Fair access to connected car data requires balanced priorities

The rise of connectivity in vehicles is opening the door to a wave of new data, which many are calling the 'new currency'. However, it is also raising questions of ownership - who has access to this data and how can they use it? In a 'Teach-in' sponsored by PaRR (a provider of proprietary intelligence on competition, IP and trade laws), Thomas Funke, a Partner at Osborne Clarke, took a closer look at the movement towards possible compulsory open access standards in the automotive industry.