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The European Commission has issued a new set of standard contractual clauses (“SCCs”) to address new requirements under the GDPR, changes in the digital economy, but most importantly the European Court’s judgment in Schrems II requiring supplementary measures for some exports. The new SCCs are comprehensive and fill some gaps; but they require data importers and exporters to invest significantly in documenting how they will overcome local government surveillance laws.
A lot has been made of the liability and transparency provisions of the EU’s proposed Digital Services Act.
However, there are also a few advertising-specific obligations (proposed to be) coming for online platforms that deserve a closer look.
The quickest-possible look at the EU’s draft Digital Services Act and proposed new obligations for intermediaries and online platforms.
Eden Legal will return with additional posts on: (1) liability for illegal content; and (2) specific adtech-related obligations, under the proposed Regulation.
#Lawinagraphic – minimum wordiness, maximum user-friendliness.
The European Commission has put forward a proposed Regulation on a European Approach for Artificial Intelligence, also known as the “Artificial Intelligence Act”. It’s a proposal and before entering into application faces a likely lengthy path through the EU institutions which seems bound to produce a hefty amount of debate and amendments.
Smart contracts are here. Eden Legal’s very initial, very personal thoughts on them.