REGULATION OF GLOBAL DATA FLOWS: A STORY OF THE IMPOSSIBLE?
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Panel summarises concrete roadblocks and partial fixes: the CJEU struck down Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield and Schrems II decision forces courts and DPAs to demand supplementary measures and suspend risky transfers; the Commission announces a March 25, 2022 political agreement on a new transatlantic framework but no legal text yet; regulators push new standard contractual clauses and adequacy assessments (UK gets a four‑year sunset clause); OECD, G7, Convention 108, APEC CBPR and the GPA pursue interoperability while Pegasus spyware revelations expose unresolved surveillance and remedy gaps.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 21:38Is the Regulation of Global Data Flows a Story of the Impossible
- 22:47The Digital Divide
- 41:12International Regulation of International Data Flows
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