As you know we held the first ever Web Data Extraction Summit last month. During the talks, we had a lot of questions from the audience. We have divided the questions into two parts - in the first part, we will cover questions on Web Scraping at Scale - Proxy and Anti-Ban Best Practice, and Legal Compliance, GDPR in the World of Web Scraping. Enjoy! You can also check out the full talks on...
One common misconception about scraping personal data is that public personal data does not fall under the GDPR. Many businesses assume that because the data has already been made public on another website that it is fair game to scrape. In actuality, GDPR makes no blanket exceptions for public personal data and the same analysis for any other personal data must be conducted prior to scraping...
In this the third post in our solution architecture series, we will share with you our step-by-step process for conducting a legal review of every web scraping project we work on.
I was recently invited to speak at the IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress in Brussels about web scraping and GDPR. The panel also included Claire François of Hunton Andrews Kurth and Peter Brown from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). For more information you can check out my blog about this topic GDPR Compliance for Web Scrapers: The Step-by-Step Guide.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months you know that the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is upon us.
It is the most comprehensive data protection law ever been introduced, fundamentally changing the way companies can use the personal data of their customers and prospects.
There are countless articles and guides about how GDPR will affect your company’s...
