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Transborder Data Flows at Risk

Posted on February 21, 2012 by pogowasright.org

W. Scott Blackmer writes:

… The proliferation of comprehensive data privacy laws, more or less on the European model, increasingly requires US-based multinationals and online companies to adapt to strict requirements for dealing with individuals in other countries. While the rules may soon become more uniform in the EU, they are still new and uncertain in many other countries.

Read his commentary on EU and other non-U.S. countries’ laws on InformationLawGroup.

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