July 12, 2015,
data protection, EU General Data Protection Regulation, European Commission, European Parliament, Legal update 
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It’s no exaggeration to claim but when the history of data protection and privacy is written 10 years from now, one company will be credited with having had the most influence over the shape of data protection and privacy across the European Union (EU).
And it’s Google.
No week goes past without some reference to one of the most powerful digital companies on the planet. And this week just gone has been no exception.
On Thursday 9 July, Google was forced to revise its privacy policy after the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) threatened to fine company €15m. Google will now have to seek new users’ permission to combine their personal data throughout its services...
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