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Germany’s constitutional court shows the way on foreign spying and human rights

Posted on 18 August 202018 August 2020 by Ian Brown

This analysis by Russell A. Miller of the Bundesverfassungsgericht’s recent judgment on the Federal Intelligence Service’s large-scale foreign surveillance activities

NOYB advice to EU businesses post-Schrems II

Posted on 24 July 202016 January 2021 by Ian Brown

If independent EU cloud providers aren’t ready for this opportunity now, they may never get it again…

Abuse of dominance — changing tools, targets, and times?

Posted on 24 July 20208 January 2021 by Ian Brown

This was a fascinating webinar from @NERAconference on the abuse of dominance — changing tools, targets, and times? @intel case,

Schrems II (the revenge of Snowden) and a Facebook restructuring?

Posted on 19 July 202016 January 2021 by Ian Brown

What would a German-headquartered, globally distributed Facebook look like?

Category: Judgment

Germany’s constitutional court shows the way on foreign spying and human rights

NOYB advice to EU businesses post-Schrems II

Abuse of dominance — changing tools, targets, and times?

Schrems II (the revenge of Snowden) and a Facebook restructuring?

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