The UK’s ethics-hole
Maybe if the “AI ethics” crowd (including @CDEIUK, based in… yes, @DCMS, the UK govt dept responsible for data protection
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Author: Ian Brown
Germany’s constitutional court shows the way on foreign spying and human rights
This analysis by Russell A. Miller of the Bundesverfassungsgericht’s recent judgment on the Federal Intelligence Service’s large-scale foreign surveillance activities
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US law reform post-Schrems II
This @ProppKen/@peterswire article is really useful on the individual remedy aspect of #SchremsII. As they say, they don’t address the
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Some thoughts on the Conseil National du Numérique interoperability study
Some gems from the French national digital council study on interoperability: “The French Treasury is also in favour of proactive,
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French Senate unanimously passes law guaranteeing consumers’ free choice in cyberspace
Over to you, National Assembly…
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Interoperability as a tool for competition regulation
I’m excited to get my new preprint up for comments: This briefing paper analyses up-front interoperability requirements as a pro-competition
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NOYB advice to EU businesses post-Schrems II
If independent EU cloud providers aren’t ready for this opportunity now, they may never get it again…
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Abuse of dominance — changing tools, targets, and times?
This was a fascinating webinar from @NERAconference on the abuse of dominance — changing tools, targets, and times? @intel case,
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Cloud resilience after the pandemic
The Financial Times has a thought-provoking look at the ongoing financial services stampede to the cloud: “Thirty of the world’s
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Schrems II (the revenge of Snowden) and a Facebook restructuring?
What would a German-headquartered, globally distributed Facebook look like?
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