At the Civil Liberties (LIBE Committee) in the European Parliament, stakeholders discussed Schrems II ruling. MEPs voiced concern over lack of legal certainty to outrage at this repetitive ongoing issue. Fear of China was highlighted. […]
Germany has taken the Presidency of the Council of the EU on the 1st of July. The Presidency is planning a first TELEWG on the 13th of July to discuss the progress on the ePrivacy […]
On 2 July, following Apple’s announcement of their new operating system, iOS14, which includes major changes to its Identifier for Advertisers (IFDA), FEDMA joined a coalition of 16 organisations to call for standards promoting interoperability […]
The Croatian Presidency issued a progress report ahead of the end of its mandate on the 30th of June. A progress report is normally adopted at the Council of ministers which ends a Member States […]
The European Data Protection Board published its annual report on the 18th May. The document includes an interesting note on what to expect from the DPAs in 2020. Furthermore, the document is a full recap […]
On Tuesday 21st January, the State Secretary in charge of the minister for sea, transport and infrastructure in Croatia, Josip Bilaver, spoke to MEPs of the LIBE committee, providing them with an update on the […]
Together with a number of trade association from the media sector, FEDMA has reached out to Mr Thierry Breton, new European Commissioner in charge of Internal Market since the 1st of November, to raise concerns […]
On the 18th November 2019, FEDMA organized its annual data protection event at the European Parliament. This year’s debate was focused on the importance to foster user’s trust, both through industry’s efforts, and with a […]
FEDMA is very pleased to have attended the European Data Protection Board workshop on Data Subject Rights on the 4th November. The right to access was the most discussed data subject right, with the industry […]
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