Joe Duball
@jduballreports.bsky.social
News Editor at the IAPP. Recovering print journalist.
U.S. Senate Judiciary will cover children's online safety at today's 10 a.m. hearing. Committee members include authors and supporters of KOSA & COPPA 2.0, which are expected to be revived for Senate/House consideration after Senate passage in the 118th Congress.
Tune in here for hearing updates.
Tune in here for hearing updates.
February 19, 2025 at 2:44 PM
U.S. Senate Judiciary will cover children's online safety at today's 10 a.m. hearing. Committee members include authors and supporters of KOSA & COPPA 2.0, which are expected to be revived for Senate/House consideration after Senate passage in the 118th Congress.
Tune in here for hearing updates.
Tune in here for hearing updates.
My latest reporting on the European General Court’s unprecedented decision to order the European Commission to pay non-material damages over unlawful data transfer claims.
Pending expected appeal, the decision could shift the EU data protection landscape in multiple ways.
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Pending expected appeal, the decision could shift the EU data protection landscape in multiple ways.
iapp.org/news/a/europ...
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January 8, 2025 at 10:54 PM
My latest reporting on the European General Court’s unprecedented decision to order the European Commission to pay non-material damages over unlawful data transfer claims.
Pending expected appeal, the decision could shift the EU data protection landscape in multiple ways.
iapp.org/news/a/europ...
Pending expected appeal, the decision could shift the EU data protection landscape in multiple ways.
iapp.org/news/a/europ...
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Has the 'California Effect' come for AI law? Today Washington State Rep. Shavers introduced:
- HB 1168: Generative AI training data transparency (appears modeled on CA AB 2013)
- HB 1170: Synthetic content detection and disclosures (appears modeled on CA SB 942)
- HB 1168: Generative AI training data transparency (appears modeled on CA AB 2013)
- HB 1170: Synthetic content detection and disclosures (appears modeled on CA SB 942)
January 6, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Has the 'California Effect' come for AI law? Today Washington State Rep. Shavers introduced:
- HB 1168: Generative AI training data transparency (appears modeled on CA AB 2013)
- HB 1170: Synthetic content detection and disclosures (appears modeled on CA SB 942)
- HB 1168: Generative AI training data transparency (appears modeled on CA AB 2013)
- HB 1170: Synthetic content detection and disclosures (appears modeled on CA SB 942)
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Congratulations to my friends in Delaware, Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nebraska who are waking up to new comprehensive consumer privacy rights and protections 🥳
January 1, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Congratulations to my friends in Delaware, Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nebraska who are waking up to new comprehensive consumer privacy rights and protections 🥳
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Provided some thoughts on the changes to Meta's Pay-or-Consent scheme to IAPP's @jduballreports.bsky.social!
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November 21, 2024 at 1:35 PM
Provided some thoughts on the changes to Meta's Pay-or-Consent scheme to IAPP's @jduballreports.bsky.social!
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