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Uruguay receives adequacy determination from EU for personal data protections.
At the end of August, the European Union determined that Uruguay’s privacy laws provide an adequate level of protection. This allows companies, governments, or individuals to transfer personal information from Europe to Uruguay without the use …
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Pew Survey highlights users changing concerns about privacy online
Recently, the Pew Internet and American Life Project released a report detailing consumer use of search engines. The survey highlighted both that users have begun to learn how much of …
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SXSW Privacy Roundup: 5 Key Takeaways for Startups
SXSW Interactive, better known as SXSWi, just ended last week. SXSWi is a wonderful event to experience new startups, applications, and innovations. This year, privacy was a powerful theme at …
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Book Review – I Know Who You Are and I Saw What I Did by Lori Andrews
As social networking sites have become more pervasive, the amount of private information shared online continues to grow. For some, this is just seen as the cost one must pay …
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European Commission Proposed Data Protection Law
On January 25, 2012, the European Commission released a proposed General Data Protection Legislation (“Proposed Regulation”) for comprehensive reform of existing European Union (“EU”) data protection rules. Through the Proposed …
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Uruguay receives adequacy determination from EU for personal data protections.
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Announcing the Hastings Privacy and Technology Project
Hastings is proud to announce the launch of the Privacy and Technology Project (Project) and the launch of the Project‘s writings on the HSTLJ blog. The Project engages in a variety of initiatives, including applied research projects and events. As part of our activities, the Project will be posting content regularly on the Hastings Science & Technology Journal’s blog. These posts will cover a range of topics, including, but not limited to, international issues surrounding privacy and technology, commentary on cutting edge issues and proposed legislation, opinion pieces, book and article reviews, and other topics that touch upon privacy and technology. Our goal is to contribute to the growing discourse on privacy and technology.
The Project’s mantra is Empowering Individuals to Protect Their Data with Implementable Solutions. The Project pursues this goal by advocating a technical and paradigmatic shift to forge collaboration between those who develop the technology and those who craft the legal regimes that incentivize and shape those developments.
Operating at the intersection of technology and the law, our audience includes attorneys, technologists, policy makers, not-for profits, and society at large. Equally important, because our work focuses on implementable solutions, we strive to work with established companies, startups, government entities, and other organizations in the field. As a result, the Project speaks to a wide ranging audience.
Finally, the Project would like to thank HSTLJ for allowing us to use their blog as a platform. And, we would like to thank Hastings for its support.
For more information about the Project please visit our website or contact the Executive Director .