ePrivacy
FEDMA Held a Debate on EU Digital Legislations Impact on Users and The Data-Driven Industry
On the 24th April 2018, FEDMA organized its annual data protection event at the European Parliament. This year’s debate was focused on the ePrivacy Regulation proposal’s effect on users and overall coherence between pieces of […]
Privacy and the DSM: Making the Rules Work For All
24th April 2018 19:00 – 21:00, followed by a cocktail European Parliament, Room ASP 3E2 Brussels, Belgium REGISTRATION BELOW This year, FEDMA’s annual event organized with MEP Axel Voss will focus on EU digital legislations impact on users […]
88% of UK Consumers See Transparency as The Key to Increase Trust in Sharing Data
As businesses prepare for the new rules with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) coming into force in 100 days, almost two-thirds (61%) of consumers in the United Kingdom are already happy with the amount […]
German Ministry Conducted a Research on Economic Impact of ePrivacy Regulation
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy had mandated an economic impact of the ePrivacy Regulation on online advertising and ad-based digital business model. The study considered details on the impact the European Commission […]
Bulgaria’s EU Presidency: Key Priorities Outlined
The Republic holds the presidency of the Council of the EU since the 1st of January for the first six months of 2018. The presidency with the focus on needs of the European citizens aims […]
FEDMA Defends Industry Position on ePrivacy Regulation at Privacy Platform
On November 9, European Parliament Privacy Platform held a session with the theme “Track or Treat!” Behavioural targeting and online privacy’ during IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress. The panel hosted by MEP Sophie in’t Veld focused on the state-of-play […]
Press Release – FEDMA Regrets Missed Opportunity to Further Discuss of ePrivacy Regulation in European Parliament
26 October 2017 – Today, the European Parliament, in Strasbourg, confirmed the mandate for negotiations on the ePrivacy Regulation. The mandate received a short majority with 318 votes against 280 and 20 abstentions, illustrating strong […]