3 ms·
There must be more than blaming lobbyists for things one person doesn't like, but then being ok with governance changes that one does support. These copyright p
by dv_dt 8y ago
There must be more than blaming lobbyists for things one person doesn't like, but then being ok with governance changes that one does support. These copyright policies do seem to have problems, but the GPDR came through the same (similar?) process and privacy advocates seem happy about.
What would make it a better process for trading off openness to needed change vs changes under the radar vs stagnation where nothing changes?
- laingc 8y agoAnecdotal evidence only, but I don’t know any privacy lawyers, in-house counsel, or other knowledgeable people who think the GDPR is a good law. It is an extremely ill-conceived EU regulation, and is a good example of exactly the kind of unaccountable lawmaking that the EU’s structure enables.
- dv_dt 8y agoSo are there proposals to change or fix the process?