The Article 29 Working Party has provided an Article-by-Article assessment of all possible implementing acts relating to the EU Commission’s data reform package…
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The First-tier Tribunal decision in respect of the appeal of the first appeal against a monetary penalty notice is now available…
As has been widely reported, Sony has received a monetary penalty following a hacking attack which led to a leak of customer information. Details and comment below….
The premium rate watchdog has issued a report with lots of good ideas. It clearly cares about protecting children. But there is a crucial piece of contract law missing….
The Information Commissioner’s Office is to change its web site so that cookies are set on arrival…
The Information Commissioner’s Office has published its further thoughts on the data protection reform package ‘in light of recent announcements from the European Parliament, Council of the European Union and European Commission’…
The Government has published its response to the Justice Select Committee’s Report on the EU Data Protection proposals….
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Eduardo Ustaran warns that the draft report by the LIBE Committee on the data protection reform directive, with its revised proposal for the regulation, looks to tighten control yet further, not slacken the reins…
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The Leveson Report included a series of recommendations which related to data protection issues, and might have a considerable impact on data protection regulation in the UK. The Information Commissioner’s Office has now published its response to the relevant parts of the Report….
Here is a selection of the online predictions made by our contributors. All relate to IT for law firms, e-disclosure or related issues….
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