EDPL 3/2019 (Vol. 5)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 277 - 284

Opinions ∙ Data Protection’s Composition Problem

Aaron Fluitt, Aloni Cohen, Micah Altman, Kobbi Nissim, Salome Viljoen, Alexandra Wood

Seite 285 - 292

Opinions ∙ Data Protection without Data: Could Data Protection Law Apply without Personal Data Being Processed?

Dara Hallinan

Seite 293 - 299

The Court of Justice as a Key Player in Privacy and Data Protection:

An Overview of Recent Trends in Case Law at the Start of a New Era of Data Protection Law

Christopher Docksey, Hielke Hijmans

Seite 300 - 316

Assessing the Legal and Ethical Impact of Data Reuse:

Developing a Tool for Data Reuse Impact Assessments (DRIA)

Bart Custers, Helena U Vrabec, Michael Friedewald

Seite 317 - 337

Regulating Big Data in and out of the Data Protection Policy Field:

Two Scenarios of Post-GDPR Law-Making and the Actor Perspective

Paul de Hert, Juraj Sajfert

Seite 338 - 351

Privacy Icons: open-access

A Risk-Based Approach to Visualisation of Data Processing

Zohar Efroni, Jakob Metzger, Lena Mischau, Marie Schirmbeck

Seite 352 - 366

The Law Enforcement Directive:

Conceptual Challenges of EU Directive 2016/680

Mark Leiser, Bart Custers

Seite 367 - 378

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

Mark D Cole

Seite 379 - 381

European Union ∙ Eurojust’s Judicial Counter Terrorism Register or How a Council Decision from 2005 Became the Legal Basis for a New Centralised Database

Teresa Quintel

Seite 382 - 388

GDPR Implementation Series ∙ Cyprus: A Look into the Law for the Effective Application of the GDPR

Christiana Markou

Seite 389 - 396

GDPR Implementation Series ∙ Germany Revisited: The Second Data Protection Adaption and Implementation Act

Christina Etteldorf

Seite 397 - 403

Greece ∙ Messenger Messages and Facebook Photographs as Means of Evidence – Heraklion Jury Trial Court (Mixed) 21/2019

Ioannis Iglezakis

Seite 404 - 407

India ∙ Data Protection Law in India: The Search for Goldilocks Effect

Ashit Kumar Srivastava

Seite 408 - 415

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ Data Erasure under the GDPR – Steps towards Compliance open-access

Matthias Enzmann, Annika Selzer, Dominik Spychalski

Seite 416 - 420

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ GDPR and Blockchain: A Compliance Approach

Rosanna Mannan, Rahul Sethuram, Lauryn Younge

Seite 421 - 426

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ Five Ways to GDPR-Compliant Use of Blockchains

Jörn Erbguth

Seite 427 - 433

Advocate General Opinion on the Planet49 Case: Some Clarifications on the Consent Requirements with Regard to Cookies

Patrick Van Eecke, Anne-Gabrielle Haie

Seite 434 - 437

GC and Others v CNIL on the Responsibility of Search Engine Operators for Referring to Sensitive Data: The End of ‘Right to be Forgotten’ Balancing?

Claudia Quelle

Seite 438 - 447

Access to Documents v Data Protection: The Pursuit of Transparency in MEPs’ Use of Their Allowances (Joined Cases T-639/15 to T-666/15 Maria Psara and Others v Parliament and T-94/16 Gavin Sheridan v Parliament)

Mara Paun

Seite 448 - 452

US Supreme Court Blocks Citizenship Question on 2020 Census, Trump Issues Executive Order to Collect Citizenship Data (New York v Department of Commerce)

Marc Rotenberg, Bilyana Petkova

Seite 453 - 457

Book Review

Lina Jasmontaite-Zaniewicz

Seite 458 - 460

41st ICDPPC: Interview with Andrea Jelinek, EDPB Chair and Director of the Austrian Data Protection Authority

EDPB Chair and Director of the Austrian Data Protection Authority

Seite III - IV

41st ICDPPC: Interview with Angelene Falk, Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner

Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner

Seite V - VI

41st ICDPPC: Interview with Stephen Wong, Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong

Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, Hong Kong

Seite VII - VIII