michael veale

it's really hard to read EU law when it's amended, and the EU takes ages, if ever, to make recast versions, which also look crappy on their website.

At UCL Laws, we moved our journal, which documents and tracks our 75+ year old lecture series, from Oxford University Press to open access UCL Press.

Now the first two terms of the academic year are over.

Legal writing is not as easily assisted by automatic case citation and referencing styles as it could or should be.

After laying off huge proportions of staff, this week Twitter's Chief Information Security Officer, Chief Privacy Officer and Chief Compliance Officer resigned, with the head of Trust and Safety also no longer in post.

A note from Michael Veale, UCL (m.veale@ucl.ac.uk) As I have previously noted, the Commission's proposed AI Act gives a significant role to standards bodies, likely CEN and CENELEC, to implement its essential requirements.

Posting here in advance of posting on the forthcoming Lex-Atlas Covid 19 project blog: Digital interventions to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 have attracted great amounts of interest and controversy.

This is material for the Eyes Online Scottish Universities Insight Institute event in February 2020, concerning making data requests to mobile phone companies for mast and location data.

Response from Dr Johnny Ryan, Jim Killock, Dr Michael Veale to the ICO's recent blog updating on their thoughts on adtech enforcement.

Economist Mariana Mazzucato has recently been writing about the governance of data.

I'm going to start to make a habit of posting bits and pieces I do here that should be public, in case they are of interest to anyone.

As a researcher in data rights, I often use my own data rights.