The EU’s Data Act
The panel will discuss what opportunities the Data Act will bring to businesses and policymakers; how stakeholders should prepare for the new rules and how these will impact their operations.
Business representatives and policymakers will exchange views on business-to-business and business-to-government data sharing, data portability, the protection of intellectual property, and other topics included within the Data Act.
How to engage with the conservative party’s manifesto process On Wednesday 5 July, we held an online event with James Price (Former Chief of Staff
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