Ministry of Data.
China, the awakened giant
Israel, adequacy, and translation of privacy
Guest: Michael Birnhack
Kenya, adequacy, elections, and privacy of the dead
Guest: Mugambi Laibuta
Neuroprivacy, Japanese privacy culture, and Descartes
Guest: Hiroshi Miyashita
Radiologists, ADM, and the Future of Healthcare
Guest: Hannah Van Kolfschooten
Klagomålshantering, sandlådor och effektivisering
Guest: Eric Leijonram
Why humans are better than AI, and the future is not the past
Guest: Viktor Mayer-Schönberger
Rättsliga och praktiska följder av C-199/24
Guest: Martin Brinnen
Vulnerability, sensitive data, and ADM
Guest: Gianclaudio Malgieri
Election interference on social media platforms
Guest: Joost Gerritsen
Israel, adequacy, and translation of privacy
Guest: Michael Birnhack
Kenya, adequacy, elections, and privacy of the dead
Guest: Mugambi Laibuta
Neuroprivacy, Japanese privacy culture, and Descartes
Guest: Hiroshi Miyashita
Radiologists, ADM, and the Future of Healthcare
Guest: Hannah Van Kolfschooten
Why humans are better than AI, and the future is not the past
Guest: Viktor Mayer-Schönberger
Vulnerability, sensitive data, and ADM
Guest: Gianclaudio Malgieri
Election interference on social media platforms
Guest: Joost Gerritsen
Wicked Privacy and Privacy Engineering
Guest: Michelle Finneran Dennedy
Down the rabbit hole, finding wonderland
Guest: Prof. Daniel J. Solove
The privacy professional a renaissance man
Guest: Eduardo Ustaran
The evolution of privacy (switching on the lights)
Guest: Trevor J Hughes
Always at least one guest
New perspectives and new ideas are essential for understanding data protection and privacy. It's the voice of the guest that matters.
Not a legal podcast
Privacy is as old as mankind. Data protection laws are 50-60 years old. Our aim is to balance legal topics with any other topic that makes it easier to understand data protection and privacy. That's why our guests are from all different disciplines.