Journal of Data Protection & Privacy

2016 - 2025

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Volume 6, issue 4, 2024

The outcome of the US Election will determine the future of Big Tech and data privacy pp. 316-317

Ardi Kolah

The AI Act: A compass for approaching legislation with innovative and disruptive effects pp. 318-331

Rocco Panetta and Vincenzo Tiani

Synthetic data and European General Data Protection Regulation: Ethics, quality and legality of data sharing pp. 332-343

Shalini Dwivedi

High-fidelity synthetic patient data applications and privacy considerations pp. 344-354

Puja Myles, Colin Mitchell, Elizabeth Redrup Hill, Luca Foschini and Zhenchen Wang

Protecting privacy in the digital marketplace: A comparative study of legal mechanisms for consumer rights in the metaverse pp. 355-374

Akshay Baburao Yadav

American Privacy Rights Act: A first glance at the US Congress's newest comprehensive privacy bill pp. 375-391

Lothar Determann, Brian Hengesbaugh and Avi Toltzis

Recognising generative and autonomous AI as a ‘juridical person’ pp. 392-407

Prabuddha Ganguli

The Right to Data Protection: Individual and Structural Dimensions of Data Protection in EU Law by Felix Bieker pp. 408-410

Jacob Kornbeck

Privacy and AI: Protecting Individuals in the Age of AI by Federico Marengo pp. 411-411

Ardi Kolah

Determann’s Field Guide to Artificial Intelligence Law: International Corporate Compliance by Lothar Determann pp. 412-412

Ardi Kolah

Volume 6, issue 3, 2024

Will ‘AI for All’ become a reality for 1.4 billion citizens in India this year? pp. 224-226

Ardi Kolah

Synthetic data and data protection laws pp. 227-239

Giuseppe D'Acquisto

The protection of personal data according to the civil and criminal Moroccan laws in light of jurisprudence pp. 240-255

Anass Gaagouch

AI and data privacy in big-tech: A new frontier in the digital market pp. 256-265

Summayah Muncey

Data colonialism on Facebook for personalised advertising: The discrepancy of privacy concerns and the privacy paradox pp. 266-282

Seyha Chan

Peculiarities of processing children's personal data in mobile applications and games pp. 283-294

Salome Sigua

Preserving privacy in European health research: The case of synthetic data pp. 295-306

Sara Bonomi and Georgia Vasileiadou

Privacy and AI: Protecting Individuals in the Age of AI by Federico Marengo pp. 307-307

Steve Wilkinson

Information Technology Law 5th Ed by Andrew Murray pp. 308-309

Ardi Kolah

Landmark Cases in Privacy Law by Paul Wragg and Peter Coe pp. 309-310

Ardi Kolah

Volume 6, issue 2, 2023

Made in India: Opportunity to lead the way in AI regulation pp. 108-109

Ardi Kolah

Benchmarking the Indian Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 against data protection frameworks in Singapore, the EU, US and Australia pp. 110-119

Mathew Chacko and Shambhavi Mishra

The EU–US data privacy framework and the impact on companies in the EEA and USA compared to other international data transfer mechanisms pp. 120-134

Lothar Determann, Michaela Nebel and Michael Schmidl

Balancing AI innovation with data protection: A closer look at the EU AI Act pp. 135-152

Sean Musch, Michael Charles Borrelli and Charles Kerrigan

The proportionality between trade secret and privacy protection: How to strike the right balance when designing generative AI tools pp. 153-166

Anna Popowicz-Pazdej

The path to privacy: Navigating the global data protection landscape pp. 167-179

Noémie Weinbaum

The challenge of defining artificial intelligence in the EU AI Act pp. 180-195

Theodore S. Boone

Video surveillance and the right to privacy in the AI era: Proposed new rules pp. 196-208

Konstantinos Kouroupis

Data Protection without Data Protectionism: The Right to Protection of Personal Data and Data Transfers in EU Law and International Trade Law by Tobias Naef pp. 209-211

Jacob Kornbeck

Your Privacy Is Important To Us! Restoring Human Dignity in Data-Driven Marketing by Jan Trzaskowski pp. 212-214

Ardi Kolah

Containing Big Tech: How to Protect Our Civil Rights, Economy, and Democracy by Tom Kemp pp. 213-215

Ardi Kolah

Automated Decision-Making and Effective Remedies: The New Dynamics in the Protection of EU Fundamental Rights in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice by Simona Demková pp. 215-218

Ardi Kolah

In memoriam pp. 219-219

Peter J. Hustinx

Volume 6, issue 1, 2023

Third time lucky for the European Commission? Let's hope so pp. 5-8

Ardi Kolah

As interest in using artificial intelligence increases, can UK and EU compliance legislation keep pace with the rate of change? pp. 9-23

Steve Wilkinson

A reflection on the UAE's new data protection law: A comparative approach with GDPR pp. 24-36

Laroussi Chemlali, Abdesselam Salmi and Leila Benseddik

Japan's PrivacyMark system as a good illustration of certification mechanisms pp. 37-50

Masao Horibe

Pilot project lighthouse: A proposed GDPR compliant methodology for analysing special categories of personal data pp. 51-70

Collin R. Walke

What is left of consent when it is deemed consent: A data protection experiment in India pp. 71-83

Indranath Gupta and Paarth Naithani

Ethics is nothing other than reverence for life... and data pp. 84-97

Sascha Francis Schneider

`California Privacy Law: Practical Guide and Commentary: US Federal and California Law, Fifth Edition` by Lothar Determann pp. 98-99

Ardi Kolah

`The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity and Love in the Digital Age` by Danielle Keats Citron pp. 99-101

Ardi Kolah

`Regulating Social Network Sites: Data Protection, Copyright and Power` by Asma Vranaki pp. 101-102

Ardi Kolah

Volume 5, issue 4, 2023

Navigating the future of the Internet of Things and balancing innovation and privacy pp. 317-320

Ardi Kolah

Benefits and disadvantages of IoT for government, business and consumer sectors pp. 321-336

Ioannis Giokaris

Key considerations for companies in the rapid adoption of IoT technologies and its impact on privacy and the data protection of consumers pp. 337-346

Joanna Antoniewska

Protecting patient confidentiality in the Internet of Medical Things through confidential computing pp. 347-362

Richard Searle and Prabhanjan Gururaj

Enable the metaverse and smart society with trustworthy and sustainable ‘things’ pp. 363-373

Abhik Chaudhuri and Ambuj Anand

Implementing privacy and data confidentiality within the framework of the Internet of Things pp. 374-387

Ayush Goel and Gurudev Sahil

Privacy and security concerns: A systematic review of older adults' perceptions surrounding the use of technology pp. 388-400

Thora Knight, Xiaojun Yuan and Deedee M. Bennett Gayle

IoT legislation's loopholes: The governmental blessing for statutory surveillance? pp. 401-413

Paweł Kuch

`Regulatory Insights on Artificial Intelligence: Research for Policy` by Ardi Kolah pp. 414-416

Ardi Kolah

Volume 5, issue 3, 2023

Elon Musk's cost-cutting at Twitter raises fresh data protection concerns and puts the social media platform on a collision course with regulators on both sides of the Atlantic pp. 205-206

Ardi Kolah

Who are you on Web 3.0? pp. 207-208

Lothar Determann

African Union's data policy framework and data protection in Africa pp. 209-215

Kinfe Yilma

The AI Act in light of the EU Digital Agenda: A critical approach pp. 216-229

Konstantinos Kouroupis

Deconstructing the regulatory impact of the US CLOUD Act: An optimal regulatory approach to ensuring access to data in the cloud? pp. 230-241

Nick Roudev and Lori Baker

UK data protection and digital information bill explained pp. 242-253

Steve Wilkinson

Observing 2021–22 data breach decisions of the Irish Data Protection Commission pp. 254-266

Marie C. Daly

Privacy nutrition labels, App Store and the GDPR: Unintended consequences? pp. 267-280

Miloš Novović

Technical controls that protect data when in use and prevent misuse pp. 281-296

Magali (Maggie) Feys, Joseph W. Swanson, Patricia M. Carreiro and Gary Lafever

Right to be forgotten in case of search engines: Emerging trends in India as compared to the EU pp. 297-309

Indranath Gupta and Paarth Naithani

`Taming the Algorithm. The Right Not to Be Subject to an Automated Decision in the General Data Protection Regulation` by Chris Bellamy pp. 310-312

Chris Bellamy

Volume 5, issue 2, 2022

Can blockchain technology protect organisations against the escalating threat of personal data and cyber security breaches? pp. 108-110

Ardi Kolah

The former Indian DPB, California's CCPA and the European GDPR: A comparative analysis pp. 111-118

Mathew Chacko and Shambhavi Mishra

A decade after the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA): Compliance of communications companies with the notice and choice principle pp. 119-137

Ali Alibeigi and Abu Bakar Munir

New directions for data governance in health data? Examining the role of anonymisation and pseudonymisation pp. 138-148

Anna Aurora Wennäkoski

Transparent communication under Article 12 of the GDPR: Advocating a standardised approach for universal understandability pp. 149-161

Indranath Gupta and Paarth Naithani

Artificial intelligence and automated decision making: The new frontier of privacy challenges and opportunities pp. 162-172

Joseph Srouji and Stefano Bellè

Worthy of trust: Protecting minority privacy in diversity reporting pp. 173-182

Matthew Bellringer

The UK's Online Safety Bill: The day we took a stand against serious online harms or the day we lost our freedoms to platforms and the state? pp. 183-194

Alexander Dittel

`‘Determann's Field Guide to Data Privacy Law: International Corporate Compliance’` by Ardi Kolah pp. 195-196

Ardi Kolah

Volume 5, issue 1, 2021

Why International Holocaust Remembrance Day is more relevant than ever in a world where privacy and data protection are increasingly rare pp. 4-6

Ardi Kolah

China’s PIPL and DSL: Is China following the EU’s approach to data protection? pp. 7-25

Ziwen Tan and Channing Zhang

Teleology: The missing piece to solving the GDPR puzzle pp. 26-38

Paweł Kuch

On the advent of environmental, social and governance reporting and its intersection with privacy pp. 39-49

Martijn Ten Bloemendal

Enforcing the right to be forgotten as a human right pp. 50-60

Saheed Alabi

The new EU Standard Contractual Clauses as a type of appropriate safeguard in the international transfer of personal data pp. 61-71

Anna Popowicz-Pazdej

Getting connected: Providing IT services to the German healthcare sector subject to ecclesiastical data protection law pp. 72-88

Tamara Bukatz

GDPR Glasnost: Spain’s AEPD raises the transparency bar and sanctions two banks pp. 89-96

Philipp Fischer and Julien Levis

`Data Protection Around the World: Privacy Laws in Action` by Dr Jacob Kornbeck pp. 97-99

Jacob Kornbeck

`Privacy is Hard and Seven Other Myths: Achieving Privacy Through Careful Design` by Ardi Kolah pp. 100-101

Ardi Kolah

The Future of Industrial and Consumer Internet of Things (IoT), Privacy and Data Protection in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 102-103

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