Privacy & EDiscovery

The Privacy Law Salon: Dialogue with Policymakers

April 4th, 2012 by Monique Altheim

Pin It Yesterday, the first Privacy Law Salon in Washington DC, took place at the National Press Club. The Privacy Law Salon: Dialogue with Policymakers, was “a unique meeting of the most experienced practitioners and corporate executives dealing with privacy law matters, and a unique opportunity to interact with the policymakers affecting the future of privacy.” The [...]

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Privacy and Data Protection Week in Mexico City

November 5th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin It This past week was “Privacy Week” in Mexico City, where three seperate conferences were held back-to-back. The Public Voice conference, chaired by Lillie Coney of EPIC, had as its theme: “Privacy is Freedom” One of the highlights was a discussion between David Benasar, Senior Legal Counsel Aticle 19 and Marc Rotenberg, President of [...]

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The Data Privacy Debate in Social Media Market Research: A Legal Perspective

October 18th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin Itby Monique Altheim Greenbookblog.org recently hosted a debate by representatives of research associations and companies engaged in social media research on the subject of data privacy in social media market research. Three major industry bodies were represented: CASRO, MRS and ESOMAR. The debate was spurred on by the recent issuing of new guidelines by ESOMAR, draft guidelines by [...]

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The Meaning of “Consent” in the EU Data Protection Framework: A New Article 29 Working Party Opinion

July 15th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin It The Meaning of “Consent” in the EU Data Protection Framework: A New Article 29 Working Party Opinion On July 13, 2011, the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party (hereafter Article 29 WP ) adopted Opinion 15/2011 on the Definition of Consent. This opinion looks into the legal framework regarding the use of [...]

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The Review of the EU Data Protection Framework v. The State of Online Consumer Privacy in the US

March 17th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin ItYesterday, on March 16, 2011, I had a field day. As an attorney, licensed both in the EU and in the US, with a special interest in privacy law, I was able to observe quasi simultanuous policy making by both Brussels and Washington, D.C. on the same subject matter, from the comfort of my [...]

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Privacy, European Union Data Protection and EDiscovery

March 6th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin ItEDiscovery in the US Electronic Discovery (or “E-Discovery”) is the process of identifying, preserving, collecting, preparing, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information (“ESI”) in the context of the legal process. (The Sedona Conference). Some examples of ESI are: emails, word documents, power point presentations, excel sheets, voice mail and videos. EDiscovery in US civil [...]

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Computer, Privacy & Data Protection: European Data Protection: In Good Health? Part 2

January 31st, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin ItAccording to its mission statement, the annual conference “Computers, Privacy and Data Protection“ in Brussels aims to create a bridge between policy makers, academics, practitioners and activists, and aims to become Europe’s most important forum for the discussion of data protection and privacy issues. This goal was certainly reached during the panel on Bahavioural Targeting [...]

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The European Data Protection Supervisor recommends a Regulation, not a Directive!

January 18th, 2011 by Monique Altheim

Pin It The European Data Protection Supervisor, Peter Hustinx, has issued an opinion in response to the Commission’s Communication of November 4, 2010 regarding the Review of the Data Protection Legal Framework . The EDPS agrees with the Commission that a review of the present legal framework for data protection in the EU is necessary in order to ensure [...]

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The International Association of Privacy Professionals’ First Europe Data Protection Congress

December 8th, 2010 by Monique Altheim

Pin It I recently attended the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ (IAPP) very first Europe Data Protection Congress in Paris on November 29 and 30. The attendee list was impressive: Privacy professionals, employed by Fortune 500 companies from a wide variety of industries, like Hewlett-Packard, Lockheed Martin, Citigroup, Oracle, Western Union, Microsoft, IBM, Dell, Google, [...]

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Ediscovery, Cloud Computing and EU Data Protection: Cloud Nationalities Do Matter

May 25th, 2010 by Monique Altheim

Pin It Cloud Computing With Borders May Be On Horizon in Europe by Jennifer L. Schenker A proposal to build a national federation of interconnected computing clouds in France, funded in part by government in order to protect the country’s sovereignty, data privacy and local jobs, is gaining favor. Some fear that the idea, which is [...]

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