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27 March: Will “Noyb v. META” change the internet business model?
Is the Internet breaking up? Are we moving from a free but ads-based model to a paid subscription-based one? The Noyb v. META ruling highlighted how a contractual model in which the user signs a contract to obtain a service with personalised advertising would not...
EU Digital Finance Seminar Series: between privacy utopias or surveillance nightmares?
Series Overview In 2020 the European Commission published its policy strategy in the financial services sector: the Digital Finance Strategy. It seeks to reinvigorate competition in the financial services industry and bolster consumers’ benefit. However, after two...
15 November 2022: Brussels Privacy Symposium
The sixth edition of the Brussels Privacy Symposium will take place on November 15, 2022, jointly presented by the Brussels Privacy Hub of Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF). This year’s topic is “Vulnerable People, Marginalization...
8 July 2022: European Health Data Space
The European Commission released its first proposal for a Regulation for the European Health Data Space (“EHDS”) in May 2022. The proposal has two broad aims. Perhaps the most important is to boost research competitiveness of Europe. This comes amid concerns that...
29 June 2022: ALTEP-DP Evening Debate – Sovereignty and Cyberspace
Articulating Law, Technology, Ethics & Politics: Issues of Enforcement and Jurisdiction of EU Data Protection Law under and beyond the GDPR' (ALTEP DP) Date Wednesday, 29 June 2022 Time 17:00-18:00 followed by a reception Hybrid format In-person venue: ICAB...
22 May 2022: CPDP 2022 Opening Event: Vulnerable Individuals in the age of AI regulation
CPDP2022 Opening Night Join us on Sunday 22 May, starting at 18:00, for the Opening Night of CPDP 2022 with two stellar panels. Thank you to Nym Technologies and the Brussels Privacy Hub for organising this special evening with us. Introductory remarks by Paul De...
21 April – The Rise of Standardisation as a Regulatory Technique in the EU: NISD, CSA, AI Act Proposal, GDPR
Technical standards are increasingly part of laws and legislative proposals in the EU. The EU Cybersecurity Act and the Proposal for AI Act are essentially pointing at technical standardisation to operationalise legal norms and harmonise ex-post control of systems and...