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The Dutch Data Protection Authority, the College Bescherming Persoonsgegevens (CBP), has issued a report on data collection by smart TVs and issued new protocols in relation to financial fraud prevention and the use of black lists by hotels.

LinkedIn has become the first major company to have access to its website in Russia blocked by the Russian Data Protection Authority, Roskomnadzor.

In an interview on 9 April 2015, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager indicated that companies who control personal data could come under increased scrutiny from European antitrust authorities.

In Ramphal v Department for Transport (EAT – 2015), the EAT has provided guidance on the appropriate level of HR involvement in disciplinary proceedings.

The Government has confirmed that it will be pushing forward with extending the Senior Managers and Certification Regime to all financial services firms.

Thus far CMBS has had a storming year and all current indicators point towards 2018 being a bumper year for the product.

At the end of March, the EU’s Article 29 Working Party adopted an opinion on Personal Data Breach Notification (the Opinion).

As is well-known, personal data is restricted from leaving the EEA. On 21 March, the EU’s Article 29 Working Party (the WP) issued draft ad hoc model clauses for data transfers from EU processors to non-EU subprocessors.

Belgium has issued a new protocol to facilitate the approval process for transfers of personal data outside the EU.

The ICO, the UK's data protection authority, published its 2014-2015 annual report. Most noticeably, the ICO announced that they had enforced no successful appeals against Monetary Penalty Notices.

Reactiv Media has found itself facing a 50% increase in the fine it was attempting to overturn after an appeal to the First-Tier Information Rights Tribunal.

Avid readers of this blog (and we trust there are many of you!) will recall that the UK government recently published a white paper. The white paper sets out the UK government's

This DRIP Act enabled telecommunications operators to understand what their retention obligations are, following the CJEU’s declaration back in April that Directive 2006/24/EC on the Retention of Datawas invalid.

A U.S. District court ruled that a UK defendant may be served via Facebook.

The coronavirus outbreak has been declared an international public health emergency, and the current risk level in the UK has been set at ‘moderate'.

The Dutch DPA released its GDPR fining policy on 14 March 2019, becoming the first EU Member State supervisory authority to set out a structure for calculating administrative fines for failing to comply with the GDPR.

The timetable does come with the "clear disclaimer that there are a number of factors that will dictate whether it is achievable."