Monthly Archives: August 2018

Decision: Facebook Fan Page Users are Data Controllers

Posted on Wednesday 15th August 2018 by

By Susan Wolf On 5th June 2018 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered its long awaited Facebook fan page decision. The case concerned the definition of data controller under the now repealed Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC [1] and in … Continue reading →

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Act Now welcomes Susan Wolf to the team

Posted on Monday 13th August 2018 by

Susan Wolf has over ten years experience teaching information rights practitioners on the LLM Information Rights Law & Practice at Northumbria University. She has also presented workshops on the FOIA, the EIR, and access to EU information in Germany, Czech … Continue reading →

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The role of the Court of Justice of the European Union ( CJUE) post Brexit

Posted on Thursday 2nd August 2018 by

By Susan Wolf In our previous Blog, we examined the European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 and explained that the GDPR, EIR and PECR will remain on the domestic statute book post Brexit. In other words they will continue to be … Continue reading →

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The EU Withdrawal Act 2018: What does it mean for information rights practitioners?

Posted on Wednesday 1st August 2018 by

By Susan Wolf Amidst all the media attention about the resignation of David Davis and Boris Johnson, and what type of deal (if any) the UK will end up with, uncertainty seems to be the current default setting in British … Continue reading →

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