The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has long been considered a gold standard in privacy regulation by many. In […]

Alex Roure · March 1, 2023

Not a year goes by without the European Union inadvertently rewriting its own General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), from the […]

Alex Roure · March 23, 2022

There can be no doubting the sense of momentum in EU digital policy making right now. Aspirational talk of Europe’s […]

Kay Jebelli · March 9, 2022

In their rush to tame the ‘tech giants’ through the proposed Digital Markets Act (DMA), EU lawmakers are de facto […]

Christian Borggreen · August 17, 2021

Back in 2016, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) represented the promise of legal certainty for businesses and uniform application […]

Alex Roure · May 27, 2020

On Wednesday, the Senate Commerce Committee held its second full committee hearing of the year on consumer privacy. The witness […]

Keir Lamont · May 3, 2019

Privacy protection in the United States is characterized by multiple sector-specific privacy laws, with backstop enforcement carried out through the […]

Keir Lamont & Jacqueline Yin · February 25, 2019

This week Germany’s Bundeskartellamt, the Federal Cartel Office (FCO), made the news by  issuing a decision against Facebook for the […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · February 8, 2019

According to Giuseppe Colangelo, Jean Monnet Professor of European Innovation Policy, Associate Professor of Law and Economics at University of […]

Project Disco · August 27, 2018

Internet policy is shaped domestically and globally by a variety of legal, policy, and business developments.  Lately, foreign courts have […]

Ali Sternburg · July 30, 2018