This applies if the person requesting proves that such information is manifestly inaccurate. However, this proof does not need to result from a judicial decision made against the website publisher….
However, the validity of the EDPB’s decision may be challenged before a national court, which may request the CJEU to make a preliminary ruling….
In 2023 the Society will be 50 years old and, as many of you will know, several initiatives are being planned to celebrate that landmark. One of those is a book, to be edited by Professor Richard Susskind and Mark O’Conor, our current President and Vice President. The book will attempt to capture a flavour…
Read More… from Calling SCL members: We need your help with our 50th Anniversary Book
The EDPB was called upon to settle disputes between various data protection regulators….
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The Council has made various amendments to the European Commission’s original proposal….
Read More… from Council of the EU adopts position on Artificial Intelligence Act
The Competition and Markets Authority has announced a new programme of consumer enforcement work focused on so-called “Online Choice Architecture”….
UK government announces update to cybersecurity laws, CMA publishes final music streaming market report, Irish Data Protection Commission announces decision in Facebook “data scraping” inquiry and more in this week’s round-up of UK and EU techlaw news developments not covered elsewhere on the SCL website….
The MOJ has also announced new laws aimed at better protecting victims from abuse of intimate images, some of which will be included in the Online Safety Bill….
Read More… from DCMS announces Online Safety Bill to return, with some amendments
The CMA has concluded its independent study into the music streaming market….
Read More… from CMA will take no further action in music streaming market investigation
The ACCC has recommended a range of new measures to address harms from digital platforms….