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EU: European Parliament - Press release from Stavros Lambrinidis MEP

01 May 2009

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Press release (pdf):

"The European Parliament adopted today with a large majority the Harbour Report amendments on the revision of the E-Privacy Directive, favouring socialist proposals since the initiation of Parliament's involvement in the Civil Liberties Committee, on the mandatory notification of breaches affecting personal data, on user consent for the storing of cookies, and on the protection of IP addresses as personal data."

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