DMA claims Data Act victory as privacy groups seethe
Industry trade body the DMA is giving itself a big slap on the back following the UK data reforms officially…
Data (Use & Access) Bill
ICO unveils business guidance as Data Act becomes law
The Information Commissioner’s Office has stepped up to the plate following the Data (Use & Access) Act 2025 receiving Royal…
Fresh call for Brussels to scrap UK adequacy agreement
The European Commission is being urged to tear up the UK’s data adequacy agreement – estimated to be worth up…
Peers stand firm as data reforms ‘ping pong’ continues
The House of Lords has once again voted in favour of adding copyright protections to the Data (Use & Access)…
Ministers invoke 1678 law to block AI copyright protest
The Government has been accused of abandoning the creative sector after ministers used a parliamentary procedure dating from 1678 to…
Data reforms hit as Lords mount revolt over AI copyright
The Data (Use & Access) Bill has been hit by a major revolt in the House of Lords after peers…
Data reforms inch closer but Govt fails to defuse AI row
The Government’s data reforms have moved ever closer to becoming law with the third reading of the Data (Use &…
‘Henry VIII’ clauses threaten to derail data reform bill
Privacy campaigners have issued a stern warning to ministers that the Data (Use & Access) Bill could trigger a widespread…
ICO set to relax PECR rules to boost online advertising
The Information Commissioner’s Office is considering relaxing the consent requirements that cover online cookies, text, email marketing and telemarketing as…
ICO starts hunt for interim CEO to bed in new structure
The Information Commissioner’s Office has kicked off the search for an interim chief executive to run the organisation under the…