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The year is coming to an end ever so rapidly – at least it feels like that for many of us. It is also the time of retrospection and of awards for this past year’s achievements. One such award is the Journalist Prize presented each year by Germany’s [...]
The Austrian Data Protection Authority has ordered a Swiss online hotel booking platform to comply with the requirements set forth in the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), in particular to provide the information according to Art. 13 GDPR [...]
You'll find a german version here. The Council of Europe announced through a press release on the 7th of October 2019 that it had formally adopted new rules for the protection of whistle-blowers. With the adoption of the “Whistle-blower Directive” a [...]
The two-day conference “B2B Marketing Days” by marconomy took place in Würzburg from October 15-16 2019. The conference is a specialist’s conference for medium-sized companies discussing B2B specific marketing challenges, facilitate knowledge and Best [...]
On October 14, 2019, the German Conference of Data Protection Authorities (DSK) published a concept for determining fines in accordance with the GDPR. In some regards, this concept resembles the model of the Berlin Data Protection Authority which was [...]
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The Hellenic Data Protection Authority (“Authority”) issued two decisions on 7 October 2019 based on which it imposed two administrative fines amounting to 200,000 euros each to the Hellenic Telecommunications Provider, “OTE”. According to the decisions, [...]
On October 1st, the European Court of Justice handed down a ruling that could have a major impact on the design of the "cookie banners" widely used on the Internet. Although the European Court of Justice was not actually considering the classic "cookie [...]
