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Interview with Amelia Andersdotter

Below you find an interview with Amelia Andersdotter at Internetdagarna in Stockholm, Sweden, November 2017. Sorry for the audio quality at times.

Amelia Andersdotter works in the field of technology regulation since a decade. Having started in the Brussels bubble, working on EU technology policy, she now continues her activities through mapping intersections of human rights and technology standards with London-based freedom of speech organisation ARTICLE19, and through Swedish data protection NGO dataskydd.net. With dataskydd.net, Amelia has achieved a popular tool for website privacy measurement, and also engages with the Swedish government on a range of data protection related topics.

Interview with Marit Hansen

Since 2015 Marit Hansen is the Data Protection Commissioner of Land Schleswig-Holstein and Chief of Unabhängiges Landeszentrum für Datenschutz (ULD; in English: Independent Centre for Privacy Protection). Before being appointed Data Protection Commissioner, she has been Deputy Commissioner for seven years. Since her diploma in computer science in 1995 she has been working on privacy and security aspects. Her focus is on “data protection by design” and “data protection by default” from both the technical and the legal perspectives.

Further Reading (Optional)

Data Protection by Design and by Default à la European General Data Protection Regulation (paywall)