Machines, Markets, and the March Toward Control – How Tech Sparked the First Data Laws

Update: 2025-08-14

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This week on DataShield Chronicles, we uncover how punch cards, population registries, and early tech collided with power—and triggered the first wave of data protection laws in Europe.

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Machines, Markets, and the March Toward Control – How Tech Sparked the First Data Laws

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Machines, Markets, and the March Toward Control – How Tech Sparked the First Data Laws