‘Scraping’ the barrel? The risks of publicly available data 14 April 202114 April 2021 Legal, Opinion Jon Belcher 0 Comments
‘Pro-growth’ data reforms bring opportunities and risks 11 March 2021 Legal, Opinion Jon Belcher 0 Comments
WFH, algorithms and multi-million-pound fines: the year in data protection 16 December 2020 Columns, Legal Jon Belcher 8 Comments
Enforcing GDPR: is the regulator finally showing its teeth? 11 November 2020 Legal, Opinion Jon Belcher 16 Comments
Are we about to say goodbye to Facebook? 28 September 202028 September 2020 Opinion Jon Belcher 3 Comments
Algorithms and fairness: lessons from the class of 2020 27 August 2020 Legal, Opinion Jon Belcher 4 Comments
The end of the privacy shield: what next for international data transfers? 23 July 2020 Legal Jon Belcher 51 Comments
Contact tracing revisited: Whatever happened to the UK’s smartphone app? 23 June 202023 June 2020 Legal Jon Belcher 4 Comments
Who’s watching us while we WFH? The pitfalls of monitoring a remote workforce 3 June 2020 Legal Jon Belcher 1 Comment
Can contact tracing app help ease lockdown?: Five key questions for UK government 4 May 20204 May 2020 Legal, Opinion Jon Belcher 1 Comment
Can ‘surveillance tech’ help defeat a second wave of coronavirus? 31 March 2020 Opinion Jon Belcher 1 Comment
Maintaining our privacy during a pandemic: are our privacy laws working? 17 March 202017 March 2020 Legal Jon Belcher 1 Comment
