Germany:
Get Your Update On IT & Data Protection Law In Our Newsletter (Summer 2019 Edition)
04 September 2019
Reed Smith (Worldwide)
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The Summer 2019 Edition of the quarterly IT & Data
Protection Newsletter by Reed Smith Germany has just been
released:
English version
German version
In this edition we cover the following topics:
- ECJ and GDPR: Another decision
hitting social media activities by companies
- EDPB does not opt for changes to EU
standard contractual clauses
- EU Commission on implementation of
GDPR
- Second German GDPR Implementation
Act
- Frankfurt Court of Appeals: no
general prohibition on bundling marketing consent to
sweepstakes
- ECJ: landmark decision on
sampling
- Frankfurt Court of Appeals ruling on
influencer marketing and manufacturer tags
- Munich Regional Court: Affiliate
links to be clearly labelled as advertisement
The newsletter also includes multiple recommendations for
reading of publications of the European Data Protection Board and
the German data protection authorities.
We hope you enjoy reading it.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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