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eurodressage.com
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| | | | | 1. General Eurodressage bvba, with registered office at Roesstraat 21, 3670 Gruitrode (BEL) (hereinafter " Eurodressage"), considers the protection of personal privacy to be extremely important. Eurodressage wishes to inform its customers and users as much as possible about its services, while respecting their data and giving them control over what happens to them. Eurodressage wants to manage and use its customer data safely, respectfully and with due diligence in order to provide better service to its customers and to offer the best possible experience. Eurodressage therefore starts from the principle that everyone must have control over their personal data. Below, you will find information about what data Eurodressage collects, why, how long for and how y... | |
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blog.chiariglione.org
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| | | | | Privacy and Cookies Policy Information on the processing of personal data pursuant to art. 13-14 EU Reg. 2016/679 Interested Subjects: Website browsers. Leonardo Chiariglione in its capacity of Data Controller of your personal data, pursuant to and for the effects of EU Reg. 2016/679 hereafter 'GDPR', hereby informs you that the aforementioned legislation provides for [...] | |
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spectorbooks.com
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| | | | | Spector's publishing practice is settled squarely in the intersection of art, theory, and design. Based in Leipzig Germany, our publishing house explores the possibilities offered by an active exchange between all parties involved in the book production process: artists, authors, book designers, lithographers, printers and bookbinders. The book as medium is turned into a stage, a site of encounter for productive exchange. Finding innovative approaches to the medium today calls for a well-considered interplay between the content, design, and materiality of a book. | |
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cdp.cooley.com
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| | | The English Court of Appeal has handed down an important judgment in Farley v. Paymaster (Equiniti) on when compensation may be claimed for nonmaterial damage (such as distress or anxiety) arising out of breaches of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA). | ||
