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Estelle Massé (Archived Bio)

Europe Legislative Manager and Global Data Protection Lead

Estelle is Europe Legislative Manager and Global Data Protection Lead at Access Now. Her work focuses on data protection, privacy, surveillance and telecoms policies. In particular, Estelle leads the work of the organisation on data protection in the EU and around the world.
She is a member of the Multistakeholder Expert Group of the European Commission to support the application of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). She is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Data Policy and of the Reference Panel of the Global Privacy Assembly.
She graduated with a Master in European Law from the University of Granada, Spain.

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Access Now position on zero rating schemes

11 Oct 2016
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Access Now position on zero rating schemes
11 Oct 2016
Access Now position on zero rating schemes
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TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?

20 Sep 2016
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TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?
20 Sep 2016
TiSA leaks: What future for the world’s largest trade agreements?
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EU Commission’s plan for a Gigabit society raises concerns for Net Neutrality

15 Sep 2016

The EU Commission has unveiled a new plan for a “European Gigabit Society” — and with it, the first attack on the recently concluded Net Neutrality legislation.

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EU Commission’s plan for a Gigabit society raises concerns for Net Neutrality
15 Sep 2016
EU Commission’s plan for a Gigabit society raises concerns for Net Neutrality
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Advocate General opinion on EU Canada PNR agreement: it won’t fly

8 Sep 2016
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Advocate General opinion on EU Canada PNR agreement: it won’t fly
8 Sep 2016
Advocate General opinion on EU Canada PNR agreement: it won’t fly
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Internet wins! Net Neutrality solidified across the EU

30 Aug 2016

Today’s release of clear guidelines for implementing Net Neutrality in the European Union is a big victory for internet users.

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Internet wins! Net Neutrality solidified across the EU
30 Aug 2016
Internet wins! Net Neutrality solidified across the EU
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Internet wins! EU Regulators publish guidelines protecting Net Neutrality

30 Aug 2016

Europe now has clear guidance for implementing Net Neutrality across all member states.

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Internet wins! EU Regulators publish guidelines protecting Net Neutrality
30 Aug 2016
Internet wins! EU Regulators publish guidelines protecting Net Neutrality
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When France (ab)uses the state of emergency

11 Aug 2016

Here’s what the ongoing “state of emergency” in France means for digital rights.

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When France (ab)uses the state of emergency
11 Aug 2016
When France (ab)uses the state of emergency
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NGOS to lawmakers: “High-quality connectivity and Net Neutrality go hand in hand”

8 Aug 2016

More than 30 NGOs and civil liberties organisations tell Europe’s regulators not to give in to telco industry blackmail on Net Neutrality.

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NGOS to lawmakers: “High-quality connectivity and Net Neutrality go hand in hand”
8 Aug 2016
NGOS to lawmakers: “High-quality connectivity and Net Neutrality go hand in hand”
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The EU’s e-Privacy directive: more than just a ‘cookie law’

20 Jul 2016

Rather than toss the so-called cookie law, the European Commission should update and upgrade it.

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The EU’s e-Privacy directive: more than just a ‘cookie law’
20 Jul 2016
The EU’s e-Privacy directive: more than just a ‘cookie law’
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BEREC is closing its consultation on Net Neutrality. Did we save the internet?

18 Jul 2016

More than 450,000 people spoke out to save Net Neutrality in Europe. Here’s what happens next.

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BEREC is closing its consultation on Net Neutrality. Did we save the internet?
18 Jul 2016
BEREC is closing its consultation on Net Neutrality. Did we save the internet?
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