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Monday, February 22, 2021 The internet broke barriers.  Some countries are fighting to reverse this trend and erect digital barriers on the internet.  Most of those countries are authoritarian regimes who insist on controlling information flows to their people. Some are governments trying to protect their people from the dangerous world outside their borders. In all cases, these barriers hurt U.S. businesses. Erecting barriers on the internet is called data localization. The movement to localize some or all of internet data has grown over the past five years as countries introduce...

China should promote free movement of digital data, government think tank says Data-related trade set to become a new economic growth driver, deputy director of the Development Research Centre of the State Council says in new study China should seek to forge alliances with Asean countries in setting cross-border data flow standards and policy, report says

BankInfoSecurity May 5, 2021 May 5, 2021 gsuparna) • February 2, 2021     Get Permission The government of Bangladesh is working with privacy experts to draft a data privacy law. The move comes as the nation continues its “Digital Bangladesh” campaign designed to improve delivery of all government services. “The Digital Bangladesh campaign has received a big push from the government. Each and every sector in the country has been impacted by this digital push,” says Mohammed Mahbubul Alam Rafel, head of...

End either. and so the challenge that we have right now is the u.s. and china are both going to spiral out retaliation. the president has said if it china retaliates to the overnight tariffs, which it has, that the u.s. will impose additional tariffs and then china will likely retaliate again. where's the off-ramp? the off-ramp likely lies in how can we find something palatable for both sides. with rhetoric as it is in both countries, it's tough right now. >> was there a deadline that required the president to take this action now rather than continuing to negotiating? >> there was. and so the...