Changes to international laws regarding personal information and trade secrets having been coming thick and fast, notably in the EU. Much of this ties into government and community concerns about what data aggregators like Google and Facebook are doing with personal information. But these new laws also impose serious obligations upon even small companies endeavouring to do business in an international environment.
Join us with prominent intellectual property and information technology lawyer, David Stewart to discuss personal data laws and what the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal means for business globally and in Australia.
About the Speaker
Dave Stewart is a Principal at Bennett + Co, Corporate and Commercial Lawyers, and an adjunct professor in law at Murdoch University. He works with laws and contracts relating to software, artificial intelligence and machine learning, data mining, social media and search engine optimization, trade secrets protocols, and other areas of intellectual property and technology law.
In 2017 Dave was recognised by the industry journal AsiaLaw as a “leading lawyer” in the Asia Pacific region.
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