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Why data protection law is uniquely equipped to let us fight a pandemic with personal data
A US Bill from 1974 shares so much DNA with the GDPR, it could be its ancestor
The CJEU decides lack of access to personal data does not unmake a joint controller: A look at Wirtschaftsakademie
Brief case-law companion for the GDPR professional
Highlights of the draft LIBE report on the ePrivacy Reg
Summary of the Opinion of AG Kokott in Puškár (on effective judicial remedies and lawful grounds for processing other than consent)
CJEU case to follow: purpose limitation, processing sensitive data, non-material damage
What’s new in research: networks of control built on digital tracking, new models of internet governance
Data retention, only possible under strict necessity: targeted retention and pre-authorised access to retained data
A million dollar question, literally: Can DPAs fine a controller directly on the basis of the GDPR, or do they need to wait for national laws?