Looking Back on Five Years of the GDPR
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Dr. Stefan Brink reviews the first five years of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (DSGVO), covering how the law has been applied in practice, developments in data protection enforcement, and effects on international data transfers and cooperation in the data economy. The talk focuses on regulatory trends and practical implications for organizations operating under the GDPR in Germany and beyond.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21Five years of GDPR
- 1:47Directive to regulation
- 2:48GDPR boosts protection
- 3:51Fines in boardrooms
- 5:36GDPR competitive edge
- 7:43One-Stop-Principle
- 9:50European Data Board
- 10:32Article 82 damages claims
- 11:34GDPR success story
- 13:20Stronger authorities
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