Showing posts with label LASA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LASA. Show all posts

Monday, 11 February 2013

Paul Ticher's Data Protection Roundup: February 2013

via Lasa knowledgebase

Paul’s quarterly update on data protection news and issues

This quarter’s update covers:
  • European overhaul of Data Protection: any progress?
  • Cookie law: problem solved?
  • Cloud data locations
  • Increased penalties for individual Data Protection offences?
  • The data is blowing in the wind
  • E-mail marketing complaints rise
  • First monetary penalty for breach of the fourth Data Protection Principle
  • Data Protection and volunteers (a new webinar from Paul which is FREE)
Read all about it here


Tuesday, 29 May 2012

Cookie law webinar resources on the knowledgebase

This is the most useful information I have yet seen about the new cookie law.

LASA (London Advice Services Alliance) has published an article which provides an overview of the webinar which Paul Ticher and LASA ran looking at the implications for the third sector of the cookie law, the essence of which is that someone else must not store information on your computer without your prior informed consent.

You can view the slides that Paul used, watch the video of the webinar, read the question and answer session, and get information about further resources and examples.

All here.