Dutch DPA imposes record-breaking fine of EUR 290 million on Uber for unlawful international data transfers
Sharif Ibrahim and Solange Baris take a high-level look at the Dutch DPA's decision to sanction Uber.
MoreWe look at some of the key ECJ and DPA rulings around the processing of personal data in the EU last year, and at the lessons to be learned.
Sharif Ibrahim and Solange Baris take a high-level look at the Dutch DPA's decision to sanction Uber.
MoreLaura Huck looks at the CNIL's analysis of the controller and processor role and at the distinction between anonymisation and pseudonymisation of health data.
MoreChristopher Bakier and Julia Pranz look at the CJEU's views on data minimisation and special data processing in the context of targeted digital advertising.
MoreDavid Klein looks at the ECJ Lindenpotheke ruling which clarifies the right of competitors to sue for GDPR breaches and what constitutes health data.
MoreDominique Lensink looks at the CJEU's confirmation that the Dutch DPA's interpretation of legitimate interests was too strict.
MoreSusan Hillert looks at the implications of the European General Court ruling in Bindl v Commission.
MoreManaging HR data is an ongoing exercise for employers. We look at data protection requirements for HR data in light of current and incoming law and in the context of recent developments, covering SARs, the EU Whistleblowing Directive, employee monitoring and data breaches as well as top tips for employers.
MoreData exports continue to be high on the agenda but data sharing (of personal and non-personal data) is being looked at much more widely by the EU and the UK in the context of providing individuals with control over their data, opening up the potential of big data, and breaking down barriers to competition. We look at incoming EU legislation relating to data sharing with particular focus on the draft Data Act, as well as at the ICO's Code of Practice on Data Sharing, Privacy Shield 2.0 and data sharing requirements for the UK's Pensions Dashboard.
MorePersonal health data attracts special protection but also benefits from exemptions under UK and EU data protection law. Have legislators and regulators got the balance between innovation and privacy right or do the rules overly restrict advances in healthcare provision and research?
MoreWe look at the UK's implementation of the GDPR journalistic exemption, at the ICO's recently published draft Code of Practice on journalism, the use of data protection law in media cases, and at the tensions between the right to privacy and to freedom of expression.
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View recordingsBindl v Commission - The EGC on international data transfers and non-material damages
Susan Hillert looks at the implications of the European General Court ruling in Bindl v Commission.
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What does the recent CJEU decision in Schrems v Meta mean for data aggregation practices in online advertising?
Christopher Bakier and Julia Pranz look at the CJEU's views on data minimisation and special data processing in the context of targeted digital advertising.
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CNIL fines health data management software supplier for GDPR and French Data Protection Act failings
Laura Huck looks at the CNIL's analysis of the controller and processor role and at the distinction between anonymisation and pseudonymisation of health data.
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CJEU sheds light: commercial interests can serve as legitimate interests
Dominique Lensink looks at the CJEU's confirmation that the Dutch DPA's interpretation of legitimate interests was too strict.
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Dutch DPA imposes record-breaking fine of EUR 290 million on Uber for unlawful international data transfers
Sharif Ibrahim and Solange Baris take a high-level look at the Dutch DPA's decision to sanction Uber.
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What's changing and what's the same in the UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill from a GDPR compliance perspective?
Victoria Hordern looks at the main changes to the UK's data protection regime under the DUA Bill.
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Say hello to the Information Commission, wave goodbye to the Information Commissioner's Office
Debbie Heywood looks at the changes to the UK data regulator's governance and powers under the draft Data (Use and Access) Bill in relation to the UK GDPR and DPA18.
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The proposed Digital Identification Verification regime under the UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill
Prachi Vasisht looks at the proposals for the DVS framework and the Trust Services regime under the DUA Bill.
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ePrivacy reforms in the UK's Data (Use and Access) Bill
Megan Lukins looks at proposed changes to the UK's ePrivacy regime under the DUA Bill.
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