EDPL 4/2017 (Vol. 3)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 431 - 434

Forewords ∙ The Future of Privacy Lies in Forgetting the Past

Jacquelyn Burkell

Seite 435 - 437

Forewords ∙ The Future of Privacy

Valerie Steeves

Seite 438 - 440

When Automated Profiling Threatens Our Freedom:

A Neo-Republican Perspective

Eike Gräf

Seite 441 - 451

Yet Another French Exception:

The Political Dimensions of France’s Support for the Digital Right to be Forgotten

Zarine Kharazian

Seite 452 - 462

The EU-US Privacy Shield:

Has Trust Been Restored?

Anne-Laure Philouze

Seite 463 - 472

Algorithms and Transparency in View of the New General Data Protection Regulation

Merle Temme

Seite 473 - 485

Nature and Ideal Steps of the Data Protection Impact Assessment Under the General Data Protection Regulation

Atanas Yordanov

Seite 486 - 495

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

Mark D Cole

Seite 496 - 499

GDPR Implementation Series ∙ United Kingdom: Heading Towards Brexit but with a Data Protection Bill Implementing GDPR open-access

Lorna Woods

Seite 500 - 506

GDPR Implementation Series ∙ Poland: A Brief Overview Concerning the Implementation of the GDPR

Anna Kobylańska, Marcin Lewoszewski

Seite 507 - 511

European Union ∙ First Annual Review of the EU-US Privacy Shield

Sebastian Klein

Seite 512 - 517

France ∙ The New French Antiterrorism Law: Towards a Balance between Security and Liberty after the State of Emergency?

Olivia Tambou

Seite 518 - 523

Germany ∙ Higher Administrative Court Confirms Proportionality of Data Protection and Security Measures as Auxiliary Provisions

Tobias Raab

Seite 524 - 527

Australia ∙ ‘Personal Information’ in the Australian Privacy Act and the Classification of IP Addresses

Julian Wagner, Normann Witzleb

Seite 528 - 533

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ The Belgian Internet Investigatory Powers Act – A Model to Pursue at European Level?

Vanessa Franssen

Seite 534 - 542

Introduction: Employee’s Privacy at the Forefront of Privacy Debates

Maja Brkan

Seite 543 - 544

Monitoring of Employees’ Communications: ECtHR Spells Out Positive Obligations to Protect Employees’ Privacy

Caroline Calomme

Seite 545 - 549

Foreseeing Secret Surveillance in Social Security: Setting the Record Straight

Jenneke Evers

Seite 550 - 554

US Supreme Court Finds Broad Restrictions on Access to Social Media Sites Unconstitutional

Alan Butler

Seite 555 - 557

Book Review

Lorenzo Dalla Corte, Milda Macenaite

Seite 558 - 562