EDPL 2/2018 (Vol. 4)

Editorial free

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 141 - 146

Opinions ∙ After the Law, What’s Next? The Cause of Privacy free

Gus Hosein

Seite 147 - 149

Opinions ∙ Privacy and Freedom free

Artemi Rallo

Seite 150 - 151

Subsequent Use of GDPR Data for a Law Enforcement Purpose:

The Forgotten Principle of Purpose Limitation?

Catherine Jasserand

Seite 152 - 167

Data Protection by Design and by Default:

Framing Guiding Principles into Legal Obligations in the GDPR

Lina Jasmontaite, Irene Kamara, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Stefano Leucci

Seite 168 - 189

Personality, Property and Other Provocations:

Exploring the Conceptual Muddle of Data Protection Rights under EU Law

Henry Pearce

Seite 190 - 208

Introduction ∙ Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioner’s Reports

Mark D Cole

Seite 209 - 212

European Union ∙ New Data Protection Regulation for EU Bodies - Another Piece of the Puzzle Completed

Juraj Sajfert

Seite 213 - 216

European Union ∙ EDPS and Article 29 Working Party Opinions about the Commission Proposals on the Interoperability of Databases

Teresa Quintel

Seite 217 - 226

GDPR Implementation Series ∙ Ireland: A Brief Overview of the Implementation of the GDPR

Sharon McLaughlin

Seite 227 - 234

Germany ∙ Data Protection Authorities Try to Fill the Gap between GDPR and e-Privacy Rules

Christina Etteldorf

Seite 235 - 238

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ Data Protection without Frontiers? On the Relationship between EU GDPR and Amended CoE Convention 108

Jörg Ukrow

Seite 239 - 247

Introduction: Exam Scripts and Work Computers

Maja Brkan

Seite 248 - 249

Libert v France: ECtHR on the Protection of an Employee’s Privacy Concerning Files on a Work Computer

Sebastian Klein

Seite 250 - 251

Peter Nowak v Data Protection Commissioner: You Can Access Your Exam Script, Because It Is Personal Data

Karolina Podstawa

Seite 252 - 259

Book Review

Claudia Quelle, Lorenzo Dalla Corte

Seite 260 - 265