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“Problem? Gordon’s looking into it” said a recent headline, and here’s another enquiry, possibly the 50th since our new PM arrived. This time the focus is public and private sharing…

Behavioural targeting is flavour of the month if not the year for marketers on both sides of the pond, but in the US there has been a consumer backlash. Melissa…

The ICO has published a new framework code of practice for all organisations sharing information about individuals. Was there really a need for a new code and does it offer…

Summer 2007 has seen four conflicting pronouncements on the state of UK/EU data privacy laws. Lords, Tories, EU Commissioners and now the UK Information Commissioner have all heaved in. Ray…

Time is ticking, so don’t forget to secure yourself a place at One London Wall on 12 September 2007, where Lawyers in Commerce & Industry will present, in association with…

Following a data inspection using powers the UK Information Commission can only dream about, the French data authority has fined multinational Tyco over exports of employee data from France to…

At One London Wall on 12 September 2007, Lawyers in Commerce & Industry will present, in association with Osborne Clarke, a unique, one day legal and practical update on personal…

Nearly seven years on from the “secret” nuptials that started it all, the Douglas/Zeta Jones/ Hello!/OK! lawyers’ gravy train finally hit the buffers in the Lords. But did their verdict…

The European Union Data Protection Supervisor has published its 2006 report. When set up under a 2001 EU regulation, this body was intended to play a key role in harmonising…