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Iapp
23 hours ago
Privacy professionals

Evolving privacy law 'exciting' for IAPP Westin Scholar

Regulation often lags behind technology advancements, creating a patchwork of privacy laws.
Opportunity for professionals from various sectors to collaborate on privacy law evolution.
TeachPrivacy
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Artificial Intelligence and Privacy

The article explores the intersection between artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy, outlining the current problems AI poses to privacy.
The article suggests potential directions for the evolution of privacy law to address the privacy problems with AI.
TeachPrivacy
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Artificial Intelligence and Privacy

Privacy law needs to evolve to address AI challenges.
AI exacerbates privacy problems in unique ways.
moreregulation
Electronic Frontier Foundation
3 weeks ago
Privacy professionals

Privacy First and Competition

Fix privacy first to address a multitude of technological problems.
The current state of federal privacy law in America is severely outdated and urgently needs a comprehensive update.
Theregister
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

DoorDash settles claims it unlawfully shared customer info

DoorDash settled California's privacy violation claims for $375,000 without admitting guilt.
DoorDash agreed to review technology, contracts with vendors, and comply with state privacy laws.
GW Law
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Privacy and Technology Law Fellowship | GW Law | The George Washington University

The George Washington University Law School is seeking a one-year graduate fellowship in privacy and technology law, with the possibility of renewal for a second year.
The fellowship is designed to assist attorneys interested in pursuing a full-time legal academic career in privacy and technology law.
Future of Privacy Forum
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

The Garden State Joins the Comprehensive Privacy Grove - Future of Privacy Forum

New Jersey has become the thirteenth state to adopt a comprehensive privacy law
S332 has unique provisions that set it apart from other privacy laws in the United States
Digiday
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

IAB inks deal with SafeGuard Privacy to help traverse the fragmented regulatory landscape

The lack of a federal privacy law in the US is a major challenge for the advertising industry
The IAB has launched a Diligence Platform to help standardize the vetting of ad tech supply chains
Independent.ie
1 month ago
Privacy professionals

Google forced to stop telling publishers about 'right to be forgotten' decisions after court ruling

Google is no longer informing media organizations of decisions to delist news articles from search engine results due to a European privacy law.
The move has significant implications for publishers across Europe.
Independent
2 months ago
EU data protection

Prostitution ring family use Google law to hide crimes

Criminals are using a European privacy law to hide online articles about their crimes
Google has been criticized for delisting articles under the 'right to be forgotten'
Theregister
2 months ago
Privacy technologies

YouTube video lag wrongly blamed on its ad blocking animus

Google claims ad-blocking extensions cause slow video streaming on YouTube
YouTube intentionally imposed loading delays for users with ad-blocking extensions
Electronic Frontier Foundation
2 months ago
Privacy professionals

EFF Asks Court to Uphold Federal Law That Protects Online Video Viewers' Privacy and Free Expression

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is arguing in court to uphold the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) which safeguards people's viewing habits online.
Patreon is facing a lawsuit for allegedly improperly sharing users' video viewing information with Facebook.
www.vice.com
2 months ago
Marketing

Australia's Privacy Watchdog Launches TikTok Inquiry

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has launched an inquiry into TikTok's data collection practices, specifically whether they are breaching privacy laws.
TikTok's tracking Pixel collects data on user behavior and can track a person's identity and shopping habits without their knowledge or consent.
TeachPrivacy
4 months ago
Privacy professionals

Webinar - Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, Future

This webinar discusses the evolution and current state of privacy law in the 21st century.
Prominent figures in the field of privacy law will be speaking at the event.
Participants can access the webinar by submitting a form.
ICYMI – Video Recording of Webinar on Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, and Future –https://t.co/JIHXi7ju8B with @DanielSolove @AriEzraWaldman @MargotKaminski @salome_viljoen_
TeachPrivacy
4 months ago
Privacy professionals

Webinar - Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, Future

This webinar discusses the evolution and current state of privacy law in the 21st century.
Prominent figures in the field of privacy law will be speaking at the event.
Participants can access the webinar by submitting a form.
TODAY at 2 PM ET - Webinar on Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, and Future – register for free https://t.co/JIHXi7ju8B with @DanielSolove @PaulMSchwarz @AriEzraWaldman @MargotKaminski @salome_viljoen_
TeachPrivacy
4 months ago
Privacy professionals

Webinar - Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, Future

This webinar discusses the evolution and current state of privacy law in the 21st century.
Prominent figures in the field of privacy law will be speaking at the event.
Participants can access the webinar by submitting a form.
TOMORROW - Webinar on Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, and Future (Thurs, Dec 14 at 2 PM ET) – register for free https://t.co/JIHXi7ju8B with @DanielSolove @PaulMSchwarz @AriEzraWaldman @MargotKaminski @salome_viljoen_
TeachPrivacy
4 months ago
Privacy professionals

Webinar - Privacy Law in the 21st Century: Past, Present, Future

This webinar discusses the evolution and current state of privacy law in the 21st century.
Prominent figures in the field of privacy law will be speaking at the event.
Participants can access the webinar by submitting a form.
Adweek
11 months ago
Privacy professionals

Requests for Companies to Delete People's Data Have Soared

There has been an increase of 72% in requests from people to companies to modify or delete their data over a year, according to a report by privacy management company DataGrail.DataGrail analyzed the data subject requests (DSRs)-formal requests made by a person to a company to access, modify, or delete the personal data that the company holds on them-that it processed on behalf of customers from January 1 to December 31, 2022.
TNW | Tech
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

EU challenges Meta to a duel over targeted advertising

When signing up for Facebook and Instagram, users are forced to agree to Meta's privacy policy.This allows the company to deliver targeted adverts - but not for much longer.On Monday, EU privacy regulators ruled that users of Meta's platforms should no longer have to accept these sort of adverts, sources from Reuters and the Wall Street Journal reveal.
www.npr.org
1 year ago
Law

'Vogue' has 'an easy case' in lawsuit against Drake and 21 Savage, experts say

Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue, at the 'Chanel Cruise 2017/2018 Collection' at Grand Palais on May 3, 2017 in Paris, France.The magazine is suing rappers Drake and 21 Savage for a violation of trademark rights.Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Legal experts believe the publisher of Vogue magazine has a strong case in a trademark lawsuit that could cost rappers 21 Savage and Drake millions.
Digiday
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

A 2022 privacy regulation primer with Mayer Brown's Dominique Shelton Leipzig

| By Tim Peterson
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Don't sleep on privacy regulation.
the Guardian
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

Privacy watchdog to investigate Bunnings and Kmart over use of facial recognition technology

Australia's privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into retail giants Bunnings and Kmart over their use of facial recognition technology in some stores.
the Guardian
1 year ago
World news

Spike in postal votes could delay results in closely fought seats in 2022 election, AEC says

The Australian Election Commission is recording a spike in postal vote applications so far during the campaign, a trend which could delay results in closely fought seats.
Adweek
1 year ago
EU data protection

Misinformation, Antitrust and Copyright Loom as Regulatory Hurdles For AI and ChatGPT

With generative artificial intelligence tools upending the media and marketing industry, Adweek reporters felt it prudent to ask one of them, ChatGPT, whether it was compliant with GDPR, the 5-year-old data protection and privacy law in the European Union.The response: "As an AI language model, I do not collect or process personal data, nor do I have access to any data storage.
Exchangewire
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Optus Opposed Privacy Law Changes; Livewire Raises AUD$4.7m

Optus opposed privacy law changes Australian telco Optus have repeatedly opposed proposed changes to the federal Privacy Act, claiming that implementing a system to give consumers the right to request the removal and deletion of their personal data would face "significant hurdles".On a more positive note for the Australian market, Sydney-based gaming marketing and gametech provider Livewire has raised AUD$4.7mIn the company's submissions to the review of the Privacy Act in 2020, it argued that allowing customers the right to erase their personal data would involve significant "technical hurdles", while executives also argued at the time that allowing consumers to take direct legal actions over privacy breaches could leave to "frivolous" claims.
www.aljazeera.com
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

India withdraws data protection and privacy bill

The 2019 law had proposed stringent regulations on cross-border data flows but had raised concerns among tech giants.
Linkedin
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

Anthony Brown on LinkedIn: #privacy #dataprivacy #leadership #podcast #padcast #lawfirm

⚡️JOURNEYS THROUGH PRIVACY⚡️ PAD-Cast | Season 3 | Episode 1 | Eduardo Ustaran In this episode, I was joined by Eduardo Ustaran, who is Global Co-Head of the Privacy & Cybersecurity practice at leading international law firm Hogan Lovells Eduardo is widely regarded as one of the privacy world's leading lights 💡 We'll be discussing his stellar privacy career, and exploring what it takes to become a Partner at a leading international law firm 🎙Episode highlights include: - Why he chose to pursue a legal career in the UK - How the timing was perfect for a career in privacy law - The importance of mentors in a successful career - His journey to law firm Partnership - Why Artificial Intelligence laws will be revolutionary - Why the current tech/law landscape reminds him of the late 1990's - Who he regards as the most influential person in privacy 👇🏻 LINKS TO FULL EPISODE IN VIDEO 📺 AND AUDIO 🎧 BELOW IN COMMENTS 👇🏻 🎧 Please Share, Follow and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode of the PAD-Cast!
Digiday
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

Privacy expert Sarah Bruno breaks down how the California Privacy Rights Act will affect the U.S. privacy landscape

| By Tim Peterson



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To anyone hoping that California's updated privacy law would help to simplify privacy compliance in the U.S., sorry.That doesn't seem to be the case.Instead, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which takes effect on Jan. 1, seems set to muddy the privacy landscape even more.
the Guardian
1 year ago
Privacy professionals

Singtel confirms 2020 data breach after cyber-attack on Optus

Just weeks after Optus revealed that the records of its 10 million customers had been compromised in a data breach, its parent company, Singtel, is dealing with two of its own data breaches.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

The Big Story: Where's The National Privacy Law? | AdExchanger

There's bipartisan support for data privacy, but the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) isn't sailing smoothly through the lawmaking process.
AdExchanger
1 year ago
Marketing tech

Did GDPR Snuff Out European Apps?; CDPs And DMPs Can Be Friends, Maybe | AdExchanger

A working paper submitted to the National Bureau of Economic Research this month lays out the mathematical case for a "Lost Generation" of mobile businesses following the implementation of GDPR.
TeachPrivacy
2 months ago
Privacy professionals

Kafka in the Age of AI and the Futility of Privacy as Control

Kafka's work suggests that empowering individuals is not enough to protect privacy in the age of AI.
Kafka's view of human nature, where individuals readily submit to authority and make bad decisions about privacy, has implications for privacy law.
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