In light of news that Google has posted language about its cookie use on websites in the EU, Field Fisher Waterhouse Partner Phil Lee, CIPP/E, writes, “This development alone would be significant. But taken together with Facebook’s recent announcement it will deploy the AdChoices icon…the implications become huge” for several reasons.
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