Journal of Data Protection & Privacy

2016 - 2025

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Volume 1, issue 4, 2018

Editorial: Will you stumble and fall when the GDPR is fully enforceable from 25th May, 2018? pp. 336-337

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Foreword pp. 338-338

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The risk-based approach to privacy: Risk or protection for business? pp. 339-344

Giulio Coraggio and Giulia Zappaterra

Data protection in medical research: A comparative analysis pp. 345-355

Sonakshi Ahluwalia and Tapas K. Bandyopadhyay

Major legal ruling on a company’s data protection obligations outside the country where it is headquartered: Weltimmo s.r.o. v. Nemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság Hatóság pp. 356-358

Amy Wales

Revolution in data protection in Poland? pp. 359-364

Edyta Bielak-Jomaa

Current practice in e-mail policies pp. 365-372

Ben Silverstone

The impact of the GDPR on background screening in the UK pp. 373-383

Emma Butler, Kerstin Bagus and Andy Hellman

Can Singapore learn from the European Union in tightening data protection laws? pp. 384-399

Lanx Goh

Embedding privacy and security to gain a competitive advantage pp. 400-409

Ann Cavoukian and Nandini Jolly

Is distributed ledger technology built for personal data? pp. 410-418

Henry Chang

`‘EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): An Implementation and Compliance Guide’` by Alan Calder, Richard Campo and Adrian Ross pp. 419-420

Ardi Kolah

`‘Das neue Datenschutzrecht der EU: Grundlagen, Gesetzgebungsverfahren, Synopse’` by Jan Philipp Albrecht and Florian Jotzo pp. 421-422

Chiara Rustici

Volume 1, issue 3, 2017

Editorial: The price of success is less than the price of failure pp. 240-242

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Foreword: Countdown to the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe and beyond pp. 243-245

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EU regulation on data protection: One continent, one law and the impact of the new requirements pp. 246-251

Fabio Di Resta

Current perspectives on data protection in Italy pp. 252-261

Donato La Muscatella

Consent, its modalities, dynamics and record-keeping pp. 262-272

Georg Philip Krog

(Re)quest for privacy: How to build consumer trust pp. 273-278

Anna Aurora Wennakoski

The right not to be subject to automated decision-making under the General Data Protection Regulation: Standard permission or default prohibition? pp. 279-286

Lise Devloo

Pseudonymisation under the General Data Protection Regulation: A win-win approach? pp. 287-293

Hajar Malekian

Class action and data privacy in the USA and Europe: Effective deterrent or ill-founded approach to compliance? pp. 294-305

Joseph Srouji and Margaux Dolhem

Bring on the Privacy Shield pp. 306-311

Pulina Whitaker

The future of the Internet of Things in the wake of the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 312-320

Geoff Revill

Can a cyber insurance policy keep businesses ahead of information-security risk? pp. 321-328

Simon Gilbert

Volume 1, issue 2, 2017

The ‘creed of speed’ pp. 132-133

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Foreword pp. 134-136

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The impact of the General Data Protection Regulation on the banking sector: Data subjects’ rights, conflicts of laws and Brexit pp. 137-145

Lori Baker

Data subject consent: How will the General Data Protection Regulation affect this? pp. 146-155

Hana Ross

A federated budget for the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 156-159

Chiara Rustici

Safe Harbor to Privacy Shield: A view from the USA — Part 2 pp. 160-172

Daniel D. Corcoran

Directors’ liability survey: Cyber attacks and data loss — a growing concern pp. 173-182

Joanna Page, Madison Kaur and Emma Waters

The data protection reform and its impact on the Italian legal system: Between hopes and expectations pp. 183-192

Rocco Panetta

Private but parallel lives: National security and personal privacy in a European context pp. 193-205

Chris Bellamy

European data protection laws: Learnings and implications for Indian business pp. 206-221

R. Rajesh Babu and Suren Sista

The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 pp. 222-232

Lorna Woods

`‘Data Ethics — The New Competitive Advantage’` by Gry Hasselbalch and Pernille Tranberg pp. 233-234

Ardi Kolah

Volume 1, issue 1, 2016

Time to reboot our thinking on data protection pp. 4-5

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A landmark moment for data protection in Europe pp. 6-7

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Future developments in data protection and privacy in the UK in the wake of the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 8-27

Alexander Brown and Matthew Dyer

The General Data Protection Regulation: A myth-buster pp. 28-32

Phil Lee and Kate Pickering

Profiling in the Public Sector under the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 33-40

Jakob Kamby

Data security requirements under the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 41-45

Alexander Dittel

Take notice! The legal and commercial impact of the General Data Protection Regulation’s rules on privacy notices pp. 46-52

Simon Morrissey

Impact of the EU General Data Protection Regulation on the public sector pp. 53-63

Peter Blume

Internet of things data protection and privacy in the era of the General Data Protection Regulation pp. 64-75

Abhik Chaudhuri

Looking at Europe from the USA: Current perspectives on data protection pp. 76-88

Mark Webber and Trinity Car

Safe Harbor to Privacy Shield: A view from the USA – Part 1 pp. 89-102

Daniel D. Corcoran

FBI v. Apple and beyond: Encryption in the Canadian Law of Digital Search and Seizure pp. 103-119

Gerald Chan and Stephen Aylward