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Our factsheets
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What can local governments legally do to ensure fast internet access in rural areas?
A lack of fast Internet access (‘fast Internet’ in short) in rural areas is a problem that has been growing for years. The market is failing to provide an essential facility to areas that are less densely populated, causing a digital divide between rural areas and urban areas. Although EU state aid rules can be […]
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): what is changing and what do you need to change?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new pan-European privacy law. From 25 May 2018, your organisation must comply with this strict new law. So what is changing? And what do you need to change?
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Privacy and monitoring at work under the GDPR
On May 25th 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) will enter into force. With penalties of up to the higher of 20 million euro and 4% of global turnover, executives across the EU are preparing to get their organisations GDPR compliant. If you would like to know how your organisation can ensure privacy compliance at work, […]
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Notice-and-Takedown
Do you disseminate information on the Internet? Then you can be held liable or prosecuted (by the public prosecutor) for that information. Think of defamation and infringements of copyright or trademark rights, but also child pornography or texts that incite terrorism. This even applies if your customers or users have posted the content.
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Give me that domain name!
Anyone wanting an Internet presence needs a good domain name because the company’s website and email addresses will be linked to it.
