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DATA BYTES | 31
24 FEB 2021 A future key to cross-border data transfers: The Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA)
It is safe to say that the recent months have been quite challenging for businesses that need to share personal data across borders. Not only did the European...
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BREXIT| data protection INSIGHT
02 FEB 2021 Business after Brexit: Navigating Data Protection
Top Post-Brexit Data Protection Considerations
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data bytes | 30
25 JAN 2021 Data Protection and the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement
In this article we explore the key provisions relating to data protection, including international transfers, data localisation, direct marketing and law...
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Digital Energy Transition
13 JAN 2021 Data in the Energy Sector
Digital Energy Transition is a new series from Ashurst's Digital Economy Transactions Group. It will explore the increasingly prevalent (and vital) role...
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