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Brexit

Posts on the UK’s decision to withdraw from the European Union and that vote’s impact on tech, the digital industries, and web law. Progress on specific policies is also monitored at https://digitalbrexit.wordpress.com.

Parliamentary sovereignty is being bypassed, and digital is in the middle.

7 April 20177 April 2017

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Brexit for geeks: a briefing for digital professionals

29 March 201730 March 2017

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A woman’s place is in the House (of Commons)

23 March 201723 March 2017

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The Brexit white paper on digital: a very short post

6 February 201713 March 2017

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A fresh round of government evasions on digital, Brexit, and the Digital Single Market

6 February 201713 March 2017

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A running commentary on Brexit

9 December 201613 March 2017

We can’t always make sense of Brexit, but we can compartmentalise it into tidy boxes.

Categories Brexit, UK policy

How to make a success of Brexit: the House of Lords talks digital and tech

11 November 201619 December 2016

A Parliamentary hearing into Brexit’s impact on the organised digital professions provided valuable lessons for the unorganised web industry to follow.

Categories Brexit, UK policyTags Digital Single Market

Slides: Brexit talk at #wcmcr

23 October 20168 January 2017

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Categories BrexitTags Data protection (GDPR)

Labour’s questions on digital and tech for the government on #Brexit

12 October 201619 December 2016

Labour has released 170 questions for the government concerning Brexit and policy. Here are their questions regarding digital and the tech industry.

Categories Brexit, UK policyTags Digital Single Market

Everything said about digital in yesterday’s Brexit statement

11 October 201619 December 2016

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Tell the House of Commons how Brexit will impact your digital work

29 September 201619 December 2016

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Categories Brexit, UK policyTags Digital Single Market

Brexit, the UK, and the Digital Single Market: what’s next?

5 September 201620 December 2016

One of the many questions left unanswered in the face of Brexit is the future of the UK within the EU’s Digital Single Market (DSM).

Categories Brexit, EU policy, UK policyTags Digital Single Market, Geoblocking

Briefing: Privacy Shield – what’s happening and how does it affect you?

13 July 201619 December 2016

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Categories Brexit, EU policyTags Data protection (GDPR)

VATMOSS campaigners keep calm and carry on

6 July 201619 December 2016

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#VATMOSS and Brexit: what now?

1 July 201619 December 2016

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Brexit and you: what’s next for digital laws? #wceu

27 June 201619 December 2016

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Categories Accessibility, Brexit, E-commerce, EU Cookie Law, EU policy, UK policy, VATMOSS / EUVAT

What will a Brexit mean for EU digital laws?

15 June 201619 December 2016

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Categories Brexit, EU policy
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