Around the world in privacy legislation
September 15, 2020

Around the world in privacy legislation

66% of countries have some kind of privacy or data protection laws in place, 10% have drafts that should be ready in the next couple of years, and 19% have no prospect of updating their laws soon.

The adoption of these regulations is consequential to citizens, companies, and governments as they manage online personal data transactions and privacy within the country.  The source is the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) survey on cyber laws adoption.

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Digital Person Symposium - Digital Identity in Humanities

Proximity-sensing apps were initially touted as a heaven-sent tool for managing the pandemic and its aftermath. They definitely had a role to play in this -- but only as an augmentation of traditional labour-intensive methods of testing, tracing and isolating.
September 18, 2020

Trillion dollar tech, part two: Drone Armies

The UK has Europe's largest tech sector but is not home to any of the tech behemoths. This is a strategic risk both to the economy and to state decisionmaking - as both the Huawei controversy and the ability of Google and Apple to dictate British and French contact tracing app designs made clear.
Research
September 30, 2020

An Antitrust Wrap Up

We’ve been talking about antitrust all week, but what is it really?
Research
October 16, 2020
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