2023 Conference Programme
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Conference Sessions
As at 2 February 2023. Further sessions, speakers and full programme to follow.
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How Ireland’s Data Protection Commission conducts inquiries and investigations and takes decisions |
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EU-US Data Privacy Framework and its implementation; Government Access to Personal Data Held by Private Sector Entities |
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Facebook Cambridge Analytica: What's changed? |
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How data portability empowers users when re-using personal data across digital services and platforms |
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How Mexico’s regulatory framework facilitates Data Free Flow with Trust Worldwide |
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Privacy in the gaming industry |
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GDPR and its impact on new data protection laws in Asia: Adaption or Adoption |
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From blocker to builder: Bridging the gap between a low and high maturity organisation |
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AI and privacy risks in the financial sector: Consequences for companies and directors |
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Taming PETs |
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Data Innovation in Financial Services: Privacy Challenges and Mitigations |
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Dealing with de minimis compensation claims |
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GDPR: How much should you logically spend on GDPR compliance |
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Privacy in times of world recession: Should we think differently? |
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Data protection at the sharp end: What is it like challenging regulatory decisions? |
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AI in the Metaverse: The challenges with Generative AI and other problems of the future |
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Who is looking after your dating data? |
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The Age Appropriate Design Code Crosses the Pond: Keeping Pace with Kids’ Data Regulation |
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UK’s plans for the regulation of AI |
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Protecting minority privacy in diversity reporting |
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Developments in the Middle East |
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The Evolution of the Data Lawyer: Navigating the swirl of regulation in practice |
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Who’s watching us on the street? How Clear Channel balances privacy and commercial objectives |
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Debate at the Cambridge Union Society A new conference feature this year is a formal debate at the historic Cambridge Union Society where the Debating Chamber is modelled on the House of Commons in Westminster. Once the motion is announced, conference participants will be invited, in advance, to join the debate. |