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Privacy Alert: #0 Introduction
Paris, 7 May 2013 — For more than a year, the EU Parliament have been examining the Proposal for a Regulation of the EU Commission aimed at reforming the European data protection legal framework. Until...
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Privacy Alert #1: Explicit Consent, the Cornerstone
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Neelie Kroes Pushing Telcos' Agenda to End Net Neutrality
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