Processing Children’s Data
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EU Data Protection Reform: Proposals Published
EU Commissioner Viviane Reding has launched the Commission’s proposals for a comprehensive reform of data protection rules, saying that the reforms will increase users’ control of their data and cut costs for businesses. See a series of comments from DP experts too….
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Data Protection: Unlawful Processing and ICO Enforcement
In light of a recent High Court judgment, Dr Chris Pounder suggests that the ICO can enforce unlawful processing, including Article 8 breaches, contrary to its existing standard practice…
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All Eyes on Asia: Emerging Privacy Laws in Asia
Adrian Rafferty looks at new data protection legislation in Malaysia and its effects. He also casts an eye over potential developments elsewhere in a region that has increasing importance for outsourcing and new ventures….
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EU Data Protection Reform and Hypocrisy
Does the passenger names records (PNR) agreement fit well with the European Commission’s data protection rhetoric?…
Does the Digital Economy Act 2010 Have a Future?
This article by Francis Davey was written to accompany his talk at SCL’s 6th Annual Policy Forum held in September 2011. The article includes some updates but was written before the outcome of the appeal on the refusal of judicial review relating to the Act was known….
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Article 29 WP Criticises the Latest PNR Agreement
The Article 29 Working Party has published an open letter that attacks the latest form of the agreement between the European Commission and the United States of America on PNR….
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Regulation of Video-on-demand Services: the ‘Sun Video‘ Appeal
David Lewis examines a recent landmark development in the regulation of video on demand services and predicts that it may be the first of many……
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Privacy Protection: Seed Control?
Rosalind English reports on a case which involved an innovative approach to protection of privacy, with the court venturing into an area often characterised as beyond court control…
Online Supplement to December/January issue
Pdfs of some of the articles that we could not quite fit into the magazine this time around…