About the IAPP

Jennifer Baker

EU Policy Reporter

Jennifer has been a journalist in print, radio and television for around 20 years, the last  8+ specialising in EU policy in the tech sector.

 

She has written for some of the biggest tech names in the business (ComputerWeekly, ArsTechnica, TheNextWeb, Macworld, TechHive, PCworld, and The Register), alongside specialist data protection publications, (including IAPP, Digital Content Next, CPO Magazine) and traditional media (The Irish Times, the International Policy and Society Journal). As well as an address book packed with insider sources and contacts in Brussels, Jennifer is skilled at translating EU policy-speak into understandable English.

 

Regularly listed as one of the top digital influencers in the EU bubble, Jennifer is a member of the Expert Council of the Good Technology Collective, and a GLG expert Council Member providing advice on EU Policy, and was named by Onalytica as one of the world's Top 100 Influencers on Data Security 2016. She was also listed by Politico as one of the Top 20 Women Shaping Brussels in 2017.

 

She regularly features as an expert on BBC radio, SkyNews, Euronews, and others, and hosts Brussels’ must-watch weekly roundup show TOTW for Euractiv.

 

Contributions by Jennifer Baker

• Pandemic incites concerns about data-sharing overreach
  The Privacy Advisor
• Brave adds GDPR complaint to Irish DPC's plate
  The Privacy Advisor
• Critics on Croatia's ePrivacy proposal: Legitimate interest provisions not legitimate
  The Privacy Advisor
• Europe aims to take global lead with strategies on AI, data
  The Privacy Advisor
• EU Parliament debates: Could California be considered 'adequate' on its own?
  The Privacy Advisor
• How the ePrivacy Regulation talks failed ... again
  The Privacy Advisor
• Finland eyes ePrivacy agreement before year's end
  The Privacy Advisor
• Commission urges member states to allocate resources to DPAs
  The Privacy Advisor
• CJEU's hearing on 'Schrems II' has both sides worried ruling could be sweeping
  The Privacy Advisor
• EU High Court hearings to determine future of Privacy Shield, SCCs
  The Privacy Advisor
• Two major GDPR complaints: A close-up
  The Privacy Advisor
• An interview with the CNIL's new head: Marie-Laure Denis
  The Privacy Advisor
• EU aims to regulate AI ethics
  The Privacy Advisor
• New rules regulate data-use in EU political campaigns
  The Privacy Advisor
• At EDPS annual report, Buttarelli weighs in on ePrivacy, Brexit, Privacy Shield
  The Privacy Advisor
• At the new EDPB, cooperation is key
  The Privacy Advisor
• Joe McNamee moves on from EDRi
  The Privacy Advisor
• Data breach insurance: A three-part problem
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will the GDPR incite sectoral codes of conduct?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Waiting on a Regulation: ePrivacy's Future (and More)
  Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2018
• Will the UK achieve adequacy after Brexit? Even the ICO isn't so sure
  The Privacy Advisor
• Vestager on the intersection of data and competition
  The Privacy Advisor
• What does the newly signed 'Convention 108+' mean for UK adequacy?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will new code of conduct satisfy MEPs?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Draft motion calls for action ahead of European elections and following Facebook revelations
  The Privacy Advisor
• What’s a GDPR complaint? No one really knows
  The Privacy Advisor
• European Parliament: Suspend Privacy Shield unless US fully complies
  The Privacy Advisor
• EU approaching adequacy deals with Japan, Korea
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will Bulgaria get ePrivacy done in time? Doesn't look good
  The Privacy Advisor
• Are all these GDPR-consent emails even necessary?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Is this a perfect storm toward Privacy Shield's demise?
  The Privacy Advisor
• European Commission rolls out its proposal for a so-called E-Evidence law
  The Privacy Advisor
• 'Mr. Privacy' leaves Parliament
  The Privacy Advisor
• What might bug bounty programs look like under the GDPR?
  The Privacy Advisor