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European Parliament Study: Transatlantic Digital Economy and Data Protection: State-of-Play and Future Implications for the EU's External Policies

08 September 2016

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"This study details how digital and data issues will be handled in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership; explains how this intersects with the new EU-US Privacy Shield Agreement and the broader implications of the judgment on Safe Harbour; and explores key issues in transatlantic law enforcement cooperation before highlighting a few broader foreign policy issues and laying forth some recommendations for the EU institutions."

See the full text: Transatlantic Digital Economy and Data Protection: State-of-Play and Future Implications for the EU's External Policies (pdf)

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