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The US has just recently launched a national security review into the acquisition of US social media app, Musical.ly by the China-based owner ByteDance. ByteDance purchased the popular lip-syncing app for $1 billion ...
Gabriela Skvarekova reports on recent action by the Czech DPA, as it increases scrutiny on the use of marketing databases acquired from third parties.
In what could turn out to be an important case for the sports industry on the use of sporting data relating to individual players, a group of over 400 current and former football players are reported to have joined a ...
Aven v Orbis… for anyone who’s finished Netflix and turned their attention instead to watching the High Court’s Media & Communications List like a hawk, this case may already be familiar to you
Ester Vidal, Senior Associate del equipo de Privacidad y Protección de Datos de Bird & Bird, ha sido entrevistada en el programa La Ciutat de Onda Cero Cataluña para responder a las preguntas más frecuentes sobre ...
On 12 March 2018, the European Commission published a Notice to Stakeholders clarifying the rules that will apply post Brexit in the field of security of network and information systems.
On 22nd January 2020, the UK Information Commissioner published her Age Appropriate Design Code. The code applies to organisations in the UK. It also applies on a worldwide basis to organisations that monitor kids in ...
Welcome to the July - September edition of our UK & EU data protection bulletin.
The Final Report recommends significant changes to Australia's privacy laws, which if implemented would be the first major overhaul of the privacy laws since the introduction of the Australian Privacy Principles. The ...
The recent judgment by the English Court of Appeal in Lloyd v Google LLC [2019] EWCA Civ 1599, a large-scale data breach claim, provides helpful insight into the operation of CPR 19.6.
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