What to Expect From Data Governance Act and Data Act for the Data Economy and more?
summary
European policy sets concrete rules: the Data Governance Act creates a registrable class of regulated intermediaries with a light notification plus verification regime, chapter 3 limits on commercial capture to avoid new gatekeepers, and statutory forms like data altruism organisations and public hubs (Finland/France). A separate Data Act proposal will define enforceable B2B and government access rights. Work aims to make data spaces and intermediaries operational (orchestrators, personal PIMS, cooperatives) while leaving open how GDPR rights, delegation and anonymisation are handled.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:30Data Access Map
- 5:10EU Data Strategy
- 8:13Data Governance Act
- 14:25Data Intermediaries
- 16:10Orchestrator
- 17:33Personal data intermediaries
- 21:22Why data intermediaries
- 25:26What is a data intermediary
- 26:53What to do with the data trust
- 29:58Conclusion
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