In the nineteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione.
Representative Capriglione is the primary author of the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (House Bill 4). During this interview, Representative Capriglione discusses the background of drafting the bill, the bill’s provisions (including its unique
In the eighteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with California Assemblymember Buffy Wicks.
In 2022, Assemblymember Wicks was the primary author of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act (AB-2273), a first-in-the-nation law based on the United Kingdom’s Age-Appropriate Design Code. This year, seven other states are currently considering
In the seventeenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with Michigan Senator Rosemary Bayer.
In 2022, Senator Bayer authored the Michigan Personal Data Privacy Act (SB 1182). Senator Bayer is in the process of preparing an updated version of her bill to introduce in the 2023 session. During
In the sixteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we are joined – for the second time – by the International Association of Privacy Professional’s Joseph Duball.
In what has become a yearly conversation, Husch Blackwell’s David Stauss and Joe discuss what happened with proposed privacy legislation during the 2022 session and look
In the fifteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we are joined – for the second time – by Connecticut Senator James Maroney.
Senator Maroney is the author of the Connecticut Data Privacy Act – the nation’s fifth broad consumer privacy law. In this episode, Senator Maroney discusses how he navigated passing the
In the fourteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Over the next year, the Colorado Attorney General’s office will play a significant role in the development of state privacy law through Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) rulemaking.
In the thirteenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with Kentucky Republican Senator Whitney Westerfield.
Senator Westerfield is the author of Senate Bill 15, which would have granted Kentucky residents various privacy rights regarding their personal data. Senator Westerfield’s bill was, in many respects, stronger than other bills proposed
In February 2022, the Massachusetts legislature’s Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet and Cybersecurity voted unanimously to advance the Massachusetts Information Privacy and Security Act (S.2687). Shortly after the vote, we sat down with Representatives Dave Rogers and Andy Vargas, two of the bill’s co-sponsors, to discuss the bill.
During our
Last week, the Alaska House Labor & Commerce Committee voted HB 159, the Alaska Consumer Data Privacy Act, out of committee. A few days before the committee hearing, we talked with Representative Zack Fields, the primary proponent of the bill.
HB 159 underwent a significant revision over the summer led by the efforts of
In the tenth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy podcast series, we talk with Maureen Mahoney, Senior Policy Analyst at Consumer Reports – a leading consumer privacy advocate. Maureen’s areas of focus include state data privacy, security, and data breach notification legislation; state right to repair legislation; and robocalls policy. Maureen is ubiquitous on