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Step inside the Sicangu Heritage Center which serves as the central repository and archive for the Rosebud Sioux Nation.

The EDPB has suggested when a company transmits personal data to an employee located outside of the EEA the transmission does not constitute a transfer of personal information for purposes of Chapter V of the GDPR because the data has not been sent to a separate controller.

Cross border data transfers under the new Standard Contractual Clauses by the European Commission is broken down in chart. There are requirements for Transfer Impact Assessments from both parties and the data importer must follow the Law Enforcement Request Policy.

Ashtyn Hadlewick encountered a medical mystery leaving her in a wheelchair for months. This is the story of Ashtyn's rehabilitation and her persistent joy throughout her journey.

SDPB revisits a conversation with Michael Fitzmaurice, South Dakota's lone living Medal of Honor Recipient.

President Biden signed Executive Order 14086, Enhancing Safeguards for United States Signals Intelligence Activities, addresses data privacy concerns raised by the European Court of Justice in Schrems II by introducing safeguards and oversight of personal data collection.

New York Times bestselling author Craig Johnson stops by the In the Moment studio to discuss the 18th installment in the Longmire series.

Cybersecurity and data privacy updates from the US and around the world include New York Child Data Privacy and Protection Act, US EU Data Transfer Pact, IAB Releases Multi State Privacy Agreement, and EDPB Publishes Guidelines on Personal Data Breach Notification.

While the candidates for South Dakota's seat in the U.S. agree on many economic matters, they differ strongly on a few key social issues.

Pete Hanke and his amazing train village reside in the old grocery store in Leola. SDPB paid a visit to Pete's ever-changing, model train set.