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New Draft Processor to Sub-processor Model Clauses (Art. 29 Working Party)

Posted in Cloud Computing, European Union, Privacy Regulation

Written by Susan Foster, Solicitor England & Wales/Admitted in California  (LONDON) The Art. 29 Working Party, a key advisory body to the EU Commission, recently proposed draft model clauses to cover the transfer of personal data from EEA data processors to non-EEA sub-processors. The draft model clauses have the potential to bring greater certainty to… Continue Reading

Online Behavioral Advertising: The European Union Controversy

Posted in Online Advertising

On June 24, 2010, the European Union’s body that addresses data protection issues, the so-called Article 29 Working Party, adopted Opinion 2/2010 (the “Opinion”) providing further clarification on the amended e-Privacy Directive (below) as applied to online behavioral advertising. The Working Party also issued a press release on this topic.