After Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield, third time lucky for transatlantic data flow regulation? That'd be a definite maybe... This article is sponsored by:
A data flow deal that works, at last! Or is it?
Data privacy
British Government continues legislate for online safety and security - including new digital ID plans This article is sponsored by:
A slew of announcements in recent days highlight how the British Government is thinking about online safety and security, both from a citizen and a platform point of view.
Folding NHS Digital into NHS England a ‘significant retrograde step’ for citizens and their health data This article is sponsored by:
Towards the end of last year, Health Secretary Sajid Javid said that moving NHS Digital into NHS England would support the NHS’s recovery from COVID-19.
Bad times are good for Palantir, says CEO Alex Karp...which is fortunate given its increased losses and tumbling share price This article is sponsored by:
"We're a little bit of a like a wacky group of guerrilla war fighters, but we're very much in fighting mode!"
Meta’s Facebook set for another legal showdown over past facial recognition practices This article is sponsored by:
The Texas Attorney General’s Office is suing Meta’s Facebook for allegedly collecting biometric data on millions of Texans, without their consent. Meta previously settled with Illinois over a similar lawsuit.
Why any changes to GDPR need to be dynamic and centered on trust This article is sponsored by:
What shape will post-Brexit data protection regulations take for the UK outside of the EU? A critical question that demands a solution with trust front-and-center.
Laiye and Microsoft - why Chinese RPA is heading West to secure your data! This article is sponsored by:
Why is Microsoft partnering with a Chinese software company to kick out Western rivals?
Data Privacy Day - how Lifebit unlocks world health data while keeping it secure This article is sponsored by:
Lifebit is an innovative start-up at the tipping point between privacy and data exploitation.
UK’s Online Safety Bill - not robust enough to to tackle illegal content, nor does it protect freedom of expression This article is sponsored by:
MPs on the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee issue a double blow to the government’s landmark Online Safety Bill.
Monday Morning Moan - Sir Tim Berners-Lee wants a Solid bond in your heart This article is sponsored by:
SirTimBL - the inventor of the World Wide Web - talks up his big idea to give users control over their own data. Can it work?
How to capitalize on data without harming its subjects? This article is sponsored by:
Part two of a eForum discussion on the data economy proves to be a fascinating look at the challenges and risks associated with data platforms.
UK data - the need to build trust and maintain alliances This article is sponsored by:
The latest Westminster policy conference on the data economy asks the question: can the UK live up to its data potential?
UK follows Australia in clamping down on US facial recognition firm Clearview AI with £17 million data privacy fine This article is sponsored by:
The UK privacy regulator isn't happy with Clearview AI Inc's operational strategy. Nor is her Australian counterpart. But Clearview AI reckons it's being misunderstood.
