Happy new year and welcome to the first newsletter of 2023! –and the last for 2022 but I feel like we all want to move past this year, no?
This week proved to be slow, for obvious reasons, so we have some the-week-beforeers show up. Let’s see how IT Law ended the year, shall we?
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We’re back with Berry Picks #3 and I feel like at this point in time, I should just go ahead and change the name of the blog to The Data Protection Berry. The slice of the IT pie this topic has is overwhelmingly evident here. Intrigued?
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Not sure if this is because of the run-up to Christmas (if so, I may have to become the Grinch, even if momentarily) but this week proved I should not have spoken too soon. It wasn’t as fruitful (pun is intended on this Blog) as last week. But fear not, it was still a lively week for Data Protection and Privacy.
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EU Consumers will now be able to function with a single, uniform (wired- but still) charger. Directive 2022/2380 of the EU amending Directive 2014/53 relating to the making available on the market of radio equipment, formally adopted on 23rd November 2022, has recently been published in the Official Journal. The Directive, which will come into force on the 27th December, so in a mere 16 days, will require in a nutshell, that wired chargers of *all devices be uniform.
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The week of 5th December proved to be a great week for starting an IT Law updates blog. I do hope this is a *sign* that I have the nose for smelling out the freshest news, and that I have a sort of blogger’s luck that will not die out after the beginner’s stage. I should also probably take this opportunity to thank *spoiler alert* the EU especially for providing enough IT Law updates to fill up an entire blog post. Without further ado, I present to you the very first 🫐 Berry Picks in IT Law (pun sort of intended, just a little).
So, what’s the tea this week? ☕️
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