New EU regulations have 'gone a step too far' and will have to be wound back, says CEO
GDPR is 'ridiculous' and is full of contradictions, according to The Search Party's Ben Hutt
Ben Hutt believes GDPR should be wound back
The new EU regulations are "ridiculous" and have "gone a step too far", according to the CEO of global recruitment firm The Search Party, Ben Hutt. Hutt, who was speaking at Computing's Big Data & Analytics...
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