A couple of articles from Business Insider just gave me the chance to talk again of the interconnected world cultural oversimplification problem, and the (lack of) responsibility of professional information provider (not only journalists, I mean.)
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The European Data Protection Supervisor on HowTo Give GDPR-related Information when Hiring
A couple of weeks ago the European Data Protection Supervisor ? released the call for application CA6/2017 to hire a data and social scientist Continue reading “The European Data Protection Supervisor on HowTo Give GDPR-related Information when Hiring”
Bruce Lee, Getty Images and the Dangers of Cultural Oversimplification in an Overconnected World
The Internet is a necessary tool to handle international exchanges. Online Professional Content Delivery Services should pay the utmost attention to the information they release Continue reading “Bruce Lee, Getty Images and the Dangers of Cultural Oversimplification in an Overconnected World”
A landmark decision about privacy from Indian Supreme Court?
Thanks to professor Raymond Wacks, possibly the world leading authority on privacy and privacy-related issues, I had the chance to read a more-than-500-pages-long privacy decision issued by the Indian Supreme Court last August 27. Definitely, a text that worth to be read. Continue reading “A landmark decision about privacy from Indian Supreme Court?”
The Basic Unfairness of the GDPR: a Regulation with No Teeth
A basic rule when designing a law is to create a precise link between the “order” part (thou shall not…) and the fine deriving from the non compliance (… otherwise shall go to jail.) But this is not enough, because to have a law working properly or being effective, it must be actually enforceable, otherwise this law would turn from a social regulation tool into an abuse of power from the State. Continue reading “The Basic Unfairness of the GDPR: a Regulation with No Teeth”