EDPL 3/2023 (Vol. 9)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 281 - 286

Opinions ∙ The GDPR at Five (and Beyond)

Anu Talus

Seite 287 - 289

Opinions ∙ Artificial Intelligence and Judicial Decision-Making

Maja Brkan

Seite 290 - 295

Resolving the Conflict Between Trade and Data Protection Law

Paul M. Schwartz, Anupam Chander

Seite 296 - 304

Two Necessary Approaches to a Privacy-Friendly 2033

Alexander Dix

Seite 305 - 310

A Theory of EU Data Protection Law open-access

Dara Hallinan

Seite 311 - 332

Recalibrating the Data Economy:

Towards a System of Access and Benefit Sharing

Yannick Alexander Vogel

Seite 333 - 344

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 345 - 349

France ∙ CNIL Confirms Google’s Compliance with Earlier Injunctions on Cookie Banners

Hugo Lami

Seite 350 - 352

Germany ∙ German Data Retention Law Nullified, Again

Sven Braun

Seite 353 - 356

Italy ∙ Italian DPA on the Vaccine Booking Procedure: Intimate Questions Possible, but Information Obligations Still Key

Giorgia Bincoletto

Seite 357 - 362

Norway ∙ Norwegian DPA Blocks Personalised Advertising on Facebook and Instagram in Urgency Procedure: Another Step towards a Departure from Meta’s Business Model?

Mark D Cole, Katharina Kollmann

Seite 363 - 370

C-252/21 Meta v Bundeskartellamt: The Lawfulness of Big Tech’s Processing of Personal Data and the Relationship Between Data Protection and Competition Law

Ana-Maria Hriscu

Seite 371 - 377

T-557/20 Single Resolution Board v EDPB: On the Interpretation of Identifiability

Shweta Reddy Degalahal

Seite 378 - 382

Book Review open-access

Gloria González Fuster

Seite 383 - 385