I thought I remember reading that the decision re: transfers was limited by the European court to apply only to the Lindqvist case (because of that site's "domestic" nature), and was not intended as a blanket interpretation to be followed by large multinationals et al.
regards
Su
Jim Whitaker <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Following the European court decision which seemed not to treat putting
data on a website as a "Transfer", has anyone seen any guidance or comment
from the IC on this changed view? (I can find none on their website).
Regards
Jim Whitaker
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