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EU: Power struggles delay EU data protection reform

15 May 2014

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"The reform of the EU's data protection laws should have been settled before the elections. But political power plays have delayed an amendment meant to protect European consumers from Internet data breaches."

See the article: Power struggles delay EU data protection reform (DW, link)

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