by Ian Brown, Douwe Korff and friends
The European Commission published last month its draft decision finding the UK’s data protection regime to be “adequate” in GDPR terms. It would be a serious mistake for the EU Member States (the GDPR Article 93 committee) to approve this decision.
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Has the European Court of Human Rights fully considered the UK’s surveillance practices? And is the ICO taking adequate steps to protect European data against them?
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Digital competition law and economics has much to teach — and learn — from other disciplines and areas of Internet regulation
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The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) stipulates, in Article FINPROV.10A, that, from the coming into (provisional) effect of that
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The DMA needs amending to promote competition in “core services” such as social media and instant messaging
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Douwe Korff and I have now completed the second part of our analysis of the UK data protection legal framework,
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The German Federal Cartel Office @Kartellamt has set up a working group to fully define companies with “paramount significance for
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The data protection regime in the United Kingdom, including Northern Ireland, will almost certainly change at the end of the
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These are my notes from the excellent Digital Clearinghouse webinar this morning on enforcement of the Digital Markets Act (DMA),
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Given the multiple competition cases launched against Google by regulators in the last 10 days (in the US and Italy),
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