Legal developments about data spaces:  Data Act, Data Governance Act

Pia Groenewolt

Legal developments about data spaces: Data Act, Data Governance Act

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With GDPR in full force, many users conceptualise data protection as a strictly digital phenomenon. This is a natural approach as most people encounter GDPR on online cookie banners and privacy policies. Nevertheless, GDPR and data governance find their origins in human rights, specifically the right to privacy and protection of personal data. Data protection laws are founded on the idea of protecting human rights; with the advent of laws protecting privacy – data related to identifying natural persons became the object of regulation.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Data for food 2030 newsroom
Publication status	Published - 29 Jan 2024

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data governance
Data Act
food systems

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Legal developments in relation to data spaces; Data Act, Data Governance Act
Pia Groenewolt (Speaker) & Maciej Otmianowski (Speaker)
7 Oct 2023
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