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EU to review ‘safe harbour’ data privacy rule for US companies

26 November 2013

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"The EU will review a key provision in its data protection rules that US technology companies have relied on to move data across borders without European oversight, in a sign of more fallout from the spying scandal sparked by US whistleblower Edward Snowden."

See the full article: EU to review ‘safe harbour’ data privacy rule for US companies (Financial Times, link)

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