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Facebook Oversight Board: International Human Rights Tribunal?
May 17, 2021
Following the Trump ban decision, many similarities have been revealed between the Facebook Oversight Board to an international human rights tribunal, such as the European Court of Human Rights, potentially impacting set standards and due diligence for social media companies in the future.
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Court Gives Green light to Irish Regulator with FB Data Flow Inquiry
May 17, 2021
Despite Facebook’s request to block an inquiry potentially halting Facebook's data flows from the European Union to the United States, Ireland's High Court has allowed the Irish regulator to proceed with the inquiry.
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Brooks: Foundations of Corporate America are Crumbling
May 12, 2021
Writing in the National Review, Robert Brooks argues that 'Stakeholder capitalism' is undermining the foundational values of a free society.
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National Law Review: SEC to Focus on ESG
May 11, 2021
The Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently signaled that climate issues are a priority going forward, including in establishing it’s 2021 examination priorities; which include an enhanced focus on climate-related and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues and the creation of a Climate and ESG Task Force.
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Google Android Data Collection Transparency in 2022
May 10, 2021
Google has announced that it will create a new safety section in its app store that will let Android smartphone users see what data developers collect about them and share, plus additional privacy and security information beginning in 2022.
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