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Online Child Safety & Consumer Devices

Safer Internet Day 2012 - Intellect
Recorded Feb 8 2012 19 mins
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Raj Sivalingam, Associate Director of Telecoms and Spectrum, Intellect; Colin Batten, Head of Internet and Media, Intellect
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    Virgilio Cervantes, Data Protection Compliance Manager, Countrywide PLC
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    - Risks of non-compliance (Data subject rights, data breaches).

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    Virgilio Lobato Cervantes holds an LLB Honours degree in Law and a Master of Arts degree in International Tourism and Aviation Management. He is a certified Data Protection Officer by the University of Maastricht (ECPC-B DPO). Currently pursues a Doctorate degree in law at the University of Reading. Virgilio’s research focus is in EU data protection and privacy law.

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