conduct a case study on the scope and breadth of the seven official EU Institutions by following the life cycle of a proposed legislative – new ePrivacy Regulation – from the moment it is launched until the final law is adopted.
This is most notable because the ePrivacy Regulation has been criticized by many as being overly strict and could kill off data-driven online services or be a roadblock to data-driven innovations. The objectives of this case study will be to analyze the EU institutions processes by applying the ePrivacy Regulation to
The purpose of this case study will be to provide a detailed report on the potential impacts of the ePrivacy Regulation and explore why the EU institutions diverged from their approach under the GDPR.
