MULTI-PARTY DATA SHARING AND DATA SUBJECTS AS BENEFICIARIES: HOW TO ACCELERATE...
summary
EU proposal turns to a regulation to create legal certainty for reuse, carving out data sharing service vs data broker with mandatory notification and a ban on selling platform-derived insights; it builds a registry for data altruism and even a European-wide consent form for altruistic reuse. Practical tools discussed include anonymized telecom mobility feeds used in COVID dashboards and a Jersey-style Data Foundation prototype; recurring blockers are re‑identification risk, lack of funding/entrepreneurial skills, and the need for data management plans plus specialist governance teams.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 3:16Proposal for a Data Governance Act
- 7:03Directives and Regulations
- 13:50The Legal Notion of a Data Sharing Service
- 19:41Data Protection Framework
- 20:33General Data Protection Regulation
- 21:55Price Monitoring
- 22:54The Data Governance Act
- 27:02The Inspiration for the Data Foundation
- 27:50The Benefit of Data Sharing at Scale
- 51:30Seven Principles of the Gdpr
- 51:59Purpose Limitation
- 53:14Ethical Components
- 56:06Transparency
- 56:44Accountability
- 59:19Guaranteeing the Accuracy and Also the Equity of the Data
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