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Michelle Reed has loved writing all her life, and believes that good writing almost sounds like a song because it’s so well put together. Content that’s tedious to read, however, doesn’t even make it to her screen.
A cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection partner at Akin Gump in Dallas, Texas, Michelle keeps a folder of well written articles and briefs on her computer, to read when she needs inspiration on getting the reader s attention, quickly distilling what s important, and making sure her work is worth reading.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed a comprehensive privacy law that gives consumers the right to access their personal data held by companies and allows them to request that it be deleted.
The Virginia law, which goes into effect in January 2023, also requires covered companies to conduct data protection assessments on personal information used for targeted advertising and sales purposes. Its passage gives companies doing business in the United States a second comprehensive state privacy bill to comply with after California passed a privacy law in 2018.
Some privacy advocates praise the Virginia law s focus on data security. Data protection assessments are a valuable way for businesses to understand what data they collect, said Ray Walsh, a digital privacy expert at privacy tool reviews site ProPrivacy.com.
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