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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…

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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,

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Competition, Judgment
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Cloud resilience after the pandemic

Posted on 21 July 20207 January 2021 by Ian Brown

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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Regulation, Resilience
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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?

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Current affairs, Interoperability, Judgment
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Consumers’ decision-making sovereignty

Posted on 18 July 202020 October 2020 by Ian Brown

This was a truly exceptional online panel discussion, with over 700 participants from around the world. We must keep this

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Interoperability, Panel
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Interoperability of interpersonal communications services – A consumer perspective

Posted on 18 July 20208 January 2021 by Ian Brown

This is a fascinating new article on interoperability (by René Arnold, Anna Schneider, and Jonathan Lennartz), benefitting from deep analysis

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Michael Gove, 5 Sept 2013

Michael Gove, FDR, and civil service reform — oh my

Posted on 1 July 20207 January 2021 by Ian Brown

I applaud Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove for making this detailed case for civil service reform at the Ditchley Foundation’s

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