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EU approves over 900 changes to data protection law

Feb 222013
 
 February 22, 2013  Posted by Dissent Laws, Non-U.S.

SourcingFocus notes:

More than 900 amendments to data protection laws have been approved by the European Parliament’s industry committee.

No wonder I’m confused.

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