GOVERNMENT RESPONSE TO WIDER CALL FOR EVIDENCE FROM THE HOUSE OF LORDS COMMITTEE ON AI

Here. 

Albrecht: ePrivacy reg will change business models

Iapp, here. 

Defending access to lawful information at Europe’s highest court

Google, here. 

Umfrage KI: „ ...dann werden wir abgehängt“

FAZ, hier. 

Verbraucherschützer: Online-Bezahldienste erheben zu viele Daten

Ausburger Allgemeine, hier. 

Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and the Rule of Law

The Law Society, here. 

Facebook Says It’s Policing Fake Accounts. But They’re Still Easy to Spot.

NYTimes, here. 

Measuring the Information Society Report 2017

ITU, here. 

"AI: Intelligent Machines, Smart Policies"

OECD, Presentations here. 

Some EU regulators still don't get internet economics

EUObserver, here. 

Much ado about endives

CJEU C-671/15, here. 

"On peut faire beaucoup plus avec les données quand on maitrise le contexte réglementaire"

JournalDuNet, ici. 

Lead MEP: member states’ slow pace on ePrivacy is unacceptable

Euractiv, here. 

New legal opinion may have implications for class actions in EU

Iapp, here. 

Antitrust in a Time of Populism

C. Shapiro, here. 

Liability for Providing Hyperlinks to Copyright-Infringing Content: International and Comparative Law Perspectives

J. Ginsburg, L. Buduardjo, here. 

UNDERSTANDING CORPORATE DATA SHARING DECISIONS: PRACTICES, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SHARING CORPORATE DATA WITH RESEARCHERS

Future of Privacy Forum, here. 

Google Pays to Put Search Back on Firefox Browser in U.S.

Bloomberg, here.

Regulatory Sandboxes — a Global Stocktake

Latham & Watkins, here.