How can we overcome gridlock on a U.S. privacy bill?
In this Privacy Advisor Podcast episode, the discussion covers ways to overcome political gridlock on a federal U.S. privacy law.
Contributors:
Angelique Carson
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When the world was turned upside down with the COVID-19 pandemic and then the murder of George Floyd in the U.S., any momentum we’d started to see on passing a federal privacy bill was lost — at least temporarily. But The Brookings Institute Tisch Distinguished Visiting Fellow Cam Kerry is aiming to change that by re-igniting bi-partisan conversations with a report proposing how we might overcome the impasse we've found ourselves at in two crucial areas: federal pre-emption and a private right of action. In this episode of The Privacy Advisor Podcast, Kerry discusses how to bridge the divide.
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