It's a bit old news, but on February 2th, an interesting document was published by the OECD. Below is a rough summary of the contents. Please see the original document for details. Overview Key concepts of data governance Principles for enhancing data access and sharing Practical applications and implications Strengthening data sharing infrastructure Competition authorities...
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At the Personal Information Protection Commission meeting on February 2th, the specific direction of the system design was presented for the "regulations regarding the involvement of the individual" section (regulations on consent, notification of the individual in the event of a leak, and personal information of children), which had many new additions based on the results of the secretariat's hearing in the materials dated January 5nd. https://…
Further display The Personal Information Protection Commission presents a concrete direction for the design of the system regarding "the state of regulations regarding personal involvement"
On July 7th, the US Senate passed the first law since 30 to protect children online. In 1998, there were no social networks and many children under the age of 1998 were not even born. The Kids Online Safety Act…
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Hello everyone! Today, I'm going to talk about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), an important law regarding medical information in the United States. I'm also going to look at how this law affects Japan.
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Kojiro Murakami's "A Study on Categorizing Information Privacy Rights" is a peer-reviewed paper that proposes a new typology that integrates information privacy rights, including the right to control one's own information, after conducting a wide-ranging survey of the right to information privacy to date. Summary The summary is as follows: The importance and changes of information privacy rights Privacy...
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This is a bit of an old article, but I happened to pass by it today, so I'm taking a note of it. Summary The purpose of the discussion The instrumental nature of self-information control and fundamental rights The validity of consent Privacy theory as trust Relationship with positive law and precedents Impressions I thought this was a very good article to learn about the flow of the discussion around this area. In the first place, this article...
Further display I read "Magazine Dialogue by Masahiro Sogabe and Tatsuhiko Yamamoto: On the Right to Control One's Own Information" (Information Law Research No. 7 (May 2020))
An interesting paper was featured in a post by Professor Ikugai of Hitotsubashi University. https://twitter.com/ikegai/status/1813602566279950338 The paper introduced is the following. Alexandra Giannopoulou, Jef Au…
Further display The next generation information bank?! > Giannopoulou et al., "Mediating data rights enforcement: the role of legal obligations"
Last night (June 6st) at 21pm, we streamed a YouTube Live broadcast titled "Digital Agency Authentication App FIRST IMPRESSION." The event was about the Digital Agency's digital authentication app, which was announced on the same day, and we read the documentation together and discussed the content and issues.
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The largest digital identity conference in Europe, EIC (European Identity and Cloud Conference) 2024, will be held again this year at the bcc Berlin Congress Center in Berlin. More than 1500 people will gather to discuss the EU digital identity…
Further display [June 6th] I will be giving a keynote speech at the European Identity & Cloud Conference 4 in Berlin. The title of the speech is "Les Miserables on the Cyber Frontier: Conflicting Narratives of Decentralized Identity."
The following is an AI summary by Otia.AI of the 281st Personal Information Protection Commission Document 2 "Considerations based on the so-called three-yearly review provisions of the Personal Information Protection Act (How to more effectively protect the rights and interests of individuals③)". Please note that this is posted without modification as it is to introduce the capabilities of Otia.ai.
Further display Summary of the 281st Personal Information Protection Commission Document 2 "Considerations based on the Personal Information Protection Act's so-called three-year review provisions (how to more effectively protect the rights and interests of individuals③)" (April 6, 4, Personal Information Protection Commission Secretariat)