Code≠Law: The race to regulate
In the first of our series exploring the rapidly evolving rules governing technology, we explore who is accountable for the online safety gap
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The Investigatory Powers Act (the "IPA") was given Royal Assent on 29 November 2016, despite being described by Edward Snowden as "the most …
In an arguably predictable data development, the Irish privacy advocacy group, Digital Rights Ireland, has issued proceedings to challenge the EU-US …
On 23 October 2016, the Department for Culture Media and Sport ("DCMS") confirmed plans to introduce personal liability for directors in relation to …
The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee ("Committee") recently published its findings following an inquiry into robotics and artificial …
Victoria’s current Commissioner for Privacy and Data Protection has been appointed by the United Nations to head a global study into big data, …
In May 2016, the OAIC released the draft Guide to assist entities to undertake big data activities in accordance with privacy laws. …
The EU General Data Protection Regulation has finally been approved and published in the Official Journal. The countdown to its application date of 25 …
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In the first of our series exploring the rapidly evolving rules governing technology, we explore who is accountable for the online safety gap
Partner, London
Special Counsel, Melbourne
Partner, Paris
Partner, Kewei, Mainland China and Beijing
Special Counsel, Privacy Counsel, Silicon Valley