The UK government has published a draft Media Bill, following its Broadcasting White Paper. The Media Bill will reform the legal framework for the regulation of public service broadcasting, make changes to on-demand programme service (ODPS) regulation in the UK and make changes to the legal framework for the regulation of radio; including conferring new…
The Court of Justice of the European Union has recently ruled in Case C-339/21 | Colt Technology Services and others. In Italy, telecommunications operators are required, if they receive a request from the judicial authorities, to carry out interception of communications (voice, computer, telematic and data) in return for a fixed rate fee. The amounts…
The Advocate General has given an opinion in Case C-634/21. It concerned proceedings between an individual and Land Hessen. The case related to Schufa, which provides its clients with information on the creditworthiness of third parties. It provided a credit institution with a score for the individual in question. The credit score was used to refuse…
The government has also published its Quantum strategy….
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The Bill received its first reading in the House of Commons on 8 March 2023. Second reading takes place on a date to be announced….
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Council of the European Union did not exceed its power when it specified that the operator of a platform is presumed to be the supplier of the services provided….
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The EDPB’s key objective is to give an opinion about the adequacy of the level of protection for individuals whose personal data is transferred to the US. It does not expect the US data protection framework to replicate European data protection law….
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It had to reconcile the GDPR with more restrictive national employment laws….
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The First-Tier Tribunal (Information Rights) has ruled on Experian’s appeal against an ICO enforcement notice. The notice required Experian to improve transparency and direct marketing practices….
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The judge’s order had been a sensible and appropriate approach….
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