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Monthly roundup, November 2015: Net Neutrality and personal data online

This past November: new EU Net Neutrality law is published, discussions on Safe Harbor and protection of personal data online continue.

New EU net neutrality law published

Regulation (EU) 2015/2120 concerning Open Internet Access, the new EU net neutrality law, has been published in EU’s Official Journal. But how open and neutral will Europe’s internet really be from April next year?

Regulatory case law, November 2015: Broadcast direct injection not communication to the public

In Case C‑325/14 of broadcaster SBS v. SABAM, a copyrights collecting society, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that point-to-point, direct injection of the broadcasting programmes does not as such constitute communication to the public in the meaning of the Information Society Directive 2001/29/EC.

Law for Startups @TheCube continues in November

Following our last month’s first Law for Startups event at TheCube in Shoreditch on privacy and data protection, the series that we are running jointly with qLegal and TheCube is now set to continue.

Monthly roundup, October 2015: from Uber to law and funding for startups

This past October: an upcoming Aphaia workshop on law & funding for startups, and Uber's court case over a taxi app.

Regulatory case law, October 2015: Safe Harbour inadequate to protect privacy

As expected based on the earlier Advocate General opinion, the ECJ ruled that EU-US Safe Harbour agreement cannot be deemed to provide an adequate level of protection due to mass surveillance measures of the US security agencies.

We engage ICT stakeholders this October, net neutrality to privacy

We have been busy this month talking about net neutrality, data protection and other contemporary issues in ICT regulation with some amazing people.

Monthly roundup, September 2015: not to miss privacy workshop for startups

In September; Aphaia workshop for all startups on privacy and data regulation announced, October 7th, London.

Three Reasons why SMEs find CSR difficult and how to change this

If SMEs may often be more sustainable than large multinational companies, where are the reasons for them not getting more involved in CSR?

Monthly roundup, August 2015: Sharing data between EU and US, privacy and data protection

This past August: our CSR app to turn your costs into benefits, and an important change closer than ever - sharing data between EU and US.