Attempts to replace Safe Harbor with a so-called EU-US 'Privacy Shield' are ongoing but have been roundly criticized as containing the same fundamental flaws that scuppered Safe Harbor.
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"The safe harbor is now a mainstream interpretation," she said.
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If you remember that, Safe Harbor was really at risk.
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S. safe harbor into what's known as the Privacy Shield.
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There is no safe harbor of conformity to be had.
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To avoid curtailing the free flow of Internet traffic after January 31, U.S. and EU officials have worked to revamp the invalidated Safe Harbor into a "Safe Harbor 2.0" that addresses the CJEU's concerns.
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Spain eventually offered safe harbor to the rescue ship carrying them.
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More than 4,000 small businesses relied on the Safe Harbor agreement.
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Create safe harbor for startups from net operating loss limitation rules.
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They passed the "Safe Harbor From Fraud Penalties Policy" in 2015.
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"Home is always the roots and the safe harbor," he says.
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Having a private club like that acted like a safe harbor.
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"Safe harbor" provisions allow corporate insiders to sell on buyback announcements.
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Putting presidents on currency is also a kind of safe harbor.
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Captain Bligh and his crew found safe harbor on Restoration Island.
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"The safe harbor rules are just a fire starter," Chao said.
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Right, it's basically a safe harbor from the actions of third parties.
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S. privacy shield which was the renegotiation of the former Safe Harbor.
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It also establishes the so-called "safe harbor" hours of 10 p.m.
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As such, these sites offer safe harbor for folks like John Anderson.
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But we must decisively change course to arrive at this safe harbor.
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And I think people want a safe harbor amidst times of uncertainties.
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Joe Biden looked like the "safe harbor" in the crowded Democratic field.
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But there is also an element of safe harbor to these encounters.
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But live television can be a safe harbor for falsehood and deflection.
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"Since when do we give hate safe harbor in America?" he added.
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Facebook seemed reticent to offer such a safe harbor when asked for comment.
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It's a safe harbor, a place to escape the tensions of the world.
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Toomey and her team create such a safe harbor, the trust is immediate.
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But "Safe harbor" rules generally protect late-night comedians who make crude jokes.
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To be clear, no traditional attorney-client safe harbor applies to their communications.
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Representations and warranty and "safe harbor" issues could also be amplified with automation.
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Passage of The Veterans Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act would end this discrimination.
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They know their loved one was denied safe harbor because of their religion.
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It misrepresents the United States as a safe harbor for women fleeing violence.
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We are also trying to reopen the port to be a safe harbor.
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Technology giants have so far enjoyed what is known as "safe harbor" laws.
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By finalizing Safe Harbor 2.0 we can ensure the continuity of intercontinental communications.
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Through the Safe Harbor Prison Dog Program at Lansing Correctional Facility in Lansing, Kan.
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European privacy campaigner Max Schrems, who brought the original challenge against Safe Harbor, disagrees.
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The shield, which took years of negotiation, replaced the old Safe Harbor data arrangement.
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The music industry argues that the Safe Harbor provision is detrimental to rights holders.
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Meanwhile, the rule would create a safe harbor for discounts offered directly to patients.
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I see no middle ground, no safe harbor for us to come ashore together.
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Then, Treasuries acted as an effective safe harbor, with prices rising as equities fell.
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A new replacement to Safe Harbor, known as Privacy Shield was signed this year.
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Safe Harbor stood for fifteen years; Privacy Shield is not yet a year old.
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His supporters thrilled to a pledge of disruption, not a promise of safe harbor.
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He can — theoretically — retreat to the safe harbor of his marriage at any time.
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He was emailing the maritime authorities in Tripoli to ask for a safe harbor.
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The agency finalized the safe harbor in late September, just weeks before the Oct.
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S. Safe Harbor Agreement makes these data transfers possible – but this might soon change.
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Merging with a state-owned lender, in the officials' view, offers a safe harbor.
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In November, Safe Harbor began licensing its name and protocols to financial institutions nationwide.
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S. Safe Harbor negotiations looms, the Senate now has the opportunity to enhance Europeans' trust in the U.S. post-Snowden, strengthen U.S.-European cooperation in law enforcement and counterterrorism investigations, and help U.S. companies transfer commercial data under a new Safe Harbor.
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Italy is insisting Malta must rescue 450 migrants at sea and give them safe harbor.
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It's like we've been rowing for years, not knowing if we'd arrive at safe harbor.
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But the DMCA also contains one incredibly important section: the so-called safe harbor provision.
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Despite these expected challenges, some European officials on Tuesday defended the new safe harbor agreement.
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Lawsuits like this one were what these "safe harbor" clauses were meant for, they wrote.
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Enjoying safe harbor protections of Section 230 might require platforms help fund these nonprofit efforts.
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After a tumultuous year in stormy seas, Tesla is making progress toward a safe harbor.
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The copyright law gives "safe harbor" to Internet service providers that host third-party material.
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Safe Harbor was replaced by a new treaty, Privacy Shield, which is undergoing similar challenges.
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Others are more skeptical about the bill's importance to the final negotiations over Safe Harbor.
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If they do this, they are afforded a "safe harbor" against any insider trading accusations.
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For years internet juggernauts and their devotees have claimed that safe harbor laws like Sec.
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Over 4,000 firms had relied on Safe Harbor to legally transfer data across the Atlantic.
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But these negotiators must realize that a CJEU invalidation of Safe Harbor 2.0 is unlikely.
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But working on Safe Harbor had forced her to reconsider her views on medical marijuana.
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The document stops well short of providing any kind of safe harbor for innovative banks, however.
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Rain fell and authorities told fishermen to moor in safe harbor until the storm had passed.
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Companies fearing they'll lose their safe harbor might start policing the content posted by their users.
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Defensive stocks typically do well during times of higher volatility, because they offer a safe harbor.
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If they follow these guidelines, they are afforded a "safe harbor" against any insider trading accusations.
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It is little more than an little upgrade to Safe Harbor, but not a new deal.
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After the Brexit shock, the UK can no longer be considered a safe harbor, it says.
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Based in South Bend, Indiana, the solar developer expects to safe harbor 20203 projects this year.
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Hillary Clinton is the captain and has to steer it into port and into safe harbor.
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A "safe harbor" for independents willing to proactively declare themselves to be compliant is also necessary.
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The law gives immunity, or "safe harbor," to online service providers that expeditiously remove infringing content.
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Online service providers should retain a safe harbor for good-faith efforts to remove infringing content.
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As stocks fell, investors seeking a safe harbor pushed yields on government bonds to new lows.
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They point to the safe harbor provision as the foundation for the growth of internet commerce.
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"I just kept watching to make sure my daughter was in a safe harbor," Sestak said.
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Until Sessions's memo, compliance with state law essentially was a safe harbor for businesses and individuals.
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Readers should consider calling their representatives to advocate for accountability in implementing these safe harbor policies.
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I like the idea that it has for the provision for security researchers and safe harbor.
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" Cashman told the media, "We want to be an organization that represents inclusion and safe harbor.
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After the ECJ struck down Safe Harbor he then sought to apply the same arguments against Facebook's use of SCCs — returning to Ireland to make the complaint as that's where the company has its European HQ. It's worth noting that the European Commission has since replaced Safe Harbor with a new (and it claims more robust) data transfer mechanism, called the EU-US Privacy Shield — which is now, as Safe Harbor was, used by thousands of businesses.
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Spain&aposs new center-left government came to the rescue, offering the boat safe harbor in Valencia.
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So, there is no safe harbor for these people, this is an absolute political disaster for Democrats.
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Schrems' Safe Harbor challenge also started in the Irish Court before being ultimately referred to the ECJ.
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This safe harbor rule is the easiest sure fire way to make sure you avoid any penalties.
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Against the safe-harbor yen, the dollar hit its lowest since the January flash crash at 106.79.
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The traditional safe-harbor assets of top-rated government debt, the Japanese yen and gold all jumped.
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The deal has been structured per the way the Obama administration established its safe harbor for inversions.
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That's what it's like to negotiate, when somebody can claim the benefit of an expansive safe harbor.
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Over 4,000 companies had used the so-called Safe Harbor agreement to shuttle information across the Atlantic.
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"We feel guilty because we can no longer maintain the safe harbor our children deserve," she said.
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These "safe harbor" provisions substantially benefited AOL and a host of smaller companies that no longer exist.
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"We are merely looking for a safe harbor for our content and for our viewers," they write.
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It made for fervent fans who relied on the band for a kind of emotional safe harbor.
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I don't think it provides a safe harbor that now the President can ask for personal favors.
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He said that the Taliban must be prevented from believing it can seek safe harbor in Pakistan.
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Some experts dispute that the bill is a necessary ingredient to a final deal on Safe Harbor.
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Several private rescue missions, including Sea-Watch, were later allowed to use Italy as a safe harbor.
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In the end, still mystified by how the dispensary made its money, Safe Harbor closed the account.
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Yet she still hopes to position Safe Harbor as a model for banking the marijuana industry elsewhere.
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" MSNBC's Nicole Wallace called Trump a "disgrace," arguing he'd "given safe harbor to Nazis, to white supremacists.
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EU authorities have given Safe Harbor negotiators until the end of January to strike a new deal.
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It's a shrewd strategy, given that successfully embedding Section 230 into trade agreements would not only spread the cherished safe harbor provisions to other countries, but would also make it difficult to amend domestic safe harbor laws — lest our own country be found in violation of the agreement.
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In 1982, his administration created rule 10b-18, which provides a "safe harbor" for companies in stock buybacks.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was asked during a visit to Berlin Tuesday whether Spain would offer safe harbor.
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"The First Amendment is not a universal safe harbor for blatant lies and disgusting attacks," the statement continued.
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In 1982, the SEC adopted rule 10b-18, which provides a "safe harbor" for companies in stock buybacks.
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The labels themselves are only recommended, though they will provide "safe harbor" for any company that uses them.
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Without DMCA safe harbor, these sites couldn't cope with copyright liability for material that slipped through the cracks.
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Even renting out your beach cottage to summer visitors won't guarantee that you qualify for the safe harbor.
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Evercore ISI's Doug Terreson joined the "Halftime Report" traders to discuss some safe harbor plays amid the storm.
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Nearly four months after being struck down, the US and EU have reached a new Safe Harbor deal.
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"We are merely looking for a safe harbor for our content and for our viewers," InRange TV explained.
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They're taking the benefit of a safe harbor that was intended for people who were passive, neutral intermediaries.
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Many feel "safe harbor" protections of internet companies that house copyrighted material are unfairly blocking their revenue streams.
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The United Methodist Church's Western Jurisdiction committed Wednesday to making its churches a "safe harbor" for LGBTQ clergy.
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All of the miracle components – the flat tax, the safe-harbor leasing, and the supply side – broke down.
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Critics say the new deal does no more to immunize Europeans from U.S. surveillance than Safe Harbor did.
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"We avoid companies where we have no earnings visibility and are defined as safe harbor investments," he said.
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But an 11th-hour amendment from Republicans has dismayed the European Commission, potentially imperiling the Safe Harbor talks.
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If Democratic voters see Biden as the course to a safe harbor, his best days may be ahead.
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Wealthy Hong Kong residents are looking for a "safe harbor" in the midst of the 12-week protests.
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Yields on Treasury bonds are tumbling, as investors seek safe harbor against growing fears of an economic downturn.
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Technology giants such as Facebook and Google have so far enjoyed what is known as "safe harbor" laws.
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Even with the safe harbor, landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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Over 85033,000 firms had relied on the so-called Safe Harbor agreement to legally handle EU citizens' data.
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Industry executives are growing increasingly alarmed that the new Safe Harbor agreement will not be completed in time.
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In 85033 Tennessee passed a "safe harbor" law, which — according to the American Bar Association — is intended to: However, data from the FBI uniform crime report suggests that juveniles continue to be arrested for prostitution in states that pass safe harbor laws or other legislation meant to decriminalize sex trafficked youth.
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"This is an internal exercise of prosecutorial discretion; it is not a safe harbor for violations," the memo said.
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This represented "only a fraction" of those in need of safe harbor from violence and food shortages, it said.
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Today, Pai said the FCC is also looking to provide a safe harbor for carriers to block unauthenticated calls.
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" But Azoff calls the system "meaningless when YouTube continues to hide behind the 'safe harbor' provisions of the DMCA.
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Although if a new Safe Harbor deal really is close the current legal limbo may close up soon enough.
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Because of the IRS safe harbor, the IRS bases your estimated taxes on whatever you owed the year before.
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This extraordinary R&D project couldn't have existed without the early umbrella of protection provided by DMCA safe harbor.
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These statements are made under the "safe harbor" provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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For the last fifteen years, almost 4,500 companies from both sides of the Atlantic have benefitted from Safe Harbor.
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What both Levine and McBride do not recommend right now are bonds, usually a safe harbor in a portfolio.
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They aren't like kickbacks, they are kickbacks, which is why safe harbor provisions were necessary in the first place.
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In the meantime, we must provide safe harbor to today's refugees, no matter their religion or country of origin.
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Our bipartisan bill establishes the criteria for a plan sponsor to meet the standards of a fiduciary safe harbor.
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Despite signs in recent months that negotiators were close to resurrecting Safe Harbor, no final pact has been produced.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) said a safe harbor provision was added to the bill during negotiations with the industry.
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The safe-harbor Japanese currency was one of the few to hold its own on the dollar at 111.40.
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But many privacy advocates, including the Austrian activist who brought the case that ultimately invalidated Safe Harbor, are unconvinced.
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Last year, that safe harbor data agreement was struck down by a European court, which agreed with his claims.
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Also, give doctors safe-harbor protection from lawsuits if they follow evidence-based guidelines and protocols where they exist.
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The Coast Guard has asked residents with pleasure boats to move ships to safe harbor ahead of the weekend.
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The legislation will now offer a safe harbor of sorts to companies that choose to internally evaluate pay discrimination.
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This month, he refused safe harbor to an aid ship carrying more than 600 migrants rescued from the Mediterranean.
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Removing the safe harbor provision would also force social networks to pay for the content posted on their sites.
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Obviously, Peirce is just one SEC commissioner and her proposed safe harbor for cryptocurrencies is still just an idea.
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From above, it looks as though a safe harbor had been engraved in the shoreline by some celestial engineer.
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Those familiar with the negotiations on Safe Harbor are divided on the bill's importance to reaching a final agreement.
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For Safe Harbor, she says she prefers introverts or, at the very least, people who evince precision and curiosity.
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Safe Harbor is also testing a mobile-phone app for buying marijuana in Hawaii's handful of state-licensed dispensaries.
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"Keeping in mind that this new safe harbor will almost certainly be challenged by civil liberties groups – and possibly even some data protection authorities – pretty much immediately, only the foolhardy would place want to place their trust in a new safe harbor right now," Phil Lee, partner at law firm Fieldfisher said.
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She said the attack had not happened because their country was a safe harbor for hate, or racism or extremism.
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JF: And a sanctuary city, by the way, is a city that's trying to provide safe harbor for undocumented immigrants.
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It was carrying 629 migrants and is now heading to Spain, which offered safe harbor, escorted by two Italian ships.
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When the whole world falls into disarray and nothing makes sense to me he is my shelter, my safe harbor.
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The "border adjustment" of its day, "safe-harbor leasing," zeroed out the taxes of some of the most profitable corporations.
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Schrems first rose to fame when he successfully brought down Privacy Shield's predecessor, Safe Harbor, in a previous court case.
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On the bay, the few sailboats that had braved the weather headed for safe harbor as the wind whipped up.
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Passage of the act would provide "a safe harbor for depository institutions providing financial services" with state-compliant cannabis enterprises.
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Last year, the so-called Safe Harbor agreement was struck down by a European court, which agreed with his claims.
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To receive legal immunity, online service providers must meet certain "safe harbor" requirements contained in Section 22019 of the act.
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The first shuttered a data transfer privacy treaty between the U.S. and E.U. known as Safe Harbor on similar grounds.
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He also agreed with Amazon that the Communications Decency Act's safe harbor for online publishers protects the retailer from liability.
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Courts have also taken a hands-off approach to DMCA's safe harbor requirement that online services have repeat infringer policies.
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Asylum-seekers generally arrive on a country's doorstep and then assert rights to safe harbor guaranteed them by international law.
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May, who once had no appetite for leaving, it was he to whom Remainers turned for comfort and safe harbor.
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She then enrolled in a 90-day extended program at Safe Harbor Treatment Center, a facility in Costa Mesa, Calif.
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However, 'safe harbor' laws that don't protect artists, songwriters and rights-holders remain the weak link in the music ecosystem.
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Chavern notes that Facebook's new "News Tab" proposal really only highlights newspapers' need for a Safe Harbor from antitrust laws.
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"I think there's no — there should be no safe harbor in any way, shape or form for terrorists," Ryan said.
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Basically, the existing regulatory "safe harbor" comes with fuzzy requirements that have made companies leery about their future legal protections.
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We're in this unstable position because the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) invalidated the current Safe Harbor Agreement.
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And we must push aggressively for Safe Harbor 2.0 adoption so that we can retain open channels between our continents.
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Rather, it simply allows illegal actors to hang window dressing and creates a safe harbor that would bar law enforcement.
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The government has been considering removing the safe harbor protection for rebates from the anti-kickback law since last year.
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For each $0003,000 deposited at Safe Harbor, a client pays $450 in fees in the first year and $300 thereafter.
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Sanctuary cities in general offer illegal immigrants safe harbor by declining to use municipal resources to enforce federal immigration laws.
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After all that waterlogged woe, it's hard not to feel wrung out with emotion when Pericles reaches safe harbor at last.
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The Journal could find no insurance filings referencing Safe Harbor, and Guggenheim declined to provide information on how it was valued.
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Italy and Malta had denied entry to the Aquarius last weekend before Spain stepped in to offer them a safe harbor.
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The newspaper industry is hoping that an antitrust safe harbor will save it from being eaten alive by Google and Facebook.
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The DPC replied that any data protections would be handled under Safe Harbor, so Schrems took the issue to the ECJ.
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S. Privacy Shield framework, the replacement for the Safe Harbor agreement that was struck down by Europe's highest court last year.
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On the latter they expressed confidence the Shield will stand up to any future court challenge — as Safe Harbor did not.
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Now that she and the children have reached safe harbor, Malorie gives her children a chance to be people, to dream.
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The safe harbor allows companies to identify how many workers have high blood pressure, for example, and enact programs to help.
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Gonçalves, the housewife who lives nearby, gave safe harbor to several students, including one boy who was shot in the jaw.
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Section 20163, however, survived, offering a safe harbor to some of the same sites that Exon had hoped to bring down.
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The former agreement, known as "Safe Harbor", was deemed "invalid" by the European Court of Justice (ECJ), the EU's top court.
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Many expect it will face legal challenges similar to the complaint that brought down the 2000 agreement, known as Safe Harbor.
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Instead, try to find a safe harbor in a quiet place, such as a restroom, and move away from the commotion.
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Your daughter needs to feel that you're not here to meddle, but she also has to know you're her safe harbor.
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There are many avenues to explore in search of that escape, but for me, beautiful music has always offered safe harbor.
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Later, Mr. Schrems successfully challenged the "Safe Harbor" policies that let tech companies store data about Europeans in the United States.
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At the heart of the changes lies the "safe harbor" laws that technology companies have so far enjoyed in many nations.
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Individual users who publish comments can be held liable, but the Safe Harbor Clause prohibits legal action against the website itself.
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Investors sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets as they worried about potential damage to the world's economy.
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After 15 years of operating under the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework, the European Court of Justice deemed the principles invalid.
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Podcasts and newsletters and at least one video series are dedicated to the topic, each promising safe harbor from the storm.
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And that would blow their safe harbor out of the out of the water if that turns out to be true.
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The legislation gives employers a "safe harbor" so they cannot be held liable if they use the system in good faith.
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Safe Harbor has received subpoenas for the bank records of only four of the just over 200 clients it has had.
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Post-Snowden, we had lost the safe harbor to transfer digital information back and forth between the United States and Europe.
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Nearly four months after it was struck down, the U.S. and the European Union have reached a new Safe Harbor deal.
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This version of the bill that was circulated for discussion in May 120 posed a potential problem for many tech companies: It created a "safe harbor" similar to DMCA safe harbor, immunizing search engines (like Google), website operators, and software application developers from liability so long as they delisted or removed revenge porn within 120 hours of notice.
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U.S. and EU negotiators are now working around the clock to enact a new and strengthened Safe Harbor agreement so that companies can transfer data to the U.S. Companies would either have to halt some business operations or face significant legal scrutiny if negotiators fail to arrive at a new Safe Harbor agreement by the end of January.
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"A revised Safe Harbor framework similar to the earlier Safe Harbor framework will almost certainly be found invalid by the national data protection agencies and ultimately by the [Court of Justice of the European Union]," a group of around 40 privacy groups from both sides of the Atlantic wrote to EU and U.S. officials in November.
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Spain stepped in to offer safe harbor, and the vessel operated by Spanish aid group Proactiva Open Arms is headed to Barcelona.
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U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abrams in 2013 ruled Vimeo was protected under the DMCA safe harbor provisions with regard to 153 videos.
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Another way a captain of a ship can be lead to safe harbor is through an aerial signaling system held upon towers.
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A deadline to agree a new deal to govern transatlantic data transfers has passed without agreement on a new, safer 'Safe Harbor'.
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New space pioneers will need a safe harbor which would provide the stability of safety and security, particularly in times of trouble.
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The Library of Congress, home of the Copyright Office, just launched a study into the effectiveness of the DMCA safe harbor provisions.
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Beyond the SEC's 1982 rule that provided a safe harbor for buybacks, shareholder primacy on Wall Street has been on the rise.
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High-level negotiations for a revision were well underway when the European Court of Justice struck down Safe Harbor in October 2015.
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Illegal music uploaded there has sometimes flown under the radar since SoundCloud is protected by Safe Harbor law regarding user generated content.
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The courts pointed to a safe harbor provision within the act as a reason to allow some employers to demand the data.
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Some plans are so-called nonelective safe harbor plans, which means they may make a contribution regardless of what an employee does.
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The Content ID system that you flaunt is meaningless when YouTube continues to hide behind the 'safe harbor' provisions of the DMCA.
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And that the thing to keep in mind is that there's an annual review of the Safe harbor that's now built in.
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Tlaib's statement also seems to indicate that Israel was founded in 1948 as a safe harbor for Jews worldwide after the Holocaust.
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The CNIL noted that the Safe Harbor framework is no longer valid for transferring data from European Union to the United States.
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This plunged the companies reliant on Safe Harbor into a legal limbo, and sent European and US regulators scrambling for a replacement.
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Thousands of firms, such as Google and Microsoft, relied on the 15-year-old Safe Harbor for freely transferring trans-Atlantic data.
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Belize's National Meteorological Service issued a small craft warning Monday night, and advised vessels north of Belize City to seek safe harbor.
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When the case was escalated to the ECJ, judges found that Schrems had a case and the Safe Harbor agreement was ended.
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It didn't really matter whether that wind was blowing America forwards or backwards — towards a safe harbor or further out to sea.
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In 2008, she helped pass a safe-harbor law, which treats juveniles in prostitution as victims, rather than criminals, in New York.
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But the law had no safe-harbor clause that would explicitly allow the companies to send the material to the national clearinghouse.
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"When financial markets are in turmoil, the art market offers a safe harbor," said Christophe Van de Weghe, a Madison Avenue dealer.
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The boat was finally given safe harbor in Greenport, on the North Fork of Long Island, where visitors can explore the vessel.
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Federal Trade Commission Chairman Edith Ramirez said Wednesday that negotiators were "well on our way" to reaching a new Safe Harbor pact.
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It is similar to the system of self-certification in Safe Harbor but features some restrictions on America's use of bulk surveillance.
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Investors fled to safe-harbor assets such as gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, while dumping risky ones such as equities and oil.
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Most aquariums have robust rescue programs, where these threatened animals can find a safe harbor, with conservation and research as key missions.
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If you are a participant with safe harbor company match or nonelective, it is probable these monies are already 100 percent vested.
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Another frustrating thing is that if you've been using Ware as a starting running back, that's no longer a safe harbor, either.
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Women in emergency situations in need of safe harbor on short notice can find it at Josephine's Guesthouse for Women in Zurich.
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"Our fight... continues to be hindered by the leverage that 'safe harbor' laws provide YouTube and other user-uploaded services," Cooper wrote.
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The last version of this deal, the one negotiated by your predecessors in the Clinton administration [aka Safe Harbor], lasted 15 years.
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Supporters of tougher anti-piracy rules, for instance, argue that its "safe harbor" rules don't motivate websites to keep pirated content offline.
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Facebook and Google, on the other hand, are protected by a safe harbor law that allows advertisers to remain anonymous, Taplin said.
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"People at the end of the night want a safe harbor to dock into," Ingraham told The Hill in a phone interview.
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Either could be strengthened to create a safe harbor for banks to treat state-licensed cannabis businesses more like any other business.
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Without the safe harbor provision of the DMCA, it's not a stretch to say that these companies and platforms could not exist.
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American and European officials agreed to the framework this month after a European court struck down the longstanding Safe Harbor agreement in October.
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"Facebook's establishment of the safe harbor would meaningfully expand the space for digital journalism and research that is especially urgent," the letter reads.
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The so-called Safe Harbor arrangement allowed organizations based in the US to pull private data from servers in Europe across the Atlantic.
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After the CJEU's Safe Harbor ruling, Schrems resubmitted his complaint to the Irish DPA to push for a similar decision to invalidate SCCs.
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As the European Commission observed, Microsoft's January 2016 Privacy Statement states that the company adheres to the principles of the Safe Harbor Framework.
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Tesla follows in the footsteps of other tech giants that have pushed for safe harbor exceptions for security researchers under its bug bounty.
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She is left to drift on her own before finding safe harbor with Andre, her childhood friend and best man at their wedding.
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American and European officials agreed to the framework this month after a European court struck down the longstanding Safe Harbor agreement in October.
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There is no safe harbor allowing a charity to respond to a candidate who attacks the organization or falsely represents its key issues.
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The Cannabidiol Research Expansion Act also has a provision that would create a "safe harbor" for parents who give CBD to their children.
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Taking action to insulate VR and AR from backlash offers safe harbor, but it may also create opportunities by courting a key market.
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Sanctuary cities generally offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to enforce federal immigration laws.
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In response, the Department of Labor (DOL) is currently developing a safe harbor rule that would clarify how states can bypass ERISA requirements.
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The deal replaced the original 2000 Safe Harbor agreement, which was struck down by the European high court in October over privacy concerns.
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"Efforts and rhetoric from this administration continue to undermine the American legacy of providing safe harbor from those around the world," he said.
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The result, in 2015, was a landmark CJEU judgement which struck down a long-standing EU-US data transfer mechanism (called Safe Harbor).
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"The safe harbor defense was getting raised all over the place," said Edward Weisfelner, a bankruptcy lawyer with Brown Rudnick who represents creditors.
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It isn't intended to allow websites to stand up for users' ability to post materials, and doing that could risk their safe harbor.
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Millions of civilians live or are seeking safe harbor in Idlib, the final stronghold of rebels who have tried to topple the government.
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And fourth, have the various medical boards define safe harbor treatment standards (which help protect doctors against liability) and guidelines for excessive treatment.
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Part of the reason is that federal law offers some relief — a "safe harbor" — when plan sponsors use them as the default option.
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The Verge said the lawsuit presented a significant challenge of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, often called the Safe Harbor Clause.
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The IRS proposed new guidance on this tax break in January 2019 and finalized a safe harbor for real estate owners in September.
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First, there's the "safe harbor" method in which you deduct $5 per square foot for an office that's up to 300 square feet.
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The privacy advocate whose complaint brought down the original Safe Harbor has already indicated that he will challenge the new deal in court.
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The U.S. and EU are hashing out a new framework agreement – a so-called Safe Harbor 85033 – that would allow American tech companies that sign on to transfer Europeans' personal data to the U.S. Safe Harbor 1.0 – after a 15-year run of the primary bridge for transatlantic commercial data – was invalidated by the European Court of Justice in October.
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Italy&aposs right-wing interior minister, Matteo Salvini, says his country can no longer offer safe harbor to "fake" asylum-seekers rescued at sea.
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Flambeau, when an employer used the ADA's "safe harbor" clause to argue that it could charge a nonparticipating worker full costs for health care.
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As a result, the offer Stolley made on behalf of LIFE magazine was a "safe harbor in a sea of sharks," Alexandra Zapruder writes.
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There is an uneasiness of moving around the community, moving about schools, but we are trying to reassure them: School is a safe harbor.
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The negotiations began three months ago after Europe's highest court invalidated a 15-year-old data-transfer pact, a so-called safe harbor agreement.
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The court's decision said the Florida Supreme Court had ruled earlier that the state legislature intended to take advantage of the safe-harbor provision.
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States are understandably reluctant to gamble with missing the safe harbor date, which could put their electoral votes in danger of not being counted.
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The dispute resolution mechanism, which is really important according to my understanding, it will be a process to make Safe Harbor even more safer.
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Assuming the rest of the European project can be convinced that the Privacy Shield does not contain the same fatal flaws as Safe Harbor.
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For the companies involved, the best decision is a no action (what is known as a "safe harbor") decision where CFIUS declines to intervene.
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The rule would also create a new so-called safe harbor for drugs discounts to be passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.
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The rule would also create a new so-called safe harbor for drug discounts to be passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.
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Mnuchin proposed in December that Pillar One be a "safe-harbor regime," which would mean that companies could choose whether to opt into it.
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The Late Show, which comes on at 11:30 ET/PT, airs outside of what is called the "safe harbor" hours of 6 a.m.
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The previous agreement, known as Safe Harbor, was struck down last year by the European Court of Justice following revelations about U.S. surveillance programs.
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Now the entertainment industry wants to up the ante by threatening ISPs' safe harbor protections under the DMCA unless they kick these users offline.
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The regime provides safe harbor for US-designated foreign terrorist organizations like the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) and ELN (National Liberation Army).
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This evidence supports a simpler safe harbor approach, designed as a percentage of revenue definition, to preserve the financial stability of the United States.
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Sanctuary cities generally offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to enforce of federal immigration laws.
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The Supreme Court rejected the argument of Merit Management Group LP, one of the shareholders, that the payments were protected by the safe harbor.
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In court, he spoke of the horrors he has seen, including children, weak and thirsty, who were desperate for safe harbor in the West.
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Although she once again expressed confidence in Privacy Shield's legal robustness, saying it had been negotiated with knowledge of the earlier Safe Harbor ruling.
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The new deal, called Privacy Shield, should allow the roughly 4,400 U.S. firms that had relied on Safe Harbor to resume transatlantic data transfers.
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First of all, even as his approval ratings have remained underwater, perceptions that Trump is a strong leader have offered him some safe harbor.
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Not long after finding safe harbor, he was forced to take up arms, time and again, to defend his faith, his community, and himself.
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But our experiences during these negotiations were proof positive of the acute need to clarify 'safe harbor' provisions under US and EU copyright legislation.
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We want investment that are coming here because they value our safe harbor status, they value our intellectual property protection regime and so forth.
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Ms. Warren greeted the deluge with mixed success, never wobbling too precariously but retreating at times to the safe harbor of stump-speech platitudes.
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Malta has repeatedly insisted that migrants should be taken to the closest safe harbor, which in this case was the Italian island of Lampedusa.
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Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn, said at Tuesday's hearing that by preventing law enforcement from accessing devices, companies are creating a "safe harbor" for criminals.
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Critics have warned that a new Safe Harbor will likely be struck down by regulators and Europe's high court as summarily as the original.
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Under fire, the Wasp retreated to a safe harbor in Gibraltar as many of the planes it had delivered were destroyed on the ground.
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A "safe harbor" provision in the tax code requires insurers to cover these services, even if individuals or families have not reached their deductibles.
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There may be some version of a safe harbor program that would contain robust independent monitoring, adequate deterrence measures, and meaningful redress for workers.
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The telecom industry's prime concern was securing protection from liability for blocking calls in error, and the final legislative text includes a safe harbor.
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But safe harbor protections have also allowed tech companies to move slowly when it comes to taking down content like hate speech or threats.
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A division of the credit union, Safe Harbor Private Banking, provides checking accounts expressly for the marijuana industry, in clear violation of federal law.
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It gives hope to the most desperate people on earth, it guarantees that everyone is treated with dignity and gives hate no safe harbor.
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You're telling me that the law provides a safe harbor for the action of third parties and I'm telling you you're in a trust business.
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Democrats said the bill would unfairly block Syrian refugees, who are fleeing war and sometimes starvation, from finding a safe harbor in the United States.
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Although the EC, which drove the process to replace the defunct Safe Harbor, was quick to profess itself publicly satisfied with what it has seen.
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They are asking Facebook to amend its ToS to include a "Safe Harbor" policy for people using Facebook for studies that benefit the public good.
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This news release contains "forward-looking statements" that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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The EFF believes this interpretation, which it calls "legally and technically misguided," would turn a previously clear-cut safe harbor into a disastrously muddy guideline.
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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, among other things, provides "safe harbor" to third-party intermediaries so long as they comply with notice-and-takedown procedures.
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But we have recently arrived at a privacy shield agreement in Europe to replace the safe harbor agreement, which was difficult but we reached agreement.
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Investors worried about damage to the world economy sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets such as gold and U.S. Treasury bonds.
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The office is also announcing it will hold two public round-tables on the DMCA safe harbor issues in New York and California in May.
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Changing the DMCA, and specifically the rules around Safe Harbor, could have a much broader impact than just improving business for musicians on YouTube, however.
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A few brought up Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the safe harbor rule Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) badly misinterpreted during Zuckerberg's hearings.
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Negotiators from both sides of the Atlantic this weekend expressed urgency behind reaching a new Safe Harbor agreement before an end-of-the-month deadline.
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One is a tensely awaited new agreement governing how American companies can handle data belonging to Europeans, known as the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor agreement.
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Supporters have linked the measure to Safe Harbor, arguing that Europe's concerns about privacy protections in the U.S. have been a roadblock in the negotiations.
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Supporters have linked the bill to Safe Harbor, arguing that Europe's concerns about privacy protections in the U.S. have been a roadblock in the negotiations.
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But despite her assurances, European Parliament members expressed deep skepticism that a new Safe Harbor arrangement with the U.S. would stand up to legal scrutiny.
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This year we witnessed the shattering of the 15-year-old Safe Harbor between the E.U. and U.S. as a result of extensive data sharing.
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Similarly, a federal judge this week blocked his order to withhold federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities, which offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants.
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This puts the show in a similar situation to its characters, who—if they even remain alive—have all long since left any safe harbor.
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In 83, a landmark ECJ judgement overturned a long-standing EU-US data transfer mechanism, called Safe Harbor, as a result of his legal action.
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"In the current environment, Australia appears as a safe harbor — both comfortably close and far from home," said Georg Chmiel, the executive chairman of Juwai.
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Clinton has cast her candidacy — and now, perhaps, her party — as a safe harbor for voters across the political mainstream who find Mr. Trump intolerable.
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A singer with a voice that can thunder, Ally Campana (Lady Gaga) becomes Jack's safe harbor, taking on the roles of lover, partner, muse, ideal.
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But, please, we must all look for these signs in others, reach out and watch over them as we lead them to a safe harbor.
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"The safe harbor of 230 has been very important in enabling companies like ours to do proactive enforcement without increasingly our liability," Ms. Sandberg said.
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The fear of fire is a constant threat, a loss of safe harbor and refuge that, as a parent, I find especially difficult to reconcile.
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Having this safe harbor is often what gives retirees the confidence and patience required to ride out the inevitable storms that accompany their equity investments.
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The law allows "safe harbor" 401(k) plans to automatically escalate workers' contributions up to a maximum 15% savings rate, instead of the current 10%.
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The U.S.-EU privacy shield replaced the defunct Safe Harbor agreement struck down by the European Court of Justice over lack of sufficient data protections.
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Negotiators from both sides of the Atlantic this weekend expressed urgency behind reaching a new Safe Harbor agreement before an end-of-the-month deadline.
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"Let the great State of New York serve as a safe harbor for our progressive principles and social justice that made America," the governor said.
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The bill would allow "safe harbor" for financial institutions, as well as other ancillary businesses, that might conduct business with cannabis-related companies, Perlmutter said.
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Hatred of blacks, Jews, immigrants—all who are seen as "the other"—won't be accepted or tolerated or given safe harbor anywhere in this nation.
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A previous Safe Harbor pact was ruled invalid by a top European Union court in October 2015 amid concerns in Europe about U.S. Internet surveillance.
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"If ISPs lost their safe harbor protections, the incentive would be for ISPs to boot customers proactively, before they ran into any liability," Rose said.
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"Gold always shows to be a safe harbor during political instability or when wider markets are in turmoil," ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Case said.
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And while the EC pushed to negotiate a replacement arrangement, critics of the Privacy Shield have argued it contains the same problematic incompatibilities as Safe Harbor.
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The clemency decision comes amid a wave of new legal measures vacating convictions and expunging criminal records of child-trafficking victims, often called safe harbor laws.
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The dismissal hinges on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the much-cited Safe Harbor clause that protects online platforms from many forms of liability.
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If Mr. Biden is still hoping to turn his fortunes around in South Carolina, Ms. Warren's campaign does not have a similar state for safe harbor.
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In many ways, rapidly implementing a new Safe Harbor agreement is far more critical for small businesses, and the consumers they serve, than for large companies.
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Shortly after SESTA was introduced, the Wikimedia Foundation argued that user-submission projects like Wikipedia simply couldn't exist without Section 230's strong Safe Harbor provisions.
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Video rental stores, be they Blockbusters or independent outfits, were a lighthouse in a storm, a place that could show you a passage to safe harbor.
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So they're asking Congress for a four-year antitrust safe harbor that would allow them to work together to negotiate better deals with major internet platforms.
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" The president also said the sanctuary policies are wrong because they provide a "safe harbor to some of the most vicious and violent offenders on earth.
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Cuba was America's nearest Cold War enemy, and the US made a point of offering safe harbor to political dissidents fleeing communist regimes in Latin America.
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The policy weakened Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which provides a vital safe harbor for web platforms, but is under fire from conservative lawmakers.
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Despite its critics, the Commission continues pressing ahead, asserting in a statement today that the Privacy Shield is "fundamentally different" to the old Safe Harbor regime.
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Historically, this had been done via "Safe Harbor," a way companies in the US handling Europeans' data could self-certify as complying with Europe's stricter regulations.
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Darren Soto (D-Fla.), to reinstate the rule's safe harbor provision, which allows parties to avoid penalties by withdrawing or correcting a claim within 14 days.
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The Sacramento judge said she has tried to tackle problems that make children vulnerable to sex traffickers since California became a safe harbor state last month.
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Sanctuary cities generally offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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The agency emphasized that the program "would not provide a safe harbor from consumer protection requirements," meaning that applicable laws would be enforced if banks participate.
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Privacy/data protection/security: For U.S. companies operating in the EU, the ending of the Trans-Atlantic Safe Harbor Treaty was a blow to their operations.
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Promises alone will not convince the public, my fellow lawmakers, and – critically – the European Court of Justice, which invalidated the previous "Safe Harbor" arrangement last October.
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While removing safe harbor for rebates to PBMs, the rule would allow rebates to be passed directly to patients — ultimately lowering their out-of-pocket costs.
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Rising borrowing costs and higher prices for commodities could take a chunk out of corporate earnings and redirect investments into bonds and other safe harbor assets.
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The court decision stated that the Safe Harbor did not provide "adequate protection" for European citizens' data, citing – among other things – the lack of judicial redress.
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Thousands of U.S. companies, a majority of them small enterprises, relied on the Safe Harbor to legally transfer data from the EU to the United States.
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But it should make Congress more willing to allow Syrian refugees who are the survivors of this genocide to find safe harbor in the United States.
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S. data transfer deal to replace Safe Harbor — although it is not clear whether that agreement, called Privacy Shield, will pass muster with the CJEU either.
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Last year, he assumed command of the Freddie Mercury film, " Bohemian Rhapsody ," and steered it to a safe harbor, after the previous director walked the plank.
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This situation recently led a group representing more than 2,000 U.S. newspapers to ask Congress for an antitrust safe harbor against what it considers a "duopoly."
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And it really is about re-weaving that social fabric that holds a society together: honesty, decency, hope, leaving nobody behind, giving hate no safe harbor.
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If it stays within the safe harbor, a company can repurchase its stock in massive amounts without fear of being charged with manipulating the stock's price.
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U.S. stocks surged to record highs, while Asian equities rose to an eight-month peak, making safe-harbor risk-off assets such as gold less appealing.
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Flashback: You might remember Schrems from launching the case that upended the previous agreement that governed data flows between the U.S. and Europe, the Safe Harbor.
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Some participants dinged internet service providers or companies like Google for allegedly tolerating copyright infringement — characterizing safe harbor rules as a handout for big tech companies.
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The app has provided a safe harbor for extremists who found themselves exiled from mainstream social media and adrift when 8chan was taken offline in June.
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European Union data protection authorities have given Brussels and Washington until the end of January to strike a new Safe Harbor agreement for transferring personal data.
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That's why expanding the safe harbor to give plans the option to include high-value clinical services and medications for chronic conditions makes so much sense.
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Our legislation removes that risk and uncertainty by providing criminal and civil "safe harbor" protections for depository institutions which provide services to a legitimate marijuana business.
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Safe Harbor has closed three other accounts after members broke various credit-union rules, indicating that they weren't willing to be fully transparent with their bankers.
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The safe harbor that we drafted, again, it's focused only on public information, and then it requires journalists and researchers to observe certain safeguards or limitations.
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"The market has been tipping it as an easing of trade friction, so we have seen a rotation out of safe harbor trade, albeit temporarily," Halley added.
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Progress has been made to improve on the Safe Harbor agreement but this is insufficient to ensure the legal certainty required for the transfer of personal data.
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Sanctuary cities in general offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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There are even safe harbor laws shielding it from liability for transmitting the things provided by and through those services — because ISPs have no control over them!
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For instance, the distance between where Shell was operating last year and the nearest safe harbor at Dutch Harbor, Alaska was between 800 and 900 nautical miles.
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Twitter has fended off a number of similar lawsuits by appealing to the US safe harbor provision, which has no clear equivalent in EU or UK law.
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"Basically, the big companies already knew that Safe Harbor wasn't a stable solution, so they typically had a second method of transporting data as well," he explained.
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Charter will have to argue that it took meaningful steps to fight piracy — and that it deserves the safe harbor that was denied to those other ISPs.
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SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce advocated for a safe harbor approach to cryptocurrencies and digital tokens, while speaking on Tuesday at Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, Colo.
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Following a citizen complaint involving Facebook, the European Court of Justice ruled in October that the US-EU Safe Harbor agreement, in place since 2000, was invalid.
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The focus instead was on drawing a stark contrast with Donald Trump and charting a safe harbor for Independents and Republicans wary of him to back Clinton.
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Model contract clauses are one of the alternative data transfer mechanisms that thousands of companies fell back on when that prior arrangement, Safe Harbor, was struck down.
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"Sanctuary cities" in general offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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It has been described as a "safe-harbor" for racists, white-nationalists, and white supremacists to express their views and spread conspiracy theories, Islamophobia, and anti-Semitism.
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Thousands of companies, including tech giants like Facebook and nontech businesses like Pfizer, had relied on the so-called safe harbor agreement to run their daily operations.
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However the ECJ strike down of Safe Harbor brought fresh imperative to the process, and the EC set a three month deadline to agree a new deal.
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But the bills also poke a huge hole in a famous and longstanding "safe harbor" rule of the internet: Section 2000 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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That's a dangerous place for a healthy democracy to be -- awash in a sea of half-truths and spin with no agreed-upon safe harbor to seek.
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For regulators, Snowden's revelations both undermined confidence in existing legislation (the U.S./EU Safe Harbor) and spurred additional regulation — notably the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Judges in safe-harbor states can demonstrate how providing services is an effective alternative to punishment, said Stacy Boulware Eurie, a juvenile-court state judge in California.
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Legal experts told the Wall Street Journal that some of hesitancy on Privacy Shield may be due concerns that it could be soon invalidated, like Safe Harbor.
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Only an expert sailor knows how to navigate the hidden shoals and reefs of the law, knows how to find safe harbor even in a vicious storm.
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However, instead of offering safe harbor, the government has done everything it can to force them out, including secretly funneling them into the hands of human traffickers.
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For instance, our country's conflicts with Europe over the US–EU Safe Harbor will only be quelled if Europeans are satisfied that US businesses are adequately overseen.
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Under the act's "safe harbor" provisions, any service or site that makes a minimal effort to address these notices is immune from liability for piracy or theft.
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Europe's high court struck down its Safe Harbor agreement in October over privacy concerns, leaving the 4,400 firms that had relied on it scrambling for legal alternatives.
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But, unexpectedly, Labor Department safe-harbor rules provided for these automatic rollover IRAs to be invested solely in capital-preservation money market funds or certificates of deposits.
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S. Privacy Shield, will prevent a potentially catastrophic disruption to transatlantic trade by providing regulatory certainty to the over 22019,000 firms that had relied on Safe Harbor.
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The old Safe Harbor arrangement was used by over 4,000 companies, from hospitality to social media, to meet Europe's more stringent privacy requirements for handling citizens' data.
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The therapeutic use of cannabis by veterans follows this trend and members of Congress should follow their lead and pass the Veterans Medical Marijuana Safe Harbor Act.
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Germany's privacy watchdog is preparing to fine three companies for relying on the now-defunct Safe Harbor agreement to handle European Union citizens' data, according to Fortune.
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S. Privacy Shield, will prevent a potentially catastrophic disruption to transatlantic trade by providing regulatory certainty to the over 4,000 firms that had relied on Safe Harbor.
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This raises a question as to whether Section 512's safe harbor should continue to apply to user-upload websites in the same manner it does today.
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These rules were updated in 2003 and don't include any limits on executives using buybacks and the safe harbor as a chance to cash out their shares.
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Meanwhile, the privacy regulators have been analyzing different legal alternatives to Safe Harbor, which allowed U.S. companies to "self-certify" that they met Europe's stricter privacy standards.
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They hope that a new Safe Harbor will bring the assurances that the tech and business community have been seeking since the original framework was struck down.
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In the meantime the more than 4,000 companies which were using Safe Harbor to govern their transatlantic data flows have had to fall back on alternative mechanisms.
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"After eight days of waiting for a safe harbor, after countless attempts to convince states to care for 104 people, tonight the weather has decided," he tweeted.
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A fleet of refugee ships appears off the coast of France, asking for safe harbor, but it soon becomes apparent that the ship is a Trojan horse.
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Mr. Mnuchin floated a vague compromise on a "safe harbor" provision, in which some companies could agree to pay more in taxes in exchange for financial certainty.
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Chapman still energizes crowds in the ninth inning, and Reyes — his hapless April aside — has found a safe harbor in Flushing, where fans remember his past success.
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After that ruling, many prosecutors and government watchdogs expressed anxiety that the court had created a safe harbor for a subtle, wink-and-nod version of corruption.
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Failure to meet the safe harbor doesn't mean you can't claim the deduction, but it does mean the burden of proof is on you if you're audited.
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A safe harbor allows regulators to assess whether an innovation complies with existing statutes and regulations and, if so, to grant that innovation protection from regulatory liability.
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"If you're in the United States and you hack a company, you're going to get caught, so you have to live in a safe harbor," Mandia said.
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One such approach might allow for a safe harbor for trades which account for less than a certain percentage of a bank affiliate's revenue or asset holdings.
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In October 2015, Europe's highest court struck down Safe Harbor largely on account of U.S. surveillance practices, throwing billions of dollars in trans-Atlantic data-related commerce.
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The U.S. newspaper industry is still waiting on Congress for a proposed temporary safe harbor that would allow it to bargain as a group against big tech companies.
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Trump issued an executive order in January targeting funding for cities that offer illegal immigrants safe harbor by declining to use municipal resources to enforce federal immigration laws.
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The bill, which gives small publishers a four-year safe harbor to band together to negotiate with online platforms, won industry backing at an antitrust subcommittee hearing Tuesday.
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In trying to address the problem left by the original drafters, Congress was aware it couldn't create a safe-harbor defining who is and who isn't an affiliate.
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Protective nets provide safe harbor for swimmers, and "vigies", volunteer underwater bodyguards, serve as lookouts for surfers, allowing them to take advantage of the island's world class waves.
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But she held that the safe harbor was not applicable to recordings from before 1972, the year Congress first included them in the scope of federal copyright law.
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One lawmaker, Javi Lopez of Spain, said authorities in Spain were studying the possibility of taking in the migrants since Malta and Italy weren&apost providing safe harbor.
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Malta last week gave the ship safe harbor but only after Italy and seven other nations agreed to each take some of the migrants, in addition to Malta.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and federal securities laws.
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Instead of punishing the people who come to our shores seeking safe harbor, our leaders should focus on preventing the crises that create refugees in the first place.
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The bill, just this week signed into law, effectively removes the "safe harbor" enjoyed by internet companies protecting them from having liability for the actions of their users.
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FOSTA/SESTA clarified a so-called safe harbor provision of the 1996 Communication Decency Act that said internet sites could not be held responsible for user-generated content.
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It's also why federal rules shield jury deliberations from public view, thereby preserving safe harbor for the messy process by which "any prepossessions" might inform a just verdict.
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Musk announced his intent to privatized Tesla in a tweet, and his tweets may not be afforded safe harbor since they weren't accompanied by cautionary statements, Diamond says.
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It is protected from the consequences of its users' speech by a provision of the 1996 act that defines social media platforms as a "safe harbor" for speech.
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A rental property that you also use personally isn't eligible for the safe harbor, which could make things uncertain for people who lease out basements or vacation homes.
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However, Zuckerberg put the kibosh on researchers' and journalists' recent plea to create safe harbor for entities outside of Zuckerberg's handpicked crew to still use Facebook for research.
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The safe-harbor practice does not apply to the federal tax credit for residential projects, which also begins to step down next year and expires completely in 2022.
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The Safe Harbor agreement allowed U.S. companies to transfer European citizens' data to America, provided where it was being sent to had privacy protections that met EU standards.
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FDA has issued "safe harbor" policies that allow the sharing of scientific and medical journal articles and other materials describing off-label use if certain conditions are met.
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For more than four decades — through both Democratic and Republican administrations — the U.S. refugee resettlement program has given safe harbor to some of the world's most vulnerable people.
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Others suggested that the regulators create a safe harbor that allows low- and middle-income taxpayers with rental income to take the deduction if they meet certain conditions.
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A similar approach to Volcker could establish a safe harbor for firms to feel secure that bank regulators won't second guess otherwise legitimate hedging and market making activity.
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Importantly, the lead EU negotiators have pointed to the Judicial Redress Act as one of several key elements necessary for the successful conclusion of the Safe Harbor negotiations.
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Both Commerce Department and European Commission leaders insisted the new legal framework -- which replaces a recently-invalidated agreement known as Safe Harbor -- will stand up to court scrutiny.
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And so what if we took on this system directly, by having the federal government reexamine the current safe harbor for drug rebates under the Anti-Kickback Statute?
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Companies such as Facebook were forced to switch to alternative mechanisms to govern data transfers after the prior data transfer deal, Safe Harbor, was struck down last year.
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I see no way that the CJEU can say that model contracts are valid if they killed Safe Harbor based on the existence of these US surveillance laws.
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More companies have signed up to the scheme in its first year than signed up to Safe Harbor in its first 10 years of operation, Jourova said today.
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Both Commerce Department and European Commission leaders insisted the new legal framework — which replaces a recently-invalidated agreement known as Safe Harbor — will stand up to court scrutiny.
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Other companies, like Dropbox, Mozilla and Tesla, go further by offering "safe harbor" provisions by promising not to take legal action against researchers who act in good faith.
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Standard safe harbor provisions in legislation could permit companies to be designated trusted intermediaries that properly safeguard information, following strict guidelines and audits on data protection and privacy.
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No law should block the path of justice to investigate a crime scene, nor grant safe harbor to an organization facilitating nearly every aspect of the criminal sequence.
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Other countries' efforts to force tech companies to purge more questionable content from their platforms by changing similar safe harbor protections have faced criticism for chilling free speech.
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These oversight systems facilitate the identification of safety hazards – real and potential — in a safe harbor that is free from the fear of reprisal, public humiliation, or litigation.
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" "I personally will not support any funding bill that does not include a safe harbor for DREAMers — and I will work to have others join me in opposition.
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"Hong Kong was a safe harbor, protected by anti-aircraft guns, where Japanese ships could get respite but that also made it a big target," he told CNN.
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Safe harbor laws also exist in the United States — under the Communications Decency Act — and India's version of the protections are part of the 2000 Information Technology Act.
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However, it also included a "safe harbor" provision granting protection from liability for companies that maintain online platforms that feature user-contributed content for acts of copyright infringement.
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One would limit the ability to sue in U.S. courts to citizens of countries already in an international data deal with the United States, such as Safe Harbor.
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Doctors also need a genuine safe harbor in the law when they prescribe in good faith, either in this kind of "low-threshold" addiction care or for pain.
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In private, executives have been lobbying against it, warning lawmakers it could harm Hong Kong's reputation as a safe harbor in which to base their China and Asia headquarters.
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Celsion wishes to inform readers that forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
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He described the safe harbor from fines as reasonable and the grant of rulemaking authority to the FTC as crucial for the legislation to keep up with new technology.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie projects developers will safe harbor roughly 225 gigawatts of U.S. solar installations, representing nearly $2000 billion of investment in coming years to maximize their tax credits.
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The SEC declined to comment on the petition, but had itself suggested allowing midpoint share buybacks in 2010 as part of a proposed revamp of the safe harbor rules.
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Meanwhile Japan signaled it was ready to intervene in the currency market if excessive gains by the yen, another traditional safe harbor, threatened to hurt its export-reliant economy.
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In the meanwhile businesses have had to scramble to fall back on alternative mechanisms, after the certainty of the Safe Harbor self-certification data transfer regime evaporated last year.
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Those updates included proposed guidance on the tax break for rental real estate owners — a safe harbor they can follow to be sure they qualify for the 20% deduction.
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The News Media Alliance (NMA), a newspaper trade group that represents over 2,000 newspapers in the U.S., is asking Congress for an antitrust safe harbor against Google and Facebook.
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The Japanese yen, considered a safe-harbor in times of tumult, rose with the dollar fetching 118.59 yen, compared with around 119.15 yen before the news on North Korea.
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Consultancy Wood Mackenzie projects developers will "safe harbor" roughly 225 gigawatts of U.S. solar installations, representing nearly $2000 billion of investment in coming years to maximize their tax credits.
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One of several privacy probes The invalidation of Safe Harbor provided the basis for CNIL's order, though Facebook has said its data transfers are in accordance with EU law.
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The old Safe Harbor arrangement was used by over 4,85033 companies, from the hospitality industry to social media, to meet Europe's more stringent privacy requirements for handling citizens' data.
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One of Aduviri's attorneys, Aldo Valdivia, said he continues to deny any wrongdoing and is at an undisclosed "safe harbor" while he resists a judicial process he considers unfair.
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"I am convinced that passing the Judicial Redress Act will build much-needed goodwill with our European allies who are currently negotiating the new Safe Harbor agreement," Hatch said.
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At issue is the recently invalidated Safe Harbor agreement, which allowed U.S. firms to handle European citizens' data by "self-certifying" that they met Europe's more stringent privacy requirements.
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The first would clarify and streamline the safe-harbor rules for employers to follow when evaluating the financial strength of insurers that provide protected lifetime income solutions through annuities.
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The U.S. and the European Union have been working to develop a new Safe Harbor framework since Europe's high court invalidated the original pact over privacy concerns last October.
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Many plans offer a safe harbor company match or nonelective contribution that allow highly compensated employees to defer the maximum due, as the nondiscrimination testing is a deemed pass.
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"If there is a Safe Harbor deal done next week it's a whole new ball game, if the DPAs actually do go after these companies," an industry source said.
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Privacy concerns In the 2015 case, Schrems convinced the court to strike down an agreement known as Safe Harbor that allowed EU data to flow to the United States.
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Europe's high court struck down the so-called Safe Harbor agreement in October over privacy concerns, leaving the 21625,2900 firms that had relied on it scrambling for legal alternatives.
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Social media companies are protected from the legal consequences of users posting harmful material by laws like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's "safe harbor" provision and the First Amendment.
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The court that invalidated Safe Harbor will now have to consider how its follow up meshes with several similar points of law vis-a-vis US mass surveillance practices.
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It has been at sea for two weeks, awaiting instructions for a safe harbor at which to disembark the migrants, which it picked up in international waters off Libya.
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Such a provision would provide safe harbor to U.S. exchanges while allowing investment banks and pension funds to invest in U.S. cannabis operators compliant with state and federal laws.
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"Zawiya is a safe harbor," the commander said, and instructed him to radio the harbor master and ask for a Captain Ramzi, the head of the local coast guard.
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One, an Austrian student named Max Schrems, who persuaded the European Court of Justice to strike down a safe harbor and pushed the US government to strengthen privacy protection.
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Pets are taking on a greater significance in our society and in many peoples' lives, providing a safe harbor of loyal companionship when human interactions become tricky or exhausting.
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The old Safe Harbor arrangement was used by over 4,000 companies, from hospitality chains to social media firms, to meet Europe's more stringent privacy requirements for handling citizens' data.
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New York City, Philadelphia and Seattle all have considered retirement plans taking advantage of the Labor Department rule — what they call a "safe harbor" — that Republicans seek to reverse.
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Congress should amend the DMCA to ensure application of the safe harbor only to truly good-faith intermediaries, denying protections to infringers and those who build businesses around infringement.
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The old Safe Harbor arrangement was used by over 4,2023 companies, from the hospitality industry to social media, to meet Europe's more stringent privacy requirements for handling citizens' data.
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As a start-up entrepreneur, Behzadzadeh nursed a swelling grudge against the contractors and vendors who nickeled and dimed him, he thought, at every turn — maybe even Safe Harbor.
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Just last month, after a client was caught up in a police investigation, Safe Harbor had to review the account to make sure bankers hadn't missed any suspicious activity.
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Meanwhile, the annuity provision creates a so-called safe harbor that protects 401(k) plan sponsors from the risks associated with the long-range nature of an annuity investment.
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Sanctuary cities are local jurisdictions that generally give undocumented immigrants safe harbor by refusing to use their resources to help enforce federal immigration laws that could lead to deportations.
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As an example, after revelations about how the NSA obtains and analyzes mass amounts of private citizens' communications, last year the European Court of Justice invalidated the Safe Harbor agreement between the U.S. and the EU. For larger companies, the death of Safe Harbor was certainly inconvenient, but the impact was relatively manageable, because these companies have global legal teams and are resourced to deal with the resulting legal and operational repercussions.
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In what S&P Global Ratings senior analyst Deep Banerjee told The WSJ was "an unusual concept," the group is using a structure called Safe Harbor to provide the funds.
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The order also instructs the Pentagon and State Department to begin planning for "safe zones" inside Syria, which would provide safe harbor for civilians in the civil war-torn nation.
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Those who previously relied on Safe Harbor were largely left with only one option for doing business in the EU: sign model contractual clauses with each and every EU customer.
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Why it matters: As the national conversation on tech gear-shifts from admiration to regulation, Apple hopes to carve out a safe harbor by positioning itself as a privacy champion.
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The result would be a major exception to existing Safe Harbor provisions, and has been opposed by groups like the EFF and ACLU for its potential impact on online speech.
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On Friday, he advised investors that "cash will be a wonderful safe harbor," adding that owing a little gold and some Treasurys also seem like good ideas in this environment.
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Two Italian naval vessels on Wednesday were escorting the ship to Spain after the Socialist government of new Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stepped up and offered the Aquarius safe harbor.
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In his ruling, he said the "plaintiffs here have shown a credible threat that the recount, if delayed, would not be completed by the 'safe harbor' day," according to Politico.
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Too many still deny the dignity of transgender people, question the intentions of LGBT immigrants seeking safe harbor, and perceive an insurmountable divide between LGBT communities and communities of faith.
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It is widely expected to face legal challenges from privacy advocates, including the activist who brought the original case that led to the termination of the old Safe Harbor deal.
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The HIPAA de-identification safe harbor permits organizations to freely aggregate, transfer, and even sell data when specific identifiers are removed from a record, without having to comply with HIPAA.
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HIPAA de-identification safe harbor provisions permit organizations to freely aggregate, transfer, and even sell data when specific identifiers are removed from a record — without having to comply with HIPAA.
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The court, the European Court of Justice, also invalidated the so-called safe harbor agreement that permitted technology giants and 4,000 other companies to routinely move data across the Atlantic.
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Without the safe harbor provisions afforded website owners under Section 230, many experts believe that no law would exist to protect them from being held liable for user-generated content.
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Finally, get states with many small colleges to establish "safe harbor" provisions for trustees that provide a framework that will protect them from last-minute attempts to undo their plans.
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Investors worried about the outlook for the world economy sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets such as gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, while dumping riskier shares.
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For Max Schrems, the Austrian complainant in the case against Facebook over its use of model clauses, the existing system offers no better protection than the Safe Harbor agreement did.
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" Alternatively, Representative Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland, said Mr. Hoyer could be a bridge to the next generation, describing him as a "safe harbor in a fluid and unpredictable situation.
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"Mexico and Canada looked like a safe harbor because you just signed U.S.M.C.A.," said Philip Levy, a senior fellow on the global economy at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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The executives said they could be open to further reforms to a law that provides a safe harbor from liability to internet companies, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
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Mr. Bloomberg's presence has acted as something of a potential safe harbor for more moderate donors concerned about both Mr. Sanders's strong showing in Iowa and Mr. Biden's weak one.
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Denton allegedly said he feels he's been successful in protecting the jobs of his employees and getting Gawker to a "safe harbor," according to a source familiar with his thinking.
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The group is rallying support for News Media Alliance's anti-trust safe harbor bill, which would allow them to team up and negotiate with Facebook and Google as a unit.
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Amending our bankruptcy safe harbor laws to compel counterparties who are out of the money against a failed entity to self-report would dramatically speed the return of funds. 4.
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" It also criticized the qualified mortgage loan change as a dramatic expansion that "gives lenders a major safe harbor for nontraditional underwriting practices reminiscent of those that caused the crisis.
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One of the lawmakers, Javi Lopez, a Spaniard, said that authorities in Spain were studying the possibility of taking in the migrants since Malta and Italy weren&apost providing safe harbor.
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Wisconsin must now meet a deadline of completing a vote recount by December 13th in order for its votes to be counted at all, thanks to a federal safe harbor law.
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Multi-channel networks acted as a safe harbor: the company protected the creator from copyright infringement issues or other possible hurdles, and guaranteed a YouTuber would receive ads on their videos.
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Thus, it didn't qualify for the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's so-called "safe harbor" protection, which grants a measure of legal immunity to ISPs that make adequate efforts to curb piracy.
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For startups, the obvious advice is to just consult your attorney and consider the tradeoffs of having a very clean safe harbor versus more work around regulatory filings to stay stealthy.
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At that point talks to update Safe Harbor had already been going on for several years, ever since the 2013 Snowden revelations disclosed the extent of government agencies' access to data.
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Microsoft has in fact continued to live up to all of its commitments under the Safe Harbor Framework, even as the European and U.S. representatives worked toward the new Privacy Shield.
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Judicial consensus, at the moment, is that as long as marijuana remains a controlled substance under federal law, businesses in the industry can't avail themselves of the safe harbor of bankruptcy.
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Lawyers and rights activists say neither Mexico or Guatemala offer adequate conditions to provide safe harbor for many asylum-seekers, or strong enough institutions to process large numbers of asylum claims.
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But no discussion of stamping out this threat would be complete without mentioning the government that gives terrorists all three—safe harbor, financial backing, and the social standing needed for recruitment.
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PAC dollars will go towards supporting members of Congress that support NMA's two biggest issues: A safe harbor exemption to compete against Google and Facebook and stopping Canadian news print tariffs.
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I would argue for stronger, industry-wide measures: a complete repeal of the safe harbor provisions of the DMCA and a prohibition on any unauthorized uploading of the property of others.
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The IRS on Friday issued a separate proposed guidance item that provides a safe harbor that taxpayers can follow to ensure that their rental real-estate activity qualifies for the deduction.
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In recent weeks, the Judicial Redress Act was also drawn into the tense negotiations over another transatlantic data sharing agreement, the so-called Safe Harbor pact, which was invalidated last fall.
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Perhaps we can park "The Voyeur's Motel" in the safe harbor of the memoir, which in recent years has been freed from the necessity of having to tell the absolute truth.
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Instead, it would give collection attorneys a "safe harbor" from liability for false information as long as they review vague and unspecified "information" and somehow "determine" that the lawsuit is warranted.
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The new deal became necessary after Europe's highest court ruled last year that the previous one — known as Safe Harbor — was invalid because it did not sufficiently protect Europeans' privacy rights.
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It provides absolute safe harbor protection for an internet provider that makes millions in profits while pretending that they are unaware that they are facilitating prostitution, sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
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"It is evident that we will sanction any transfers of personal data which are solely based on the old Safe Harbor decision," said Johannes Caspar, head of Germany's data protection authority.
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At issue is a recently-invalidated agreement known as Safe Harbor, which allowed U.S. firms to handle European citizens' data by "self-certifying" that they met Europe's more stringent privacy requirements.
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EU data protection authorities have been deciding how to regulate transatlantic data transfers since the European Court of Justice last year struck down a Safe Harbor agreement, citing U.S. surveillance concerns.
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Monday's accord aims to end a situation where migrants are stranded at sea on rescue boats, sometimes for several weeks, while EU governments haggle over who should provide a safe harbor.
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The world hasn't seen such staggering numbers of people fleeing violence, persecution and desperation since World War II — and countries that had offered safe harbor are beginning to turn them away.
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Six banks and credit unions in six states will begin taking on customers this month, including a credit union in Colorado to serve the customers that Safe Harbor no longer can.
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Italy refused to let the ship before Malta last week provided ship safe harbor on the condition that Italy and seven other nations would each take in some of the rescued passengers.
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The Lifeline rescued 234 migrants in waters off Libya, and Malta last week gave the ship safe harbor after diplomatic wrangling and eight other nations agreed to take some of the rescued.
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On appeal, the music companies argued Pauley wrongly concluded pretrial that MP3tunes was eligible for safe harbor protection under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by implementing a policy for terminating repeat infringers.
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It's a complicated issue because given that the U.S. Treasuries are the safe harbor around the world, just because we would take action doesn't mean the world is going to go along.
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By providing Trump cover, these conservatives — some of whom once identified as NeverTrumpers — are aiding and abetting Trump's assault on America's historic status as a welcoming safe harbor for immigrants and refugees.
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The SEC ruling in the Tesla case suggests that for the CEO and his or her phone to qualify for a similar safe harbor similar controls and cautionary statements would be required.
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Even the most bland, directionless sax solo over the most generic 80s electro-pop tune has an emotional depth and safe harbor to it that I could never finagle language to describe.
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Rothken said the lower-court judge made an error of law in his ruling, and that broad safe-harbor provisions protect internet service providers from the types of charges his clients face.
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He sought support for his own legislation that seeks to force asylum seekers to apply for American safe harbor at home, immediately deport unaccompanied minors and increase detention time for migrant children.
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The new so-called safe harbor agreement is needed after the European Court of Justice ruled last year that Europeans' digital data was not sufficiently protected when transferred to the United States.
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We worked closely with the private sector as well as other parts of our government to really make sure that we could put a privacy shield or Safe Harbor back in place.
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That was negotiated following the demise of its predecessor Safe Harbor, in 2015, also via a Schrems legal challenge, going on to launch in August 2016 — despite ongoing concerns from data experts.
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Max Schrems, a privacy lawyer whose case against Facebook invalidated the original Safe Harbor, slammed Privacy Shield in a statement, and expects it to end up right back in the European courts.
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The Trump administration has targeted sanctuary cities, which generally offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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We are watching a remake, with border adjustment playing the part of safe-harbor leasing, and 15 percent coming back with plenty of makeup to reprise its ebullient performance as 15 percent.
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The bill is seen by many as an important good-faith effort that would help U.S. negotiators reach a deal on a new Safe Harbor agreement with the EU before a Jan.
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It replaces a 6900 agreement known as Safe Harbor that was struck down over concerns that U.S. surveillance practices infringed on a right to privacy that is sacrosanct under the EU Charter.
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Schrems launched a similar case against an earlier treaty between the United States and European Union to cover cross-border data storage known as Safe Harbor, which the European courts eventually nixed.
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Privacy advocate Max Schrems, the man who effectively brought down Safe Harbor by lodging a privacy complaint against Facebook, has similar complaints against the company still pending in Ireland, Germany and Belgium.
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Too many of our trading partners employ overbroad safe harbor provisions that deny copyright holders for music, television, film, and written works the ability to protect their work from infringing activities online.
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According to the Data Commissioner, the three firms continued to transfer personal data under the so-called Safe Harbor agreement after it was struck down by the EU high court last fall.
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Details of the proposed rule have not yet been made public, but its title on the OMB site refers to removing the safe harbor protection for rebates from the anti-kickback law.
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Congress last year approved legislation to create a fund for victims of sex trafficking and give prioritize states for federal grants if they establish "safe harbor" laws for child victims of trafficking.
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Jackson said he thinks the SEC should update its rules so that the safe harbor is denied to businesses that allow executives to use a stock buyback to sell their own shares.
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That led to senior European judges invalidating the so-called safe harbor data-transfer agreement between the two regions, increasing uncertainty over how companies like Facebook could move data across the Atlantic.
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The final deal is widely expected to face legal challenges from privacy advocates, including the activist who brought the original case that led to the termination of the old Safe Harbor deal.
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A new European Union law called Article 17 essentially eradicates safe harbor and requires that they've made their "best effort" to get licenses from rights holders for all content on their platform.
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Now that four passengers have died onboard and at least two people have tested positive for COVID-19, it is unclear whether the ship will find safe harbor in the Sunshine State.
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Nevertheless, our fight to further improve compensation and control for our songwriters and artists continues to be hindered by the leverage that 'safe harbor' laws provide YouTube and other user-uploaded services.
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U.S. banking law offers financial institutions no safe harbor from allegations that their overdraft policies are unclear or misleading, a federal appeals court held on Tuesday in a case of first impression.
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Companies file lawsuits against YouTube instead of signing deals, and a flood of legal challenges from content-holders threatens to damage the platform's safe harbor status under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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The organizations argued that safe harbor liability protections have been fundamental to the growth of the internet in India — which has emerged as the last great growth market for internet companies globally.
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It could have been a career-ender, too, if HBO hadn't provided Mr. Maher with safe harbor and a new show, "Real Time," which has an audience of about 4.5 million viewers.
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While businesses certainly would like a one-size-fits-all federal law to pre-empt state laws, it would offer tech companies safe harbor from more aggressive privacy-legislating states like California.
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It replaces a 2000 agreement known as Safe Harbor that was struck down over concerns that U.S. surveillance practices infringed on a right to privacy that is sacrosanct under the EU Charter.
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The bill would give citizens from approved EU countries the right to enforce their data protection rights in U.S. courts and is seen as critical to securing a new Safe Harbor agreement.
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Now, Oliver told him, he would have to withdraw money from Safe Harbor and hire an armored car to deliver the cash and fill the A.T.M.; he couldn't even touch it himself.
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Under Trump and Sessions, the federal government has sought to crack down on sanctuary cities, which generally offer illegal immigrants safe harbor by declining to use municipal resources to enforce federal immigration laws.
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The prior Safe Harbor agreement was struck down after a legal challenge focused on U.S. government agencies' bulk data collection programs; yet Privacy Shield still allows for bulk collection for national security purposes.
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The city is one of the least affordable housing markets in North America, a crisis that experts say is fueled by investors, who have long viewed real estate here as a safe harbor.
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He won the surprising judgment last October when the European Court of Justice knocked down the 15-year-old Safe Harbor agreement governing data transfers between the European Union and the United States.
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Margaret Sullivan reports that publishers have gained bipartisan support for a measure that would grant them a safe harbor exemption from antitrust laws in order to negotiate collectively against Google and Facebook: Sen.
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Some of that was a function of a Second Amendment-friendly record that Sanders has since softened, and some of it was a function of anti-Clinton voters looking for a safe harbor.
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" A non-profit called As You Sow filed legal action against Soylent due to the lead levels in their Soylent 353 powder, which were "12 to 25 times above California's Safe Harbor level.
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Pillowfort emerged as a potential safe harbor via word of mouth on social media; the site allows NSFW content to be posted with few restrictions, as long as it doesn't break any laws.
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The migrants, stuck at sea since Saturday after Italy and Malta refused them permission to dock in their ports, are now heading for Spain, where the prime minister has offered them safe harbor.
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Last October, citing Edward Snowden's revelations about mass surveillance by US authorities, an EU court struck down the Safe Harbor Decision, a move that could have opened tech companies to investigations and lawsuits.
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"There is a legal uncertainty of the future of this arrangement because we saw what happened with Safe Harbor," said Omer Tene, vice president of research at the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
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Every day hundreds of persons, ranging from infants and toddlers to adolescents and adults, flee violence, oppression, and economic desperation from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, seeking safe harbor in the United States.
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Hudson most recently was senior vice president of government affairs at the Direct Marketing Association and focused on postal, privacy, data security, tax, mobile tracking, data brokers and European Union-Safe Harbor matters.
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Financial advisor George Reilly, a principal at Safe Harbor Financial Advisors, said his clients include a retired married couple who share their love for history as tour guides in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Democrats have pounced on the cutbacks, warning that the administration is undermining the country's historic role and international credibility as the world's safe-harbor for threatened populations and a champion of human rights.
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First, Congress should update the safe harbor rules of the copyright act to achieve the balance that was intended: protecting creators with effective tools in exchange for not burdening Internet companies with liability.
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The ruling left the 85033,400 companies — from travel firms to social media — that relied on Safe Harbor to handle European citizens' data scrambling for legal alternatives that many say are cumbersome and expensive.
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The agreement was designed by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the European Commission and approved last July, replacing the Safe Harbor agreement that was struck down by the European Court of Justice.
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Pross also noted that giving banks and credit unions a safe harbor to serve cannabis companies can provide law enforcement with a steady stream of data to help snuff out potential illegal activity.
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The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday afternoon that his country would give "safe harbor" to the Aquarius after both Italy and Malta refused to let the ship disembark on its shores.
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Ongoing talks led by the Commerce Department and the EU Commission have attempted to find a solution for the 6900,2628 firms that had relied on Safe Harbor to transfer data across the Atlantic.
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Even should Pritzker and Jourova manage to reach an agreement by Tuesday, experts warn that Safe Harbor 2.0 is likely to end up in court over the same concerns that plagued its predecessor.
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While the bill is a prerequisite for a separate agreement pending between the U.S. and EU, on data sharing between law enforcement, it is not a red line in the Safe Harbor negotiations.
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They say the bill's real impact is more broad than just Safe Harbor — its value is to the overall health of the relationship between the U.S. and the EU, tarnished by Snowden's disclosures.
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But critics have long warned that the replacement deal — a written commitment made at the cabinet level, but not a formal treaty — could be struck down as summarily as the old Safe Harbor.
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The tactic rubbed many in Europe the wrong way, including privacy advocate Max Schrems, the man who effectively brought down Safe Harbor by lodging the original complaint, against Facebook, with the Irish DPA.
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FreedomWorks, which rightly cast Hawley's bill as "government controlling online speech," isn't the only right-wing organization to recognize the threat dismantling this safe harbor poses, as TechDirt's Mike Masnick reported this June.
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Fearful that the Guatemalan authorities would not be able to protect them from the gang member's long reach, Yovani and his wife elected to seek safe harbor with trusted relatives in Honduras instead.
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What they're saying: The papers want Congress to move quickly on passing their safe harbor bill so that they have the leverage to demand more money for their content from Google and Facebook.
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The bill is seen by many as an important good-faith effort that would help U.S. negotiators reach a deal on a new Safe Harbor agreement with the European Union before a Jan.
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Kalia Brooks, the show's curator, said the objects are meant to convey New York's wartime role as a safe harbor for the displaced, a crossroads of cultures and a cradle for progressive momentum.
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The ruling left the 28500,6900 companies -- from travel firms to social media -- that relied on Safe Harbor to handle European citizens' data scrambling for legal alternatives that many say are cumbersome and expensive.
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And the Trump administration has taken the first step toward eliminating a "safe-harbor" provision that allows rebates to be paid in Medicare's Part D drug program without violating federal anti-kickback laws.
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For many years, companies got by with the so-called Safe Harbor agreement, under which the EU permitted transfer of EU data to U.S. companies that voluntarily agree to meet certain privacy standards.
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The United States wants Mexico to be declared a safe third country in which asylum seekers would have to seek safe harbor instead of the United States, a demand Mexico has long rejected.
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"Section 512," a part of the law that's also known as the "safe harbor" provision, protects Silicon Valley giants from being sued into oblivion when their users upload copyrighted content to their websites.
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The legislation includes a statute meant to close a loophole in the "safe harbor" provisions of the Communications Decency Act that protected internet service providers from liability over content posted by its users.
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The safe harbor law would lift antitrust restrictions for news outlets for four years so that they could negotiate with Facebook and Google, which are implicitly but not directly named in the proposed legislation.
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Among the assets pledged through Safe Harbor include stakes in the Dodgers, another firm that operates one of the biggest Wendy's hamburger franchises in the country, and shares in Carvana, an online car dealer.
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Even though WikiLeaks helped Snowden to find safe harbor in Russia, the former contractor took to Twitter in the summer of 2016 to make the argument in favor of "curation" over massive data dumps.
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The migrants were rejected by Italy and Malta in the Mediterranean and were diverted to Spain after the Socialist government of new Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stepped up and offered the Aquarius safe harbor.
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Thanks to safe harbor, companies can't be held liable for copyright violations committed by their users, so long as the companies take reasonable steps to ensure that repeat offenders are banned from their services.
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Earlier in the month, Spain took in some 630 migrants aboard another rescue group&aposs vessel, the Aquarius, which spent days stuck in the Mediterranean after both Malta and Italy denied it safe harbor.
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The cryptocurrency exchange has been able to operate in New York under the terms of a "safe harbor", which is permitted by the DFS while its application for a virtual currency license is pending.
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She helped negotiate a safe harbor rule, working with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which allows data to go back and forth online between businesses in the U.S. and Europe.
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A 129-year-old federal law, known as the "safe harbor" provision, says Congress must count a state's electoral votes if any disputes over who won are settled six days before the electors meet.
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They argued Pauley wrongly concluded MP3tunes was eligible for safe harbor protection under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by meeting a requirement that service providers adopt and implement a policy for terminating repeat infringers.
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He famously brought down the prior EU-US data transfer arrangement, Safe Harbor — after successfully challenging its legality in the wake of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's 2013 disclosures about US government mass surveillance programs.
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The prior Safe Harbor regime, a self-certification program, was finally felled by a European Court of Justice exactly concerned by the impact of US mass surveillance program on European's fundamental data protection rights.
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One would limit the ability to sue in U.S. courts to citizens of countries already in an international data deal with the United States, such as Safe Harbor, sources familiar with the language said.
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"The Digital Millennium Copyright Act provides a safe harbor for internet sites maintaining forums where people post possibly infringing content," says Phillip Hallam-Baker, a VP and principal scientist at global cybersecurity company Comodo.
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The European commission wants to make that sure we're doing that and so Safe Harbor is a set of protocols that is protecting data flowing back and forth between the United States and Europe.
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Flynn argued that Gulen should not be given safe harbor in the U.S. All these activities occurred while Flynn was working as an adviser to Trump, either as a presidential candidate or president-elect.
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The current SEC rules regarding buybacks were last updated in 2003 and offer executives a safe harbor from securities fraud liability under specific buyback conditions but little else in the way of investor protection.
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She tried again in 258 with an updated version of the bill that included a three-year safe harbor period, with the option for the SEC to grant an additional three-years if warranted.
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Both resolutions needed to undo the safe harbor rules passed the House of Representatives with bipartisan support several weeks ago, and the Senate is just now beginning consideration of one of the necessary resolutions.
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In a unanimous decision, the high court ruled that safe harbor did not protect payments if financial institutions were merely conduits, reversing the law in the key bankruptcy courts in Delaware and New York.
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"We had a member company who had to put in place two million Standard Contractual Clauses over the space of a month or so [after Safe Harbor was struck down]," he told the committee.
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An interview with infamous entrepreneur Elon Musk envisions a different kind of escape plan, to the safe harbor possibly offered by Mars (not surprisingly, Herzog is willing to sign up for that mission, too).
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The third alternative is to remove the "safe harbor" clause in the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which allows companies like Facebook and Google's YouTube to free ride on the content produced by others.
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At a news conference on Sunday, Mr. Mnuchin declined to elaborate on specifically how his safe harbor proposal would work and he suggested that there was too much focus on that point of contention.
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I think bonds, especially in this interest rate environment, should be viewed solely as a safe harbor in the face of significant market declines rather than an income stream through all stock market environments.
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He won that way -- offering safe harbor for people who had long resented politicians who told them they had to accept those who didn't look like them, sound like them or think like them.
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Responding to U.S. government data collection practices exposed by NSA contractor Edward Snowden, Schrems filed complaints against several U.S. companies that led to the European high court declaring the Safe Harbor invalid in 2015.
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The safe harbor protects companies from facing any liability for share repurchases even though they don't have to disclose exactly when they repurchase their stock, and they only have to report on their plans.
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Another shelter he boosted in Florida, called Pinellas Safe Harbor, was described in a 2014 report to the United Nations Committee Against Torture as a "cruel, inhuman, and degrading" choice for homeless people there.
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Safe Harbor bankers spend most of their time monitoring client transactions, tying every dollar the bank takes in to a legitimate sale and making sure that no dollar withdrawn disappears into the illicit economy.
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Opportunities in China are emerging in the technology supply chain and among distressed companies, while the continued outbound focus of firms from safe-harbor Japan are likely to gain increased attention, industry participants said.
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Fully 51 percent of the companies in the European Union-United States Safe Harbor program, which allows transfers of data to the United States, participate because they have been certified specifically for human resources data.
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Minds.com, the "anti-Facebook" platform that once gave safe harbor to several neo-nazi extremist groups, some noted and discredited conspiracy theorists, a number of conservative think tanks, a senator and a congressman, among others.
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The WP29 will now be assessing whether the deal can answer to wider concerns raised by the court case that invalidated Safe Harbor, brought to the ECJ by European privacy campaigner and lawyer Max Schrems.
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But former FEC Chairman and counsel to the Republican National Committee Michael Toner, a CNN delegate analyst, said that while the law prohibits soliciting donations from foreigners, there is also a "safe harbor" for campaigns.
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Moore said new laws were needed to stop some major digital services using "safe harbor" rules in U.S. and European legislation which give immunity from copyright violation because users post music and other content themselves.
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But Jourová claimed Privacy Shield is "fundamentally different from Safe Harbor", while also pointing to a new annual joint review process that she said will "make it easier to solve any problems that could arise".
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Business groups, such as the US Chamber of Commerce and the UK CBI, unsurprisingly welcomed the announcement, but others have warned the legal footing here may prove just as flawed as the prior Safe Harbor.
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A month later, a documentary of survivors called I Am Jane Doe focused on Backpage, arguing that the safe harbor provision protecting Backpage from liability for ads on its sites should be done away with.
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It's thanks to an overhaul of the company's bug bounty program, which supports "safe harbor" by allowing car owners to hack their own cars, so long as they stay within the bounds of its rules.
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Aid group SOS Mediterranee Sea says it is transferring some of the 629 migrants rescued at sea to Italian ships to continue to the journey to Spain where the prime minister has offered safe harbor.
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The rule is highly unusual in that it assumes a bank is guilty until proven innocent, meaning all short-term trades are considered proprietary unless the bank can prove they qualify for a safe harbor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Friday finalized a new rule that should make it easier to wind down systematically important U.S. banks by creating a safe harbor for financial contracts after a firm defaults.
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After the earlier dismissal, Brookings Institute scholar Benjamin Witters argued against protecting Twitter under the Safe Harbor clause, claiming that the current reasoning would also protect companies that actively offer services in support of terrorists.
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"Removing safe harbor protections for rebates used to purchase prescription drugs would alter any federal, taxpayer-financed program to which it applies, changing regulations and practices that have been acceptable for decades," the lawmakers wrote.
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With Sunday's deadline looming, Europe's more hard-line privacy regulators are set to meet in Brussels on Tuesday to establish guidelines on how companies can legally handle European citizens' data in the Safe Harbor deal.
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The company also made an important overhaul last year to its bug bounty program to support "safe harbor" by allowing car owners to hack their own cars as long as they stick to the rules.
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"I see no way that the [European high court] can say that model contracts are valid if they killed Safe Harbor based on the existence of these U.S. surveillance laws," Schrems said in a statement.
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For a start, the ECJ determines whether agreements the EU has struck are legal under the EU's own law – as the US found when the ECJ declared the Safe Harbor Framework for data sharing invalid.
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I didn't hear anything about safe harbor, or any of that stuff ... I do know about the numerous conversations we had about them helping us, enabling us, to run this horse and to be successful.
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Still, other countries have pressed the Trump administration to drop its so-called "safe harbor" demands and take a more active role in pushing negotiations toward consensus, starting with the finance ministers meeting this weekend.
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The dollar had risen until last week as investors had regarded the United States as less exposed to the coronavirus and its economy more resilient than other major economies, making U.S. assets a safe harbor.
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One Canadian nonprofit successfully used a computer program to force images on three sites offline — but the campaign took years, partly because the sites found safe harbor in Novogara, a hosting company in the Netherlands.
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LaPierre said he was advised that a safe-harbor provision in New York law gave nonprofits leeway to correct potential violations, and Brewer began looking at anything that might attract the attention of a regulator.
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Such changes would include converting to a "safe harbor" plan, instituting a profit-sharing contribution, more education to inform employees of the benefits of saving for retirement or an automatic enrollment of all eligible employees.
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"There is no way that the CJEU can say that model contracts are valid if they killed Safe Harbor based on the existence of these U.S. surveillance laws," Schrems said in a statement on Wednesday.
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In the midst of the myriad of other changes ushered in by the Reagan administration, the 85033 safe harbor rule freed companies from charges of market manipulation when buying back shares of your own stock.
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Privacy Shield's predecessor, the 15-year-old Safe Harbor framework, was struck down when the court deemed that the U.S. could not be trusted to adequately protect EU citizens' privacy because of its surveillance practices.
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Federal agencies should issue guidelines specifying legal measures and carving out a safe harbor for their use, and they should enable qualified private sector entities to deploy even more aggressive measures in collaboration with authorities.
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The U.S. under former President George W. Bush led a coalition to oust the Taliban from power following the 9/11 attacks after the group had allowed al Qaeda safe harbor for years in Afghanistan.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sent a letter to OECD head Angel Gurria on Tuesday voicing "serious concerns" about the organisation's reform proposals and suggested they could be addressed by creating a safe-harbor regime.
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Last July, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled that Menendez's actions amounted to "essentially lobbying on behalf of a particular party," and thus outside the "safe harbor" provided in the Constitution.
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The complaint against Facebook pivots on whether US Government surveillance activity undermines European privacy protections — as the region's top court, the CJEU, previously ruled to be the case regarding a prior data transfer mechanism (Safe Harbor).
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Companies also affected by a cutoff of data flows to the United States include 152 European companies in the Safe Harbor because they transfer data to United States subsidiaries, including Nokia, Sodexo, Bertelsmann, Vodafone and Dassault.
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So there needs to be some sort of regulatory safe harbor for algorithms that are consistent with industry standards (or whatever ex ante standards regulators choose to adopt) so that this litigation risk can be mitigated.
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President Donald Trump issued a broad executive order in January targeting wide swaths of federal funding for cities that generally offer illegal immigrants safe harbor by declining to use municipal resources to enforce federal immigration laws.
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Here's how the Library of Congress summarizes what it's doing:The United States Copyright Office is undertaking a public study to evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the DMCA safe harbor provisions contained in 17 U.S.C. 512.
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The copyright safe harbor provisions aren't affected by SESTA, but still, weakening any liability shield would deal a major blow to a long-time adversary and possibly even start a legislative trend favorable to Hollywood studios.
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"These issues are going to end up back in court," said Peter Swire, a law professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, who helped negotiate the original safe harbor agreement while working for the Clinton administration.
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Unlike current safe harbor rules that put the onus of copyright infringement on the creator of the video, the EU's new copyright directive would make YouTube solely responsible for ensuring copyright-protected material wasn't infringed upon.
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The EU-US Privacy Shield, the cumbersomely christened replacement for the now defunct Safe Harbor transatlantic data transfer agreement, is rapidly approaching adoption, with Europe's Member States today agreeing to support the new data flow deal.
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Seen as crucial to preserving the free flow of data across the Atlantic, an issue for thousands of companies, the Safe Harbor data-transfer agreement being negotiated in Brussels is days away from an important deadline.
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Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, head of the far-right League party, who denied the Aquarius a safe harbor, said on Thursday the migrants had no right "to decide where to start and end their cruise".
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Talks to agree the Privacy Shield stepped up urgently in October 2015 after the prior Safe Harbor arrangement was struck down by Europe's top court, following a legal challenge related to U.S. Government mass surveillance programs.
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Perhaps most surprisingly, Facebook also stands accused of continuing to use the now illegal Safe Harbor data transfer mechanism, which was invalidated by the European Court of Justice last October — so a full four months ago.
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The News Media Alliance (NMA), a newspaper trade group that represents over 2,000 newspapers in the U.S., is launching a political action committee (PAC) to ask Congress for an antitrust safe harbor against Google and Facebook.
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The Privacy Shield's predecessor, the 15-year-old Safe Harbor framework, was struck down when the court deemed that the U.S. could not be seen to adequately protect EU citizens' privacy because of its surveillance practices.
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The Privacy Shield's predecessor, the 28503-year-old Safe Harbor framework, was struck down when the court deemed that the U.S. could not be seen to adequately protect EU citizens' privacy because of its surveillance practices.
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"We are concerned ... that eliminating the long-standing safe harbor protection for drug manufacturer rebates to PBMs would increase drug costs and force Medicare beneficiaries to pay higher premiums and out-of-pocket expenses," Scott said.
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In an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell, " Baldwin said she's concerned about the role of activists and the proliferation of buybacks, which she said has ballooned since the SEC instituted its "safe harbor" rule in 1984.
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This underlines how important it is today that free, open and tolerant societies actively promote and protect this freedom — and give artists and freethinkers a voice by representing a safe harbor where they can be heard.
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There are two pieces of legislation currently pending in Congress that would end this needless discrimination: the Veterans Equal Access Act in the House and The Veterans Medical Marijuana and Safe Harbor Act in the Senate.
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The two sides have until Sunday to strike a deal on a new Safe Harbor pact that would allow major U.S. firms such as Facebook and Google to handle Europeans' data without fear of regulatory action.
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Those familiar with the Safe Harbor talks say the European Commission, which is leading negotiations on the EU side, is considering sending a letter to Congress expressing concerns over the last-minute addition to the legislation.
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There is a growing bipartisan consensus in Congress that "safe harbor" laws like Section 28500 of the Communications Decency Act – which shields internet platforms from liability for third-party content on their services – are too broad.
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The so-called safe harbor rules create a carve-out of federal law for state and local elected officials and politically appointed bureaucrats to establish retirement funds outside the laws that govern private sector savings plans.
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Creditor attorneys have increasingly complained that bankrupt companies structure payments to take advantage of the safe harbor, which U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Sontchi called a "too good to be true" defense in 2014 testimony to Congress.
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Companies can start off small: tell people how to reach contact them with security flaws, roll out a bug bounty to encourage bug submissions and grant good-faith researchers safe harbor by promising not to sue.
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Even with the eventual existence of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and its safe-harbor provisions, binaries created massive liabilities for internet providers, because of the often too-hot-to-handle nature of the binaries shared.
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"It was always about basic values with John: Fairness, honesty, dignity, respect; giving hate no safe harbor; leaving no one behind; and understanding that as Americans, we're part of something much bigger than ourselves," Biden said.
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Those familiar with the Safe Harbor talks say the European Commission, which is leading negotiations on the EU side, is weighing sending a letter to Congress expressing concerns over the last-minute addition to the legislation.
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Peirce proposed a new enforcement regime in which the SEC would grant network developers a three-year safe harbor to establish active, decentralized trading of their cryptocurrency tokens, according to a written version of the speech.
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The man and his wife, who were hosting another player for the week, gave Kerr and the others drinks and snacks, but the couple's kitchen, where Kerr had made herself comfortable, was not a safe harbor.
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Tax professionals are also digesting a new regulation from the IRS, just issued in September — a safe harbor that spells out the terms under which rental real estate can qualify as a business for the deduction.
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For those of you who are watching at home tonight, and questioning how this could have happened here, we -- New Zealand -- we were not a target because we are a safe harbor for those who hate.
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Last June, the National Credit Union Association, Partner Colorado's federal regulator, conducted its annual examination of the credit union's books and practices, and for the third year in a row, had no complaints about Safe Harbor.
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Inside the Facebook government policy team, for instance, the view is that the safe harbor bill is an anticompetitive attempt from business rivals to skirt the rules — the kind of maneuvering antitrust laws are meant to curb.
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The revenge porn safe harbor provisions do not appear in the final version of IPPA, however, making it likely that Silicon Valley successfully lobbied to remove that part of the law and keep CDA 230 mostly intact.
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"The Chinese people still see the United States as a safe harbor where they can take their assets and park their money not only for their money but also for the future of their children," Olson said.
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One of them, the so-called "safe harbor" method, specifies that "all elements of dates," should not be shared, in order for a company to claim that the patient health information data is, in fact, de-identified.
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The legislation, which would provide safe harbor to banks working with state-legal cannabis businesses, counts a large and diverse group of lawmakers, regulators, law enforcement professionals, financial institutions, businesses interests and trade organizations among its supporters.
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You're thrown into a pub on a safe harbor island with your fellow teammates, where you can get drunk (a process that will literally make you feel physically and virtually dizzy) or set sail aboard a ship.
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Storm shelters are open, agencies are ready to support evacuations, street people are being taken to shelters, utilities are preparing to deal with outages and fishermen have been asked to remain in safe harbor, the Gleaner reported.
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Why it matters: As new privacy regulations and antitrust initiatives aimed at Big Tech build momentum, everyone on Capitol Hill seems to have their own set of gripes with the companies, leaving them little political safe harbor.
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The Privacy Shield mechanism was negotiated as a direct replacement for Safe Harbor after Europe's top court struck down that earlier arrangement, in 2015, in the wake of the Snowden disclosures about US government mass surveillance programs.
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The safe harbor privilege could come with an obligation to set up reasonable mechanisms for qualified academics to access platform moderation data, so they might investigate questions the platform might not think to or want to answer.
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It was carrying 629 migrants and is now heading to Spain, which offered safe harbor, escorted by two Italian ships SOS Mediterranee and Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF), co-operating the Aquarius, are both well-known French charities.
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To avoid compliance hassles, providers could be given a safe harbor if they report all of their accepted prices for procedures to a public database so that everyone could see the real prices accepted for various procedures.
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The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals in New York announced the ruling Thursday, absolving Vimeo of any legal responsible for the actions of its users under the safe harbor provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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Leaks from an upcoming assessment of the replacement Safe Harbor deal between the United States and European Union indicated that key European regulators are likely to reject the agreement in its current form, Ars Technica reported Friday.
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You pay now or pay later: a failed narco state without working institutions, bordering Venezuela, could've also been a lawless safe harbor for extremists who could've walked right in, a Taliban-era Afghanistan of the Western Hemisphere.
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Plan sponsors have been reluctant to do this due to concerns about fiduciary liabilities in the event that an annuity provider in the plan goes belly-up; that could be addressed by giving sponsors "safe harbor" protections.
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The original Safe Harbor agreement negotiated in 2000 allowed over 4,85033 U.S. firms — from the hospitality industry to social media — to legally handle European citizens' data by "self certifying" that they met Europe's more stringent privacy requirements.
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Financial advisor George F. Reilly, principal at Safe Harbor Financial Advisors in Occoquan, Virginia, said that a married couple he advises became tour guides in the Washington, D.C., area after retiring from their careers as Federal employees.
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In what is perhaps a signal of how badly several of the other candidates want to reach that safe harbor, some who are still short of the 65,000-donor mark have reached out with pleas for help.
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The Italian refusal to offer safe harbor to a ship loaded with what aid groups described as 29 migrants — including 2000 minors, 2600 small children and seven pregnant women — was intended to underscore a long-simmering grievance.
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Supporters have long hoped that passing the bill, which gives EU citizens the right to challenge misuse of their personal data in U.S. court, would help U.S. negotiators reach a deal on a new Safe Harbor agreement.
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The bottom line: The newspaper industry should have more success this time around than when they introduced the safe harbor bill in 2017, given the increase in scrutiny in Big Tech by lawmakers over the past year.
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Attorney General William Barr suggested earlier this month that the United States should go as far as purchasing a controlling stake in Nokia and Ericsson in order to provide a safe harbor for non Chinese telecommunications equipment.
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Passage of the legislation is viewed as an important step toward securing a new "Safe Harbor" framework after the previous one was struck down by a top European Union court last year amid concerns about U.S. surveillance.
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His earlier legal action, in the wake of the 2013 disclosures of US government mass surveillance programs by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, led to Privacy Shield's predecessor, Safe Harbor, being struck down by the CJEU in 2015.
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"YouTube's newly released vague and one-sided firearms policy makes it abundantly clear that YouTube cannot be counted upon to be a safe harbor for a wide variety of views and subject matter," InRange TV told Bloomberg.
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Outdated safe harbor laws have no place in trade agreements MORE (R-Ore.) sent U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE a letter cautioning against the inclusion of language drawn from a decades-old internet safe harbor provision in the current United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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In recent years, the entertainment industry has sued ISPs they claim haven't done enough to thwart copyright infringement, arguing broadband providers should lose their "safe harbor" liability protections under the DMCA If they refuse to terminate repeat offenders.
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That might be because laws governing the flow of EU citizens' personal data into the US is expected to be covered by a separate agreement, the Privacy Shield agreement, which will replace the recently invalidated safe harbor provision.
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Since then, officials from the two regions have stepped up efforts to negotiate a replacement for Safe Harbor, which they announced with much fanfare in early February — albeit, at the time, without releasing the text of the agreement.
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" She continued, "For those of you who are watching at home tonight, and questioning how this could have happened here, we — New Zealand — we were not a target because we are a safe harbor for those who hate.
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More recently the US-EU Safe Harbor agreement, which had governed transatlantic data flows for some fifteen years, was struck down by Europe's supreme court on the grounds that US government surveillance programs were breaching Europeans' privacy rights.
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Schrems is particularly scathing about the "patchwork of options" the Privacy Shield offers for private sector redress — which he argues starkly contrasts with the "effective detection and supervision mechanisms" required by the ECJ in its Safe Harbor decision.
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If no new Safe Harbor deal is in place by January 31, it is possible that European data protection agencies could start taking enforcement action against companies judged to be no longer in compliance with European privacy law.
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It also would make it easier for 401(k) plans to offer annuities by creating a regulatory "safe harbor" and, as long as plan administrators meet certain requirements when choosing an annuity provider, they'd get some legal protection.
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As negotiations on a key transatlantic data-transfer agreement enter the final week, before the EU's end of January deadline, senior US and EU officials have been discussing the state of play at the Safe Harbor talks table.
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Moore claims that this kind of platform is able to get around the normal stipulations for music licensing by claiming protection from DMCA safe harbor rules, which limit the platforms' liability for the illegal actions of their users.
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Montagna lawyer Steven Krongold of Krongold Law Group contended, among other things, that because Congress gave internet companies a safe harbor from liability for users' posts, those companies have a perverse incentive to encourage controversial and offensive comments.
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One update required the software company to add a statement that must be filed for rental property owners who are using the new safe harbor to qualify for the 20 percent deduction, said Phillips of H&R Block.
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Vimeo is protected under the safe harbor provision of the DMCA The lawsuit dates back to 2009, when Vimeo users began uploading what are known as "lip dub" versions of songs from The Beatles, Radiohead, and other artists.
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The European Commission has formally adopted a new agreement governing the transfer of data between Europe and the United States, more than eight months after the longstanding "Safe Harbor" transfer deal was invalidated amid concerns over US surveillance.
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The Privacy Shield's predecessor, a 15-year-old framework known as Safe Harbor, was struck down when the court deemed that the U.S. could not be seen to adequately protect EU citizens' privacy because of its surveillance practices.
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I felt far away from home and all the better for it, within a safe harbor decked in baseball memorabilia, a place about which I already felt a sense of ownership, as if it was meant for me.
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In doing do our country and and its citizens will be able to continue to provide safe harbor to those in need, and America will continue to provide opportunity for those who seek freedom and respect our values.
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However, the influential Working Party 29 body — which is made up of the heads of the various Member States' data protection agencies — remains critical of the Privacy Shield, despite what it sees as some improvements over Safe Harbor.
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The U.S. Commerce Department and the European Commission are attempting to push through a replacement for Safe Harbor, but many of the same concerns that dogged the original arrangement have forestalled approval by Europe's various data protection authorities.
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It has served both as a crucial base for American forces fighting in Afghanistan and as a powerful obstacle to those same troops, secretly offering aid and safe harbor to militant groups, including the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
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" Congress could begin by granting the industry's top request, which is "an extension of start construction and safe harbor deadlines to ensure that renewable projects can qualify for renewable tax credits despite delays associated with supply chain disruptions.
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And Mr. Moore's interview within the sympathetic confines of Mr. Hannity's show, which was also an initial safe harbor for Mr. Akin in 2012, made Republicans in the capital only more determined that he had to step aside.
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Ellison sued the company, in an early test of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's safe harbor provisions, because a user shared one of his books in an electronic format over Usenet, and that book was accessible via AOL.
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Mr. Kudlow, a zealous advocate of lowering taxes on the wealthy, will be expected to forge an economic policy that, until this week, he had the luxury of merely judging from the safe harbor of a television studio.
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This guidance would not be a complete safe harbor: employers must still meet a high standard of fiduciary oversight and prudent process, but guidance would keep trial lawyers at bay and offer sensible ways to diversify retirement investments.
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"The significance of the ruling is clear: publication of accusations on Twitter does not provide a safe harbor for defamatory statements that are false and convey that they are factual," Unsworth's lawyer L. Lin Wood said in an email.
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Curiously, when egg-bearing females emerge from their dark holes, they wrap their dorsal (back side) and tail fin around a peach-colored clutch of some 200 eggs, looking for safe harbor to place the priceless sacks of life.
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The ISS could be such a safe harbor, orbiting around the Moon, and readily accessible from the lunar surface – providing security, stability, and a transition point between the Earth and the Moon for bi-directional commerce, communications, and safety.
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As important as the ruling was, Schrems said he felt that the media reaction to the Safe Harbor case had been largely played up, with some perhaps focusing on him as an individual rather than the issue at hand.
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The "Safe Harbor" agreement, created by the Clinton administration and the European Commission, essentially allowed US companies to self-certify that they were carrying out all necessary data protections to be in line with the laws of European counties.
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In that case judges took only a little over a year to return their landmark verdict to strike down Safe Harbor, demonstrating they are willing to move quickly to defend EU privacy rights against the threat of mass surveillance.
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Because the Supreme Court thereby prevented the recount from going forward, and because the "safe harbor" deadline was the same day as the justices' ruling, the decision had the practical effect of ending Gore's ongoing challenge to the results.
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The European Commission has formally adopted a new framework for governing personal data transfers between the EU and the U.S., replacing the prior Safe Harbor agreement which was invalidated last fall, and aiming to end nine months of uncertainty.
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And since the fall of Safe Harbor, the legality of alternative mechanisms, including model contracts, has been questioned, even as the European Commission and the U.S. went on to conclude negotiations and seal a replacement deal, called Privacy Shield.
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State agencies' access to data has been a long-standing sticking point for the Safe Harbor renegotiations, which have been ongoing since 2013 — when NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden revealed the extent of U.S. government agencies' access to commercial data.
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Safe Harbor simplified transatlantic data flow administration for thousands of businesses over a 15 year period, but was struck down by Europe's top court in October 2015 following a legal challenge focused on the US government's mass surveillance programs.
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If you're a landlord who's hoping to nab the 20 percent deduction under the safe harbor, be sure you have all of your invoices from 2018 to back up the number of hours spent servicing your property, Lewis said.
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After the Safe Harbor was struck down by the ECJ, the EU and U.S. negotiated a new agreement — the Privacy Shield — that allowed data to flow freely between the U.S. and Europe for companies that agreed to its terms.
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Created in 2000, Safe Harbor facilitated the transfer of Europeans' data to the US. In the wake of Edward Snowden's revelations, however, and growing concern over mass surveillance efforts, a European court struck the rule down this past October.
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The court agreed with the challenge, invalidating Safe Harbor and leaving companies that had been relying on it to govern EU-US data transfers to fall back on alternative mechanisms, such as binding corporate rules and standard contractual clauses.
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All the more because of Gianforte's victory, conservative candidates across the country know they can abuse reporters, lie about it, use political violence to raise money, and find safe harbor in the Republican cloakrooms of the United States Capitol.
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Privacy Shield, completed in July after lengthy negotiations, is the successor to the Safe Harbor Framework, the U.S.-EU agreement that for fifteen years had provided a reliable basis for transfers from Europe of personal data in commercial contexts.
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She talked about her youth minister who took her from the safe harbor of suburbia to the inner city of Chicago, and she shared the memory of seeing her gruff father bent on his knees in prayer each night.
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Nearly 85033 percent of the workforce has access to private retirement savings plans already, and among young workers — whom the safe harbor rules are allegedly meant to most benefit — the rate of personal saving outpaces that of older generations.
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Malta has in recent weeks been thrust uncomfortably to the forefront of Europe's migration crisis, having joined Italy in denying safe harbor to several rescue boats that have picked up refugees seeking to cross the Mediterranean from North Africa.
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Additional changes to the law rolled out in January, 2019, when the IRS proposed guidance for rental real estate owners — a safe harbor that they can follow in order to be sure they qualify for the 20 percent deduction.
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Specifically, the suit alleges that the company intentionally misused a "safe harbor" (or loophole) in the MMA to claim they had a license without actually obtaining one, thereby robbing Eight Mile of its rightful royalties and other legal remedies.
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To further incentivize these practices, the bill will provide a safe harbor to organizations that can prove to the FTC that they were resilient in the face of the breach and that consumers' privacy will therefore not be affected.
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These bills take different approaches: One works to create a safe harbor for banks to serve marijuana companies without unnecessary expensive reporting costs and possible future sanctions; the other amends the Controlled Substances Act to affect cannabis' illegal status.
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But the so-called safe harbor rules governing buybacks were created before the advent of electronic trading and the rise of high-frequency trading firms that take advantage of slower players, a business model exposed in Lewis' 2014 book.
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Internet services like WhatsApp and Facebook in India have so far enjoyed what is broadly referred to as "safe harbor" laws — laws that say tech platforms won't be held liable for the things their users share or post online.
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The Senate's Judicial Redress Act, approved by the committee, is not seen as crucial to securing the new Safe Harbor pact, but European privacy regulators have been clamoring for passage of the act as a sign of good faith.
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It's a victory that copyright experts say was based on a notable misrepresentation of the law by the courts, and could pave the way toward the erosion of ISP "safe harbor" protections under the DMCA protecting them from liability.
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And I don't think that when President Clinton signed the law that led to safe harbor, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, that there was any intention for the tech companies to hide behind it the way that they currently do.
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Before that, he and his wife had undertaken a grueling journey from their home in Hama, a small city on the banks of the Orontes River that lies about 130 miles from Damascus, towards whatever safe harbor they could find.
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For example, data sharing "safe harbor" agreements across EU countries — like the EU-United States one that was invalidated earlier this year — might not apply to the U.K. British intelligence services have much more expansive surveillance powers than their American counterparts.
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Last year, the CNIL gave Facebook three months to stop tracking the online activity of non-users, and ordered the company to halt data transfers to the US after the trans-Atlantic Safe Harbor pact was invalidated amid privacy concerns.
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Urgency had been injected into the negotiating process after fall 2015 when Europe's top court struck down the prior Safe Harbor agreement, ending a regime that had authorized personal data transfers between the EU and the U.S. for some 15 years.
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Malignant actors currently have safe harbor in closed communities; they can act with impunity so long as they don't provoke the crowd into reporting them — they simply have to be smart enough to stay ahead of crowd-driven redressal mechanisms.
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Gold resumed its rise while FX safe harbor, the Japanese yen, shot to its highest in nearly a year and a half at 105.15 yen against the dollar having also gained smartly against the euro and Brexit-bruised British pound.
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Privacy Shield replaces the prior Safe Harbor arrangement, which stood for fifteen years before being invalidated by Europe's top court after a legal challenge that was largely focused on US government mass surveillance practices as a breach of EU privacy rights.
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Here's how to proceed: If you're hoping to claim the deduction for a property you rent out and do so under the safe harbor, the IRS will want to know how much time you spent on maintenance, management and more.
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It not seen as crucial to securing a new Safe Harbor deal, but its passage would send a signal of good faith to negotiators in Brussels as they scramble to meet a deadline, European officials and technology trade groups said.
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And the whole impetus behind the Privacy Shield is to offer confidence and certainty, replacing the now defunct Safe Harbor agreement — which lasted for some fifteen years and was being used by ~4,000 companies prior to being struck down last fall.
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More work needs to be done to clarify portions of the agreement, said the CNIL French DPA's Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, although she also described the deal as a "major improvement" and "great step forward" over the prior Safe Harbor agreement.
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In October, the European Court of Justice ruled that the trans-Atlantic data transfer agreement between Europe and the US, known as the Safe Harbor pact, was illegal on the grounds that the US does not provide adequate privacy protections.
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Critics of Privacy Shield –– including the lawyer who brought the original challenge against Safe Harbor — have consistently argued the arrangement contains the same fundamental flaws as its invalidated predecessor, given ongoing U.S. government agency surveillance programs accessing European citizens' data.
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Ted Cruz, who has also raised a vast fortune in contributions, studiously avoided contact with the GOP front-runner for much of 2015, hopeful that Trump would self-destruct and releasing his angry anti-establishment electorate in search of safe harbor.
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Even the moderate curbs that were placed upon the lending industry by Kennedy's Sunshine legislation have since been largely circumvented due to "safe harbor" language inserted into Regulation Z of the Truth-in-Lending Laws by the Federal Reserve Bank.
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Alternative data transfer methods were detailed by the European Commission last fall, after the Safe Harbor strikedown, so it's rather surprising that Facebook has apparently not switched to using one of these alternatives to govern its Europe to US data transfers.
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While it's unlikely members of Congress will take swift action, if any, on a safe harbor, the Trump administration generally supports deregulating legacy industries — like broadcast and telecom — to empower them to compete with tech firms that have traditionally avoided regulation.
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For example, Ohio has enacted a safe harbor law known as the Ohio Data Protection Act (2018 SB 220) that offers to help companies limit liabilities if they design and enforce policies that protect the security and confidentiality of their data.
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Supporters have long hoped that passing the bill, which gives EU citizens the right to challenge misuse of their personal data in U.S. court, would help U.S. negotiators reach a deal on a new Safe Harbor agreement – with a deadline Sunday.
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Letters To the Editor: The United States has fallen tragically short of its historic role as the world leader in providing safe harbor to those displaced by global conflicts ("Record 65 Million People Displaced, U.N. Says," news article, June 20).
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" October 6, 2017: S.327 - Fair Access to Investment Research Act of 2017 This law "directs the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to establish and implement a 'safe harbor' for certain investment fund research reports published by brokers and dealers.
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The U.S. and EU have been racing to replace the original Safe Harbor agreement since last year, when a complaint lodged with Ireland's DPA ultimately led Europe's high court to find the pact incompatible with European citizens' fundamental right to privacy.
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It would also reverse the safe harbor provided to what was a fledgling internet in 1996, allowing state and local law enforcement agencies who are on the frontline fighting these trafficking crimes every day to take action against these cynical companies.
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Most legislators understand that if you publicly fight against legislation that is specifically designed to protect children and work against the tactics of predators and those who give them safe harbor, you're going to pay for that in the next election.
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But the killing has renewed calls for a buffer around the park so wolves that live within the safe harbor of Yellowstone and that have little fear of humans cannot be shot if they wander beyond the park's invisible boundary.
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In the coming months, privacy legislation put forward by Representative Marsha Blackburn, Republican of Tennessee, and modifications to the Safe Harbor provision in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act advocated by Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, will come before Congress.
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Tech companies are facing much larger regulatory threats to their businesses — ranging from antitrust investigations spurred by calls to break them up, to proposals to end a "safe harbor" provision that has protected them from liability for user-contributed content.
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The NEW GIG Act would help resolve these issues by clarifying worker classification standards and creating a safe harbor for those claiming independent contractor status — a tax status covering most of the freelance-style work that characterizes the gig economy.
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Here's where to begin: If you're hoping to claim the deduction for a property you rent out and do so under the safe harbor, the IRS will want to know how much time you spent on maintenance, management and more.
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With a steady, returning beat, closer to allegorical verse than to realist fiction, the novel reminds us of its guiding theme: the homelessness of its hero, condemned to spend his life in the lonely quest for a metaphysical safe harbor.
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The United States has made some initial reforms, and European courts struck down the previous safe harbor agreement, where European companies handed over their citizens' data to U.S. companies without any controls or guarantees of how that would be handled.
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"While we appreciate that these labels will serve as a 'safe harbor' under the Open Internet transparency rules, CTIA members already provide disclosure and transparency as part of the Consumer Code for Wireless Service," the group wrote in a statement.
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In 2013, the Obama administration signed the Cole Memorandum, which effectively created a federal safe harbor for cannabis businesses to operate by employing a hands-off approach of non-enforcement against cannabis businesses and users who comply with state laws.
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It has been a safe harbor for Libyans fleeing violence there, working to manage migration from its shores to Italy, and today has to cope with the uncertainties of Algeria and the continued chaos of Libya, its two large neighbors.
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But these new rules have been proposed under the section of India's IT Act that includes the safe harbor distinction — which means that companies would have to follow the new rules if they want to continue to receive those protections.
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In addition to its implications for Safe Harbor, the bill is also a prerequisite of a pending data-sharing umbrella agreement reached last fall that would allow the U.S. and EU to exchange more data during criminal and terrorism investigations.
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Seefried didn't want Safe Harbor deposits to swamp the credit union, so last January she reduced the number of new monthly clients from five to three and then closed the door altogether in August after deposits ballooned over the summer.
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That is where negotiators are working on a broad "Safe Harbor" agreement, which faces a deadline next week, that will protect the free transfer between the United States and Europe of data such as web searches and social media updates.
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The prior fifteen-year-old Safe Harbor executive decision was struck down by the European Court of Justice last October on data protection grounds, invalidating data transfers legalized under the old regime and leaving businesses scrambling to comply with the various alternative mechanisms left to them to govern data-sharing activity between Europe and the U.S. Although all sorts of businesses have used Safe Harbor to govern data flows, many U.S. Internet companies offering service in Europe are affected — given the typical cloud business structure involves harvesting users' data and moving it to another region for processing.
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The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit affirmed the trial judge's determination that Cox's lax policy toward piracy made it ineligible for a "safe harbor" statute that generally shields internet service providers from liability for their subscribers' copyright infringement.
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She also touches on one of the newer developments vis-a-vis US-EU privacy law: the creation of an Ombudsperson position, as part of the Privacy Shield agreement reached between the EU and the US to replace the invalidated Safe Harbor mechanism.
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The so-called EU-US Privacy Shield is aimed at replacing the defunct Safe Harbor agreement, which was struck down last October by Europe's top court, the ECJ, on the grounds that U.S. mass surveillance programs were violating fundamental European privacy rights.
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The agreement must be "fundamentally different" to the old Safe Harbor, she asserted, and must be able to withstand any future legal challenge — such as the case brought by Max Schrems that led to the ECJ striking down the original agreement last year.
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A sense of deja vu… However, for all her tough talk, Jourová was savaged during questioning by MEPs with criticism that any new Safe Harbor should be based just on an exchange of letters, rather than being a fully fledged international agreement.
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It means years of toiling in near-isolation on often arcane topics, navigating the treacherous waters of academia, and hoping that, by the end of it all, you'll find a safe harbor among one of the shrinking numbers of tenure-track jobs.
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Privacy Shield was only adopted three years ago after its forerunner, Safe Harbor, was struck down by the European Court of Justice in 2015 following the 2013 exposé of US intelligence agencies' access to personal data, revealed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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A challenge filed to a separate data transfer mechanism in Ireland by privacy campaigner Max Schrems — whose original challenge brought down Safe Harbor — has also now been referred by Irish courts to the CJEU, in what's being referred to as 'Schrems II'.
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It's shaping up as to be a replay of the close CJEU scrutiny that skewered Safe Harbor — a definitive strike down that instantly left thousands of companies scrambling to put in place alternative legal arrangements to avoid illegally processing EU citizens' data.
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At this point you'd be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja-vu because it was via an earlier legal challenge, also brought by Schrems, that led Europe's top court to strike down the prior data arrangement, Safe Harbor, back in 2015.
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Recently, Microsoft's policy efforts have focused more on data security and privacy issues, such as the heated Safe Harbor ruling in the EU. Its severance from FairSearch may indicate new lobbying priorities, or even warming ties between the once very bitter rivals.
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As my regular readers know, I'm not the biggest fan of the Swiss franc, given their negative interest rate policy (Negative interest rates: A disincentive to risk), but the safe harbor status of the franc can't be ignored in times of uncertainty.
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This isn't an alarmist cry; in recent years, prosecutors and litigants have been gunning hard for Section 230, and courts have responded with a strikingly high number of rulings in which they found that safe harbor protections did not apply in specific cases.
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The original cut, of course, has long been a safe harbor for the myriad of distresses youth provides and if hearing it flipped onto the sunny side of the walkway has you all out of sorts, revisit the band's intended composition above.
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Earlier this month, however, Italy's anti-immigrant interior minister Matteo Salvini vowed to no longer let charity ships offload rescued migrants in Italy, leaving one ship stranded at sea for several days with more than 600 migrants until Spain offered them safe harbor.
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Steve StiversSteven (Steve) Ernst StiversThe Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger The United States broken patent system is getting worse MORE (R-Ohio) that would include insurers in the safe harbor provisions.
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"It is against this backdrop that we respectfully request your leadership to both support the efforts to negotiate a strengthened Safe Harbor agreement and to help establish a long-term, sustainable framework for data flows between Europe and United States," it states.
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The Investment Company Institute, which represents the mutual fund industry, said the new safe-harbor rule seemed to pose a double standard, because the fiduciary standards for company retirement plans were recently tightened, and state-led plans like Secure Choice were exempt.
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While an internet search cannot offer a cure, it does provide a safe harbor of anonymity that makes it possible for people to learn that they have a common and treatable mental illness and to find others living with the same condition.
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In attempting to solve a misrepresented problem, the Obama safe harbor rules invite political appointees in cash-strapped states and cities to prop up their own junk bonds on the backs of workers, empowering politicians to borrow even more money, without any accountability.
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A judge in April blocked Trump's executive order that sought to withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities, which offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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If MGM's strategy succeeds, it could open up a safe harbor for owners of N.F.L. stadiums, office buildings, shopping centers and other gathering places that possess the homeland security designation, shielding them from paying damages to people hurt during a mass casualty attack.
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As the advent of the fashion police and the worst-dressed lists began to shine a light on the occasionally terrible taste of Hollywood (remember the Demi Moore bicycle shorts ball gown?), designers seemed to provide a safe harbor of expert advice.
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A "safe harbor" provision currently in place to protect the government from certain liabilities related to deliveries, meaning that if supplies arrive after the 105-day deadline, the tax credit drops to 20 percent and continues shrinking while the project is delayed.
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"California's law provides safe harbor to some of the most vicious and violent offenders on Earth, like MS-13 gang members putting innocent men, women and children at the mercy of these sadistic criminals," Trump remarked at the roundtable event held May 16.
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He earlier convinced the European Court of Justice to abandon its previous "Safe Harbor" system which allowed for data transfers between the US and the EU.Facebook subsequently said it would use something called "Standard Contractual Clauses" (SCCs) to protect its European users.
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Trump last month threatened to send migrants to so-called sanctuary cities such as New York and San Francisco, which generally give undocumented immigrants safe harbor by refusing to use their resources to help enforce federal immigration laws that could lead to deportations.
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David Cicilline — the future chair of the antitrust subcommittee — introduced the antitrust "safe harbor" bill, putting the proposal front and center as tech leviathans now prepare to face what is sure to be a barrage of hearings about privacy, election interference, algorithmic changes, and more.
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To further clarify what's voluntary, the EEOC rules — in effect — say that employers cannot charge workers the full cost of their health insurance if they choose not to participate in wellness programs, saying "safe harbor" provisions in the ADA do not apply to wellness programs.
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The historical evidence is clear: When faced with a threat that qualifies as "special circumstances," our government abuses power Just last year, the European Court of Justice invalidated the EU-US Safe Harbor framework for personal data transfer because of privacy and surveillance abuses.
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Since starting work on Jibo the EU has seen various shifts in its privacy legislation landscape, with Safe Harbor nixed and now replaced by the EU-US Privacy Shield; while the region has also updated its GDPR directive — due to come into force in 2018.
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One of the purposes of the Electoral Count Act of 1887 is to make this joint session a formality, but if there are lingering disputes arising out of states that did not meet the safe harbor deadline, it is up to Congress to settle them.
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The move is a setback for the administration, which first launched the idea of eliminating the "safe harbor" protections for the payments last summer as part of a drug pricing "blueprint" aimed at bringing down costs, an important election issue for President Donald Trump.
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There are alternative mechanisms available governing EU-US data transfers in the current Safe Harbor-less limbo, however it's clear business groups do not relish this more complex data-sharing compliance scenario, nor the increased risk of enforcement action by national DPAs from next month.
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While the 401(k) plan — whether traditional or Roth, SIMPLE or Safe Harbor — is a fact of life and regular pre-tax deductions toward a plan balance figure in many employees' paychecks, a lot of people don't quite understand the fund they're paying into.
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Making an initial statement on the Privacy Shield deal, European privacy campaigner Max Schrems, whose legal action against Facebook ultimately brought down the original Safe Harbor, expressed scepticism the deal goes far enough to stand the test of another legal challenge at the ECJ.
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Many experts believe, however, that companies such as YouTube and Facebook have put at risk this safe harbor by failing to crackdown on harmful content on their own—and by acting dismissive toward the criticism of what many perceive as failed or inadequate moderation policies.
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The Privacy Shield replaces the EU's so-called Safe Harbor Decision, in place since 2000, which asserted that the US provided adequate privacy protections to meet EU standards, providing US-based tech companies legal cover for transferring data from Europe to their home servers.
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In a brief filed with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday, Cox argued that U.S. District Judge Liam O'Grady "eviscerated" the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which has a safe harbor provision for ISPs which reasonably implement policies to combat repeat infringement.
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The European Court of Justice invalidated Safe Harbor last October, following a legal challenge brought by European privacy campaigner Max Schrems, but the European Commission pointed companies to alternative transfer mechanisms they could use in the interim, such as standard contractual clauses and model contracts.
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The term sanctuary is not an official designation but has come to be used generally to describe cities and local governments that offer safe harbor to illegal immigrants and often do not use municipal funds or resources to advance the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
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The plan — laid out in an opinion from his counsel, Alphonso David — would also set up a so-called safe harbor provision for independent committees to list their donors and other information so as to avoid the appearance of conflict between the committees and candidates.
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True pushback to the edit is more likely to come from Europe's more hard-line privacy regulators, set to meet in Brussels on Tuesday to set common guidelines on how U.S. companies can legally handle European citizens' data in the absence of Safe Harbor.
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The EU high court last fall overturned the old Safe Harbor agreement — negotiated in 2000 — on the basis that the U.S. could not meet the EU's privacy standards, in part because of the intelligence practices revealed by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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"SIIA would like to see a quick enactment of the Judicial Redress Act, which appears to be a critical element for European approval of a revised Safe Harbor agreement," David LeDuc, Senior Director of Public Policy, told The Hill in a statement on Friday.
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"Instead of offering safe harbor from the life-threatening violence they were fleeing, ICE detained Yazmin and her baby in a place with unsafe conditions, neglectful medical care, and inadequate supervision," said R. Stanton Jones, a partner at Washington, D.C.-based Arnold & Porter law firm.
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The bill is also was seen as a show of good faith to EU negotiators working to reestablish commercial data-sharing agreement with the U.S. The EU's top court axed the 15-year-old Safe Harbor pact last fall over concerns about U.S. spying.
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The company was recently reported to be providing a safe harbor and facilitating payments to violent neo-Nazi groups such as Atomwaffen, which has been linked to several murders in the U.S., and Feuerkrieg Division, which has made death threats against tech CEOs and politicians.
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But their difficulties here, coming mere hours after he abruptly fired Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, illustrated how much his chaotic governing style and divisive conduct has unsettled the electorate and presented Democrats the chance to portray themselves as a political safe harbor.
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The critical recognition she craved mostly eluded her — her best-selling novels "The Fountainhead" (1943) and "Atlas Shrugged" (1957) were lurid, melodramatic, full of implausible characters and turgid harangues — and as her fame and notoriety grew, she retreated to the safe harbor of her acolytes.
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In the fall, Mr. Assad appeared to be on the verge of ordering an invasion of the area, where millions of civilians live or are seeking safe harbor, before a cease-fire agreement was put into effect between rebel groups and the Syrian government.
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You do that by giving all Americans — not just some — access to better schools, better health care, retraining for the new economy, and more opportunities to grow and prosper — not by twisting and mangling the meaning of safe harbor, embodied by the Statue of Liberty.
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True kickback to the edit is more likely to come from Europe's more hard-line privacy regulators, set to meet in Brussels on Tuesday to set common guidelines on how U.S. companies can legally handle European citizens' data in the absence of Safe Harbor.
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More than 4,000 firms, including tech behemoths such as Google and IBM, have been relying on the 15-year-old Safe Harbor framework to freely transfer data between the United States and Europe, which has far stricter rules on the privacy of personal information.
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Most people living in lawless parts of Mexico -- those places, particularly some locations near the border, that are ruled by organized crime, besieged by gang violence and virtually unprotected by an impotent or coopted police force -- have no such option of a safe harbor.
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In addition to its significance to the Safe Harbor negotiations, the bill is also a prerequisite of a pending data-sharing umbrella agreement between the EU and the U.S. that would allow the two sides to exchange more data during criminal and terrorism investigations.
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The asylum seekers, who had been living on a pair of rescue boats, will be settled among nine member states of the E.U. The migrants had previously been denied safe harbor by every national government bordering the Mediterranean Sea since their rescue in December.
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Mr. Trump said members of the Venezuelan military would find "no safe harbor, no easy exit and no way out" if they did not accept Mr. Guaidó's earlier offer of amnesty to any of them who were found not guilty of crimes against humanity.
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Indeed, if states stay below 6 percent, they enjoy a safe harbor from any federal enforcement action, and, as a consequence, CMS barely looks at these state tax programs, according to the GAO report, which severely criticized CMS for this abdication of its oversight responsibility.
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"Her openness to partner with me to teach stakeholders has been second to none," says Chris Myklebust, who oversaw Safe Harbor and every other financial institution chartered in Colorado as the state's banking-and-financial-services commissioner until he left the job in November.
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ON BOARD THE AQUARIUS (Reuters) - Italy on Monday denied safe harbor to 141 people rescued by a humanitarian ship off the coast of Libya last week, setting up another standoff with European Union allies over taking in migrants who try to cross the Mediterranean.
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The news that audio music platforms are on the rise will most likely be welcomed by critics of YouTube, who have argued that the site takes advantage of DMCA safe harbor rules to keep artists and record labels from getting the renumeration they deserve.
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