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Stephanie Borg Caruana will deliver the keynote session on Cybersecurity and Lianne Zahra will participate in the panel discussion on Cybersecurity...

Employers and employees are facing new challenges about privacy issues that often are in conflict with each other.

The Court of Appeal embraced the arguments put forward that privacy rights should only limit journalistic freedoms where this is truly necessary to protect the same rights of the individuals concerned.

Dr. Claude Micallef-Grimaud, a senior associate at Mamo TCV Advocates, recently delivered a presentation to members of the Mediterranean Institute of Primary Care regarding the implications of the GDPR for medical professionals.

The Belgian Commission for Privacy Protection (CPP) is claiming that Facebook is monitoring the web movements of both users and non-users through plug-ins and cookies...

The Justice and Home Affairs Council reached a partial general approach with regards to a general EU framework for data protection.

Google’s French subsidiary has been ordered to pay daily fines of €1,000 unless links to a defamatory article are removed from the parent company’s entire global network.

The validity of the SCCs as they currently exist has been called into question since the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation.

Rules, regulations and practice surrounding the iGaming industry change regularly and rapidly, particularly in the areas of employment and privacy.

Google has certainly had some experience dealing with take-down requests in the past – primarily dealing with copyright infringing content.

A data sharing deal establishing the Safe Harbour Agreement devised by the European Union and the United States has been recently challenged by a 27 year old law student at the European Court of Justice.

The article addresses key legal challenges and opportunities in the sector, such as intellectual property rights for AI-generated works, data privacy concerns, and the implications of the new EU AI Act.

On the 27th of February 2025 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in its First Chamber delivered a preliminary reference balancing the rights of a data subject and their right to an explanation and the protection of trade secrets.

Last year, European citizens were granted the right to submit a request to Google for the delisting of personal information deemed to be harmful, out of date or irrelevant, through a ruling issued by the European Court of Justice.

Threads is a new Meta social media app that has recently been launched in over 100 countries, including the US and UK, however it is not yet available within the EU.

Just over 20 days ago, it was announced that that a new Privacy Shield regulating trans-Atlantic flows of personal data was in the works.

European Union privacy regulators have been urging Google to refine its privacy policies for quite some time.