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Explainability and the Law: Needs and Requirements

2 October 2024

Munib Mesinovic

Data Processing at Work: Resources for Data Protection Day

Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Workplace Data Processing: Resources for Data Protection Day

Jeremias Adams-Prassl

The GDPR and Privacy in the Workplace

26 September 2022

Halefom Abraha

Finetuning the EU’s Platform Work Directive

The European Commission’s draft Directive on working conditions in the platform (or ‘gig’) economy is a promising instrument (see our general overview, here). It...

17 May 2022

Halefom Abraha

Jeremias Adams-Prassl

Aislinn Kelly-Lyth

Promise Not Fulfilled: FinTech, Data Privacy, and the GDPR

Data have become a critical resource for many business models as a result of digitalization and globalization. Individuals disclose personal information intentionally and unintentionally over the Internet and when using...

Australia’s Data-Sharing Regime: Six Lessons for Europe

‘Open Banking’ is fast becoming a global phenomenon, promising to transform financial services by enabling the safe, swift sharing of personal data. The idea of open banking originated in Europe,...

Artificial Intelligence: A Roadblock in the Way of Compliance with the GDPR?

As more businesses seek to expand their reach by offering services across the globe, including to the European Union countries, the issue of compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation...

1 April 2021

Samar Ashour

GDPR Compliance in Light of Heavier Sanctions to Come—at Least in Theory

Ridiculously low ceilings on administrative fines hindered the effectiveness of EU data protection law for over twenty years. US tech giants may have seen these fines as a cost of...

29 October 2020

W. Gregory Voss

Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas

The conflict concerning data sharing under PSD2 and obtaining consent to share such data under GDPR

The changes in the EU’s legislative framework concerning payment services have opened the way to a new era of payments in Europe. While the Payment Service Directive 2015/2355/EC (PSD2) is...

31 July 2020

Dilja Helgadottir

Explainability and the Law: Needs and Requirements

Data Processing at Work: Resources for Data Protection Day

Workplace Data Processing: Resources for Data Protection Day

The GDPR and Privacy in the Workplace

Finetuning the EU’s Platform Work Directive

Promise Not Fulfilled: FinTech, Data Privacy, and the GDPR

Australia’s Data-Sharing Regime: Six Lessons for Europe

Artificial Intelligence: A Roadblock in the Way of Compliance with the GDPR?

GDPR Compliance in Light of Heavier Sanctions to Come—at Least in Theory

The conflict concerning data sharing under PSD2 and obtaining consent to share such data under GDPR

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