Although adopted in December, the latest opinions of the Article 29 Working Party have only now been published. The first, Opinion 175/16/EN WP 234, has the full title ‘Guidelines for Member States on the criteria to ensure compliance with data protection requirements in the context of the automatic exchange of personal data for tax purposes’…
David Whincup bemoans the distorted media reaction to the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights in Barbulescu v Romania and sets out the real lessons to take away from the case….
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Marlon Cohen gives a detailed update on progress and raises some of the questions that surround the smart metering project…
Chris Dale says that his general theme is ‘disclose less, with technology as your sword and proportionality as your shield’ but there is much more than that here, laced with acerbic wit….
This issue is remarkable for the fact that it is almost completely dominated by articles covering two themes: predictions and the fall-out from Schrems. Predictions I am very grateful to all those who responded to my call for predictions and have been amazed that so many have come up with contributions that are fresh and…
These predictions come from a wide cross-section of lawyers engaged in tech law…
We got some predictions from those not mainly focused on law or legal technology, and perhaps they are the most valuable of all…
Following the ICO’s recent imposition of a monetary penalty on Pharmacy2U, Chris Bridges has a warning for the unwary: third-party data sharing must be clear and group litigation is a real threat…
Possibly the last set of predictions for the year, although that’s hard to predict with certainty. If so, we are going out with a bang….
Another brilliant set of predictions from Chris Dale. He says that his general theme is ‘disclose less, with technology as your sword and proportionality as your shield’ but there is much more than that here, laced with acerbic wit….