Protecting Europe's Personal Data
summary
Europe adopts a strong new data protection regulation while the US Privacy Shield survives deeper scrutiny and an annual review mechanism, and a US appeals ruling limits warrants for emails stored overseas in the Microsoft warrant case. Microsoft reports building multiple European data centers, handles emergency content requests (one response within 45 minutes), and warns there is no clear EU legal process for cross‑border emergency access. Companies face a September deadline to join the Privacy Shield for subcontractor transition.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:41Natalia Drozdiak WSJ
- 8:33Privacy Shield
- 10:50Rev Review Mechanism
- 12:07Corporate Tax
- 13:44Peace with Google
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