LIBE submits more than 800 amendments to ePrivacy Regulation
July 20, 2017, IAPP
The clock is ticking on the ePrivacy Regulation — and the ambitious aim of having it ready for May 2018.
Austrian lawyer seeking court permission to take privacy case against social network.
Civil Society Annoyed at Being Sidelined in Major EU Data Flow Conference
July 19, 2017, ComputerWeekly
Small, but highly digital, Estonia will prioritize data flows for its presidency.
EU’s new digital chief grilled by MEPs
June 21, 2017, ComputerWeekly
European Union’s new digital chief is grilled by MEPs, but avoids the controversial questions
MEPs turn up the pressure on “High-Level Expert Group on Information Systems and Interoperability”…
The thirst for eyeballs to feed the ad monster has killed ethical reporting
We’re all authors now, but what’s the moral of the story?
April 16, 2017, Politico
It is easier than ever for anyone to publish on the Internet but what if you use my song as the backing track for your family video?
We can’t hear you
March 31, 2017, International Politics and Society Journal
A new online tool to help employees expose corruption still leaves whistleblowers vulnerable.
Coping with Fakebook
March 16, 2017, International Politics and Society Journal
A refugee’s selfie made him the target of racists. His failed court case shows the justice system needs to catch up.
@Brusselsgeek
Next up!
On our request, #Eplenary will now discuss measures and the set up of a special committee to combat foreign electoral interference and protect our democracies.
@Claude_Moraes, @KatiPiri & @brandobenifei will take the floor.
Watch it live 📺👇
https://t.co/uaHtGLZ4Tz
#AI use in border control. Why a pilot trial of #facialrecognition in Europe should ring alarm bells, by yours truly https://t.co/MjFDf8qtfq
Over the last few weeks, @BorisJohnson's non-plan for #Brexit has been looking increasingly like "the emperor's new clothes." I think what we saw yesterday was @Xavier_Bettel pointing out that he's stark bollock naked! The frustration from the EU side is palpable.
Good to see a Prime Minister in Luxembourg standing up for the interests of the British people. Just a pity it wasn’t the British PM https://t.co/7dFjZdj5nm
This is completely disingenuous. There were mics, I could hear @Xavier_Bettel perfectly. Now, perhaps the booing *would* have drowned out @BorisJohnson, even with microphone, but it's a lie to say he dodged the presser because he was concerned about anybody but himself!