UK Report - January 2021

Issue 113

Includes

- Common sense prevails in post-Brexit data transfers
- Five takeaways from the Experian enforcement action
- Privacy notices in a post-Brexit era
- Leveraging ‘Data Protection Champions’ to meet DP goals
- What next for the UK GDPR?

International Report - December 2020

Issue 168

Includes:

- Data transfers after Schrems II: Reflections from the Asia Pacific
- China issues a comprehensive draft data privacy law
- Recommendations for better RoPA management in Europe
- EU Commission publishes new draft Standard Contractual Clauses
- The UK-US Data Sharing Treaty

Nowhere to Hide

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33rd Annual International Conference

19 Nov 2020 - 18 Jan 2021

UK Report - November 2020

Issue 112

Includes

- The controller/processor dilemma: EDPB consults on guidance
- Enforcement guidance: ICO says it will not shoot to kill
- Lords concerned about possibility of no adequacy
- UK National Data Strategy
- Covid: The impact on wellbeing and use of personal data in HR

Germany’s Data Protection Law

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Germany’s Data Protection Law: Trends, Opportunities & Conflicts

28 Oct - 25 Nov 2020

International Report - October 2020

Issue 167

Includes:

- Switzerland’s DP Act revised
- Egypt’s Data Protection Law enters into force in October
- Will Asia-Pacific trade deals collide with EU adequacy and Asian laws?
- Draft implementation framework released for Nigerian regulation
- Navigating Vietnam’s cybersecurity and DP law

UK Report - September 2020

Issue 111

Includes

- Binding Corporate Rules and Brexit
- Gamify it! Making your data protection training stick
- Schrems 2 implications for cloud
- The complexities of health data
- Is it legal for employers to record video meetings?

International Report - August 2020

Issue 166

Includes:

- EU-US Privacy Shield is invalid says European Court of Justice
- Jamaica adopts a post-GDPR data privacy law
- Germany rules on cookie consent and third party advertising
- Clearview facial recognition backlash
- Apple makes privacy pips squeak
- Buying data from consumers