Privacy in the age of the cloud. Which law applies? Who will apply it? – Emmanuelle Bartoli
summary
Forecasted 19.5% growth per year (2008–2012) makes cloud issues urgent, while no settled definition means regulation lags. Data sit in multiple data centers and can move between China and France within minutes, creating overlapping jurisdictions and conflicting laws. Client mix ranges from multinationals that can negotiate terms to sole proprietors using Google Docs, so supplier roles shift: apply a clues-based test—level of client control, contract detail, and instruction flow—to decide controller versus processor and applicable law.
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