BSA is urging European officials to address several lingering concerns on the EU Data Act during upcoming inter-institutional negotiations before agreeing on a final text. Read More >>
BSA is urging European officials to address several lingering concerns on the EU Data Act during upcoming inter-institutional negotiations before agreeing on a final text. Read More >>
As digitalization speeds up and the number of daily digital interactions continues to rise, law enforcement agencies are increasingly relying on digital evidence to investigate crimes. Read More >>
As digitalization speeds up and the number of daily digital interactions continues to rise, law enforcement agencies are increasingly relying on digital evidence to investigate crimes. Read More >>
Today, I testified before the US Trade Representative (USTR) on the need to include strong digital trade provisions in a US-EU trade agreement. The hearing examined US industry priorities to help inform the objectives for the upcoming trade negotiations. The United States and the European Union share an impressive $1 trillion trading relationship and make up nearly … Read More >>
Next week, the European Parliament plenary will vote on one of its most controversial files to date – the Copyright Directive. The new legislation touches upon a number of thorny issues that have been the subject of intense debate, yet its Article 3 – aiming to regulate Text and Data Mining (TDM) – is often … Read More >>
The Privacy Shield agreement has already improved data protection and digital trade between the EU and the US in its first year, and that should continue, writes Victoria A. Espinel.
The Privacy Shield agreement has already improved data protection and digital trade between the EU and the US in its first year, and that should continue, writes Victoria A. Espinel.
