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Cross-border data transfer as subject to data protection regulations; both national and international. While transferring personal data within the EU is clearly and strictly regulated by the GDPR, ...

Brexit entails an exit in stages in terms of data protection regulations. It was and is, therefore, characterised by transitional arrangements. What arrangements have been made so far? The UK contin...

Where did this begin? At the end of 2019, the German data protection authority imposed the highest fine to date in Germany, amounting to almost 10 million Euro, on 1&1 Telecommunication SE. The r...

To be clear from the outset: 2021 won’t be boring, given that several important topics are currently on Brussels’ desks. One long-running topic is the ePrivacy Regulation. The draft law is currentl...

The starting point: The sender of an email or newsletter wants to evaluate the behaviour of email recipients using tracking. Which data is actually evaluated when measuring and analysing user behavi...

In line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), personal data may only be transferred to a third country if an adequate level of protection is guaranteed in that country for the processing...

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in force since May 2018. At first, the data protection authorities in the EU countries were slow to impose fines. Companies were thus granted a g...

In our new Blog, we will report on the decisions of European national courts and the European Court of Justice (ECJ) that are relevant for CSA Senders and the field of email marketing. Other topics wi...

What companies now have to consider when communicating by email with their customers Shops have closed, restaurants too, hotels are empty – the Corona pandemic has brought many regions to a virtual s...

Following a long period of inactivity on the topic, the German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) got to grips once more with the subject of email marketing. In its judgment of 01.02.2018 - III ZR 196/17,...