PEOPLE SERVICES INSIGHTS CAREERS MORE... Insights Regulating Digital Welcome to the Slaughter and May Regulating Digital Hub. We bring you insight covering the changing landscape and competing interests around data, big data, competition and regulation. Explore the different publications, podcasts and videos on regulating digital: Insights - access our latest thinking Webinar - discussion on digital regulation Podcast series - listen to digital experts INSIGHTS Here you will find our latest legal briefings, thought leadership and publications from our blog ‘The Lens’: The Legal 500: Blockchain Country Comparative Guide 2021 - UK chapter 01 Nov 2021 379 The Lens - October 2021 28 Oct 2021 33 Competition Law in the Digital Age 18 Oct 2021 32 Regulating Digital Hub 13 Oct 2021 33 The Lens - September 2021 21 Sep 2021 56 « 1 (current) 2 3 4 5 » WEBINAR: REGULATING DIGITAL On 25 February 2021 we hosted a panel of digital specialists who shared insight on the current digital regulation landscape. Below you can hear from Paddy McGuiness OBE, Senior Advisor at Brunswick, Richard Sargeant, Chief Operating Officer of Faculty and CDEI board member, Ella van den Brink, Senior Competition Counsel at Google, Andrea Ruggieri, Vice President, Digital and Privacy Legal at GSK, Jordan Ellison, Partner - Competition and Rob Sumroy, Partner - Technology and Data at Slaughter and May. Introduction Can digital and data regulation reduce discrimination? Could increased regulation have a detrimental effect on digital? Is new regulation in the digital sector positive for innovation? Predictions for the future PODCAST SERIES Podcast 1: Competition and privacy - the best of frenemies? 13 January 2021 In the first podcast of our Regulating Digital series, Ariel Ezrachi (Professor of Competition Law at the University of Oxford) and Jordan Ellison (Competition Partner at Slaughter and May) discuss the relationship between privacy and competition considerations, and debate whether the GDPR is anticompetitive. Text alternative. Regulating Digital - Competition privacy - the best of frenemies Podcast 2: How can we regulate data in an increasingly digital world? 27 January 2021 In this podcast Richard Sargeant (COO of Faculty, a leading applied AI company, and a board member of the UK’s Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation) and Rob Sumroy (Head of Technology Group and co-head of Global Privacy) discuss the use, ownership and regulation of data in an increasingly digital world, what blockers and value drivers exist for businesses wanting to innovate in this area and how issues around IP ownership and open data, and the UK’s national data strategy, impact these discussions. Text alternative. Regulating Digital - How can we regulate data in an increasingly digital world Podcast 3: Can privacy laws enhance digital innovation? 10 February 2021 In our third and final podcast Natalie Donovan interviews Rob Sumroy and Duncan Blaikie about whether our current privacy rules are fit-for-purpose in an increasingly digital age, whether the ICO is doing enough to encourage innovation in the digital space and how, in practice, businesses can innovate in a privacy compliant way. Text alternative. Regulating Digital - Can privacy laws enhance digital innovation? Subscribe to Digital topics Contacts Duncan Blaikie Partner Rebecca Cousin Partner Natalie Donovan PSL Counsel Jordan Ellison Partner Ben Kingsley Partner Rob Sumroy Partner THE LENS Digital Developments in Focus Read our latest blogs. ARROW Home People Services Insights Careers London One Bunhill Row London EC1Y 8YY United Kingdom Brussels Square de Meeûs 40 1000 Brussels Belgium Beijing 2903/2905 China World Office 2 No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue Beijing 100004 China Hong Kong 47th Floor, Jardine House One Connaught Place, Central Hong Kong China Contact us Privacy notice Accessibility Cookies Legal and regulatory information Fraud and scams Modern Slavery – Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement © Slaughter and May 2020 © 2021 Thomson Reuters | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Our Cookies and Your Privacy Our website uses cookies that are always on to enable the site to function correctly. We also use additional non-essential cookies to help us continually improve your experience, analyse the use of our pages and enable social media features. You can accept all cookies by clicking on Accept All Cookies or click on Cookie Settings to choose or reject the additional non-essential cookies we use.Cookie notice Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies