Charities claim they have not got enough time for GDPR
Despite being given over two years to get in shape for the EU data protection reforms – like ever other…
EU data reforms
Brexit trigger sees UK firms abandon GDPR preparations
Nearly a quarter of UK businesses have already cancelled their preparations for achieving compliance with the new EU General Data…
DMA joins forces in bid to demystify legitimate interests
The DMA has joined forces with ISBA, the Data Protection Network and cross-sector data protection specialists as part of plans…
GDPR consent updates spark chilling warning to brands
Brand owners preparing for tighter rules on marketing consent – contained in the new EU data protection laws – have…
GDPR compensation to dwarf £30bn bill for PPI claims
The data regulator who governs some of the world’s biggest technology companies – including Facebook, Amazon and Google – has…
Major ICO recruitment drive to prevent GDPR meltdown
The Government has answered calls for a huge expansion of the Information Commissioner’s Office following fears the regulator will collapse…
UK bosses call for strong privacy laws post-Brexit
British bosses may be as in the dark as everyone else is about how their firms will cope in a…
Denham hires diplomat as ICO deputy commissioner
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has already gone one better than predecessor Christopher Graham by appointing a new deputy commissioner, drafting…
Brands back industry fight over e-marketing opt-in
Major brand owners have come out fighting against Brussels plans to make all electronic marketing – including email, texts and…
ICO demands shake-up of unworkable EU cookie law
The much-loathed Brussels “cookie law” – which has forced every website owner to gain consent for using browsing data –…