The data protection case that tackles the foundation of the internet: It’s easy to lose sight of the issue amid the “he said, she said” volley of attacks in the Brave versus IAB Europe battle, but at its heart the …
In recent months European regulators have found fault with tech giants Facebook and Google’s terms and conditions, causing DPOs at smaller companies to be understandably worried.
Europe is trying to work out a way to have its data protection cake, without it being gobbled up in trade agreements, but “sympathetic consideration” could lead to loopholes.
On August 7, the UK government published a so-called “Statement of Intent” for the overhaul of its data protection law. Nearly a month later, companies and citizens alike are still waiting for the details. Speculation has been rife, but let’s …
Halt Mass Collection of #Biometric Data Say NGOs by Yours Truly https://t.co/V42QoQRAZi #privacy #surveillance #dataprotection
On 4 June we're hosting the second in our Mozilla Mornings series on the EU Digital Services Act. This one focuses on online advertising and micro-targeting, with a stellar cast of @woelken; @szymielewicz; @bgeurkink; Stephen Dunne (UK CDEI); @ShmaeganM; and @BrusselsGeek 🤓😃
#ProgressiveECON On the 27th May we will discuss the agenda for the incoming 🇩🇪 Presidency and the adaptation of the EU financial & investment strategy in the aftermath of the pandemic. With @ElisaFerreiraEC @AlesChmelar
& @jakob_eu
Join the debate: https://t.co/F77O7aMKaY
Killjoys. 🙄😜 #BarnardCastle
Great chatting to @BrusselsGeek and @PabloPerezA last week on #EU social media
Some key points:
🙋 let citizens take over and tell their own stories
🔥 take more risks with both content and style
✅ focus on the positive, even when others go negative
What are your top tips? https://t.co/SfInD1JuM8
