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The Commission proposal aims to regulate who can access and share industrial data.

The European Commissions proposal published today to set up new rules on data-sharing, including conditions and protections on data portability and accessibility, is essential to consumers.

The big Commission announcement this week (23 February) will be the Data Act (incl. Review of the Database Directive).  The Data Act is described as a major new initiative to ensure fairness by providing better control for data sharing to citizens and businesses, in line with European values. The initiative will aim at facilitating data […]

The EU has been busy drawing up a list of sanctions against Moscow in retaliation for any aggression. But the threshold for their imposition still needs to be determined.

The CIA's surveillance authorities need to be sharply curtailed and the market for third-party data restructured or, frankly, eliminated.

Antitrust legislation would weaken U.S. technology companies’ ability to compete in the global marketplace and undermine our national security interests, according to a new report from the U.S Chamber of Commerce.

Digital sovereignty is a driving force in European policy debates—and the ripple effect of decisions taken in Brussels will be felt across the pond.

Data-processing service providers like Amazon will have to prevent the illegal transfer of data to countries outside the European Union, according to a leaked document obtained by Reuters. The news agency says the additional safeguards are part of the Eu...

The Transformation Continues | A Look Ahead to 2022 – January’s Editorial by CLEPA President

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Cloud services providers such as Amazon and Microsoft and other data processing service providers must set up saf...