Advancing the Data Economy – Developments & Changes in the Political & Regulatory Framework
summary
European policy landscape narrows to concrete measures: the Data Governance Act creates reuse lanes for non-open public and private datasets via research-data-centre models, sets rules for data intermediation services (neutral, legally separate intermediaries with fiduciary-like duties) and a voluntary label for data altruistic organisations, while GDPR supremacy and Schrems II fallout keep transatlantic transfers unresolved. The upcoming Data Act promises b2b and g2b sharing rules; regulators warn high GDPR compliance costs slow uptake and push for DPAs to act as operational partners, not just enforcers.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:31Overview
- 13:28Data Governance Act
- 14:27The Data Governance Act Has Three Major Pillars
- 16:08The Open Data Directive
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