EDPL 3/2015 (Vol. 1)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 161 - 163

Remembering and Forgetting – Protecting Privacy Rights in the Digital Age

Stephen Allen

Seite 164 - 177

The Right to be Forgotten: Its Potential Role in a Coherent Privacy Regime

Kieron O’Hara, Nigel Shadbolt

Seite 178 - 189

Protecting the Right to be Forgotten: Is Mainland China Ready?

Mei Ning Yan

Seite 190 - 205

Introduction ∙ Country Reports Introduction and Overview

Seite 206 - 207

Belgium ∙ Belgian Constitutional Court Nullifies Belgian Data Retention Law

Laurens Naudts

Seite 208 - 212

Belgium – The New Data Protection Hub?

Stéphanie De Smedt

Seite 213 - 218

Bulgaria ∙ New Developments of the Legal Framework on the Retention of Data in Bulgaria

Evgeniya Scherer

Seite 219 - 222

Germany ∙ Parliament Adopts New Data Retention Law

Sebastian Schweda

Seite 223 - 226

Slovakia ∙ Slovak Constitutional Court Annuls National Data Retention Provisions

Martin Husovec

Seite 227 - 229

Sweden ∙ Blanket Storage of Communications Data - Proportional or not? Sweden asks CJEU for Clarification on Data Retention

Pam Storr

Seite 230 - 235

United Kingdom ∙ High Court Strikes Down Data Retention Laws in Ruling on DRIPA

Lorna M. Woods

Seite 236 - 239

The Privacy Follies: A Look Back at the CJEU’s Invalidation of the EU/US Safe Harbor Framework

Neal Cohen

Seite 240 - 244

Willems: Giving Member States the Prints and Data Protection the Finger

Tijmen Wisman

Seite 245 - 248

Book Review

Alexander Dix, Andra Giurgiu

Seite 249 - 254