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Who has jurisdiction over Facebook Ireland? The CJEU rules on the GDPR ‘one stop shop’

Who has jurisdiction over Facebook Ireland? The CJEU rules on the GDPR ‘one stop shop’

Jul 13, 2021 | Data Privacy, European Policy, GDPR

Lorna Woods Professor of Internet Law, University of Essex ILPC Senior Associate Fellow   Introduction This recent CJEU judgment concerns the one stop shop in the GDPR and the way that very large corporations that have operations in most if not all Member States...
The EU GDPR in Times of Crisis:   COVID-19 and the Noble Dream of Europeanisation – Stergios Aidinlis

The EU GDPR in Times of Crisis: COVID-19 and the Noble Dream of Europeanisation – Stergios Aidinlis

Jun 25, 2020 | Data Privacy, Data Protection, European Policy, GDPR

Anniversaries always offer an opportunity for reflective evaluation and the very recent second anniversary of the EU General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) entry into force is no exception. How far has the GDPR gone in becoming a ‘global standard for privacy and...

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