Legitimately Interesting

In this episode, Hannah and Jamie break down what you need to know about the UK’s new data protection law – the Data (Use and Access) Bill.

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In this episode, Hannah Crowther and Mac Macmillan discuss anonymisation. We cover the latest case law and guidance, and consider how to make that critical assessment of ‘identifiability’.

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With the ICO announcing a very unusual intent to fine a data processor, in this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and Jamie Drucker talk more about the exposure of data processors under the GDPR – not just fines, but directly to the controller, and to data subjects – and how best to manage those risks.

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Jamie Drucker, Marc Dautlich and Mac Macmillan discuss what the GDPR has to say about scientific research, the divergent approaches of the EU and UK in this area, the feasibility of anonymising data, and the role of consent when doing research.

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and Jamie Drucker discuss (and occasionally gripe!) about joint controllership. They assess the case law and guidance and ask the question: does joint controllership really make any difference?

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Jamie Drucker and Mac Macmillan cover the thorny topic of data retention and deletion. 

They discuss some of the challenges organisations face in implementing retention policies, look at recent regulatory decisions and give a few practical best practice tips. 

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and Jamie Drucker discuss the CJEU's judgment in the IAB TCF case, including considering its impact on questions of joint control and identifiability as well as the ramifications for the Adtech industry.

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and Jamie Drucker discuss the fascinating topic of automated decision making (Art 22 GDPR), including analysing the CJEU’s recent “SCHUFA” judgment.

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Hannah Crowther and William White discuss the recent EDPB guidance on Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive, and the impact it has on technologies far beyond cookies.

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In this episode of Legitimately Interesting, Mark Watts and Hannah Crowther discuss best practices and regulatory guidance when processing personal data about children.

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