If the European Commission unveils the (final) full Digital Omnibus proposals on 19 November, what will they cover? Many of us will discuss this during panels at the IAPP conference, but those might be gut reactions depending on the timing of the publication by the Commission. Glad to announce that I will be exchanging on the topic next Friday 21 November with Gloria González Fuster, and Joost Gerritsen as moderator.
Gloria and I may have different views, so this is likely to be a fun and insightful debate on data protection and broader digital legislation!
[Yes, we will undoubtedly be talking about the proposals during the two panels I am moderating at IAPP DPC25 – one on ePrivacy on Wednesday 19 at 12.15 and one mainly on the GDPR on Thursday 20 at 4.30pm – do join us there too, for practical perspectives from a wide range of industries!]
EDIT: replay available – see https://lnkd.in/eXVSEAus
Links:
– Debate on 21 November, LinkedIn live: https://lnkd.in/e4rHjwXV
– IAPP DPC:
— Updating ePrivacy: Where Do We Go From Here? https://lnkd.in/eCrc29MQ
— Better Regulation: How to Make Simplification of Data Laws Useful and Workable: https://lnkd.in/eeDg38C8
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