ian Brown adds to the debate about Internet surveillance by governments and the various legal regimes that apply…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has published new guidance for organisations to help them deal with requests from individuals for their data….
Judith Rauhofer responds to the article ‘A Global Reality: Governmental Access to Cloud Data’…
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has begun a consultation on the Conducting privacy impact assessments code of practice…
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