Ainsley Harris reports: A few weeks ago, New York City’s 75,000 teachers scrambled to learn how to use videoconferencing services like Zoom as novel coronavirus cases began to rise and schools prepared to close their doors and institute remote learning. Now, the city’s teachers will have to scramble once more, [Read More…]
Covington & Burling writes: The Brazil Senate unanimously approved a bill today that would delay implementation of the Brazil General Law for Data Protection, or LGPD, until January 1, 2021 and enforcement of fines and penalties until August 1, 2021. The LGPD is currently scheduled to take effect on August [Read More…]
Hogan Lovells writes: Businesses in the APAC region are facing unprecedented challenges in 2020. Data protection and cyber security regulation are engaged in a number of important ways by the region’s moves to combat the threat of COVID-19, but more broadly, these areas of regulation are shaping the future going [Read More…]
If you are like me, you have either been receiving emails telling you that events are postponed until some date to be determined in the future, or that they are canceled altogether, or switching to a virtual conference. The idea of a virtual conference never really appealed to me because [Read More…]