EDPL 4/2016 (Vol. 2)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 449 - 458

The Future of Privacy Law Scholarship: Some Brief Reflections

Lee A Bygrave

Seite 459 - 460

The Future of Privacy. Addressing Singularities to Identify Bright-Line Rules That Speak to Us

Paul De Hert

Seite 461 - 466

Risk to the Right to the Protection of Personal Data:

An Analysis Through the Lenses of Hermagoras

István Böröcz

Seite 467 - 480

We Have Always Managed Risks in Data Protection Law:

Understanding the Similarities and Differences Between the Rights-Based and the Risk-Based Approaches to Data Protection

Raphaël Gellert

Seite 481 - 492

Discrimination, Data Sanitisation and Auditing in the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation

Bryce Goodman

Seite 493 - 506

Some Iconoclastic Thoughts on the Effectiveness of Simplified Notices and Icons for Informing Individuals as Proposed in Article 12(1) and (7) GDPR

Christopher F Mondschein

Seite 507 - 520

The Protective Capacity of the Criterion of ‘Identifiability’ under EU Data Protection Law

Worku Gedefa Urgessa

Seite 521 - 531

Introduction ∙ Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioners’ Reports

Seite 532 - 534

Multi-Country ∙ The Regulation of Commercial Profiling – A Comparative Analysis

Indra Spiecker genannt Döhmann, Olivia Tambou, Paul Bernal, Margaret Hu, Carlos Alberto Molinaro, Elsa Negre, Ingo Wolfgang Sarlet, Laura Schertel Mendes, Normann Witzleb, Florian Yger

Seite 535 - 554

United Kingdom ∙ Inadequacies in the UK’s Data Science Ethical Framework

Charles Raab, Roger Clarke

Seite 555 - 560

Germany ∙ Insight About Investigations of Smart TV Users’ Security by the German Data Protection Authorities

Kristin Benedikt

Seite 561 - 568

Czech Republic ∙ Electronic Healthcare and Data Protection in the Czech Republic

Jan Tomíšek

Seite 569 - 575

Practitioner's Corner ∙ Implementing the EU General Data Protection Regulation: A Business Perspective

Axel Freiherr von dem Bussche, Anna Zeiter

Seite 576 - 581

Introduction: On Courts, Elections and Case Notes

Seite 582 - 584

A Missed Opportunity: The Amazon Case That Almost Made Data Subjects Into Consumers

Gabriela Zanfir Fortuna

Seite 585 - 589

Strict Safeguards to Restrict General Data Retention Obligations Imposed by the Member States

Caroline Calomme

Seite 590 - 595

The Legitimacy of Bulk Transfers of PNR Data to Law Enforcement Authorities under the Strict Scrutiny of AG Mengozzi

Fanny Coudert

Seite 596 - 601

Covert Surveillance of Privileged Consultations and the Weakening of the Legal Professional Privilege

Maša Galič

Seite 602 - 607

Book Review

Mara Paun, Alessandro Mantelero, Irene Kamara, Bart van der Sloot

Seite 608 - 616