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9 Ways to Jumpstart Your GDPR Compliance Program
If your business is late to the GDPR party, we've got you covered. CMSWire's Dom Nicastro talked to experts to glean these tips for getting up to speed fast.
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UK Gives Citizens Right to Request Data Wipeout in Proposed Laws
British citizens could request organizations to erase personal data and ask social media providers to delete old posts from their childhood under the United Kingdom’s proposed data protection regulations.
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EU Proposals Could Force Vendors to Release Stored Data
The late night attack Saturday on London Bridge that left eight people dead and close to 50 injured has put the spotlight once more on digital data privacy and the ongoing discussion over access to data stored on the servers of data management vendors.
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GDPR Is Looming: How ECM Can Help Businesses Meet the Challenge
Companies around the globe doing business in the European Union (EU) will need to pay close attention in the coming months to a new regulation that promises to shake up the way they manage data related to EU citizens. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), scheduled to take effect in
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Box Goes Global, Addresses EU Concerns With Zones
Box has typically been at the forefront of enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) needs, delivering features and benefits to customers months, if not years, ahead of the competition.
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Google, EU on Collision Course Over So-Called Right to Forget
A Google advisory panel has concluded that people have the right to be forgotten — or, more accurately, a right not to be mentioned in search anymore. But it contends that right should only apply in the European Union, not across Google's wider global search.
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EU Issues Cloud Strategy, Aims to Add 2.5 Million New Jobs
The European Commission (EC) has its collective heads in the clouds -- and sees millions of new jobs there -- thanks to a new strategy designed to help increase the adoption of cloud computing across the continent. The strategy, "Unleashing the Potential of Cloud Computing in Europe" aims to create
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Google Still Has UK Street View Wi-Fi Data
Google has announced it still hasn't deleted intercepted Wi-Fi data from its UK Street View team, and the privacy snafu has taken another turn like so many camera cars driving around local streets.
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A Week in Google: EU Protests Over Privacy Changes, Google+ Buries Spam
As Google faces legal opposition over its new privacy policy in Europe, expect more long, drawn-out legal battles. Meanwhile, the company is clamping down on spam in Google+, as Chrome's browser share shrinks and Android 5.0 Jelly Bean moves closer to an unveiling.
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Australian States Debate Data Sovereignty Issues With Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is on the rise. But as organizations get their data and work on the cloud, data jurisdiction can be questionable, especially if data centers are offshore.
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European Union Calls for 'Do Not Track' Legislation Like the U.S. is Working On
It's unusual for the European Union -- which is normally a real stickler for individual privacy -- to be following the U.S. in a user privacy issue, but the European Commissioner for the Digital Agenda is calling for the E.U.
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The Cloud Could Bring Europe 763bn Euros over Five Years
Cloud computing is not only useful for enterprises but it also can be beneficial for the economy of a county, country or a whole continent.
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Dedication to Open Source and Open Standards Threatened in Leaked EU EIF Document
In order for real communication to happen, especially among people from different regions and dialects (let alone people from different countries and languages altogether), terms have to be clearly defined so that everyone is starting from the same point.
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Open Web Vancouver: Hijacked by Pirates
On January 1, 2006, Rick Falkvinge set up a web page for the Swedish Pirate Party. He mentioned the address in a single chat room, and within 24 hours he had over the 2,000 signatures he needed for the party to participate in the upcoming election.
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