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A podcast about tech, policy and the future

Are you interested in learning more about the craft of tech policy? Dig deep in the classics? Figure out what the future for tech holds? Then this is the podcast for you. Conversations between two long-time policy professionsals with 50+ years of shared experience from tech policy in companies, trade associations and academia.

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In this episode we dig deep into one of the real classics of tech policy making - the 1980 privacy principles and their impact. We also discuss how emphasis has changed over the years.

Participants: Richard Allan, Nicklas Berild Lundblad

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In this episode we dig deep into one of the real classics of tech policy making - the 1980 privacy principles and their impact. We also discuss how emphasis has changed over the years.

Participants: Richard Allan, Nicklas Berild Lundblad

Regulate Tech #17:Classics: OECD Privacy Principles

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