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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 4/2014

  Datenschutz in der Standortpolitik

  Semjon Rens

  …Marktteilnehmern darum, durch Innovation bzw. neue Produkte und Dienstleistungen einen Vorsprung vor anderen Marktteilnehmern zu gewinnen. 1 Die Wettbewerber werden… …unterschiedliche Markteintrittsschranken und Wettbewerbsbedingungen. Dies gilt in einer digitalisierten Welt insbesondere für die Datenschutzgesetze. 1. VZ Netzwerke… …Unique User (UU). 2 Während Facebook im gleichen Zeitraum 1 C. Mantzavinos, Individuen, Institutionen und Märkte, 201 ff. 2 AGOF… …drei zentrale Faktoren zu nennen: 1. Objektive Debattenkultur im Datenschutz In Deutschland werden Datenschutzgesetze vornehmlich aus einer Perspektive…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 5/2014

  Recht auf Vergessenwerden – Das GoogleUrteil in der Praxis

  Dr. Carlo Piltz

  …. Mai 2014 (Az. C-131/12) eingegangenen Löschanträge 1 zu bearbeiten. Die Konsequenz: Links zu Medien- 1 Bis zum 04. 07. 2014 sind über 70.000 solcher… …Googles oder Ähnlichem zu sprechen, erscheint daher zumindest in dieser Pauschalität nicht gerechtfertigt. 1. Überprüfung der Löschanträge nur durch… …. Art. 11 Abs. 1 EU-Charta gewährt jeder Person die Freiheit, Informationen und Ideen ohne behördliche Eingriffe zu empfangen. Würden nun aufgrund einer…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 5/2014

  Aus Sicht der Stiftung Datenschutz – Privacy in the age of Big Data

  Frederick Richter

  …Aus Sicht der Stiftung Datenschutz Richter PinG 05.14 203 Aus Sicht der Stiftung Datenschutz – Privacy in the age of Big Data 1 Frederick Richter, LL… …. M. 1 Dimensions When discussing Big Data issues, one will be well advised to prepare for a high degree of complexity. In 2012, a United Nations report… …tracking users) or collected from social networks or where they are voluntarily entered. 1 Der Beitrag ist die gekürzte Version eines Vortrages, gehalten im… …ways: potential threats by surveillance, threats by disclosure and threats by discrimination. 1. Surveillance: The feeling of being constantly monitored…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 2/2014

  Contrasting Approaches to Data Protection in Ireland and Germany

  Philip Nolan, Oisin Tobin

  …Curran, Dublin, Ireland 1 1 I. Introduction Though Germany and Ireland are both subject to the European data protection regime, there are substantial… …that provide a contrast to the approach taken in Germany: the rules relating to consent to data processing, the 1 Philip Nolan and Oisin Tobin are… …course of its audits by the Irish Data Protection Commissioner. 2 Bundesverfassungsgericht, decisions volume 65, p. 1 ff. 3 McGee v. Attorney General… …, for example, BDSG section 28 para. 1, which allows the collection, processing or use of personal data as a means of fulfilling one’s business… …d7638e34c0e1a977392cb5&nr=57082&pos=0&anz=1. 22 DPA, Section 10(1)(b)(ii). 23 Realm Communications v Data Protection Commissioner [2009] IEHC 1. 24 Data Protection Commissioner’s advice…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 5/2014

  MAPPING (Managing Alternatives for Privacy, Property and Internet Governance)

  Extraordinary General Assembly – Rome, May 20–21, 2014 Conference Minutes
  

  Henning Hofmann

  …codified in the title. The 1 st Extraordinary General Assembly, hosted at the social club of the Italian Airforce, served as a platform for various thematic… …Council of Europe’s work on the Guide on Human Rights for Internet Users. III. 1 st thematic session: Workshop on “Online mass surveillance, security and… …points raised during the discourse. Mrs. Marzouki began her opening remarks by presenting three case studies suitable for the discussion: (1) LICRA v… …following principles: (1) Legality, (2) Legitimate aim, (3) Necessity (i. e. access to private information has to be limited to the scope necessary, no more)… …regulations. In order to create equal opportunities for European start-ups, he suggested the following points: (1) Rules have to be enforced but must also be… …all, the 1 st Extraordinary General Assembly of MAPPING in Rome was a well-organized conference with insightful presentations and vivid discussions…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 5/2014

  The Right to be Forgotten in the post-Snowden era

  Paul Bernal

  …forgotten, how the right to be forgotten is being implemented, and how we might find an appropriate future for it. 1. Data Protection reform The right to be… …to free speech on the Internet in the coming decade’ 1 or describing it as ‘[m]ore crap from the EU’. 2 1 Rosen, Stanford Law Review Online, available… …: Right to be forgotten and to erasure 1. The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data relating to them… …controller referred to in paragraph 1 has made the personal data public, it shall take all reasonable steps, including technical measures, in relation to data… …1. Data or stories – and ‘forgetting’ or erasure? Though making these kinds of distinctions is difficult, there does seem to be a clear difference… …solutions. Table 1 Issues Type of data Stories Data Forgetting Stories made hard to locate Data made difficult to gather or understand Erasure Stories erased… …critical factor in the extensive lobbying and delays to the negotiation of the reform of the data protection regime as a whole. 1. Academic shockwaves from… …broadly be divided into categories: 1) That the right to be forgotten interferes with freedom of expression to an excessive degree. Many of these criticisms… …Internet businesses such as Google. There are, however, strong links between them, in at least two ways. 1. Courts showing more privacy-awareness The first… …the bifurcated nature of the right to be forgotten, as set out in Table 1 above, there are two aspects to the right: the ‘forgetting’ and the ‘erasure’…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 1/2014

  Aus Sicht der Stiftung Datenschutz – Was ist uns Privatheit wert?

  Frederick Richter

  …veranstaltete, was uns Privatheit heute wert ist. 1 Der gegenwärtige Wert und Wechselkurs von Privatheit und damit die heutige Bedeutung der Grundlage des… …Datenschutzes 1 Was ist uns Privatheit wert?“, 27. 11. 2013 in Berlin (http://stiftungdatenschutz.org/podiumsdiskussion­was­ist­uns­privatheit­wert); dazu…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 3/2014

  Data protection professional certification in the age of big data

  Rita Di Antonio

  …in the age of big data Rita Di Antonio At the end of December 2013, Dictionary. com announced that privacy was its word of the year, 1 having trumped a… …most important social issue 1 Why privacy is our 2013 word of the year, Dictionary.com blog http://tinyurl.com/otypa8b. 2 Information Commissioner’s…
• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 6/2014

  Approaches for Personal Data Protection in Latin America

  Habeas Data, Comprehensive Data Protection Laws, the new Brazilian Internet Bill
  

  Lena Festerling

  …Council concerning “The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age”, adopted by the Security Council on ­December 18, 2013. 1 On a national level President Dilma… …European Union model or an intermixture of both. Only few have another or none framework of data protection. 1 See URL: https://www.un.org/News/Press/… …Data ­Protection in Latin America Festerling PinG 06.14 251 I. Habeas Data 1. Overview “Habeas data” is a literal translation from Latin and means “You… …Europe, some of them have enacted data protection laws modeled after the ­European data protection laws as to meet the European requirements. 28 1…

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• Zeitschriftenartikel aus "PinG Privacy in Germany" Ausgabe 1/2014

  Belgium Addresses Pitfalls for International Data Transfers

  Tanguy Van Overstraeten, Ronan Tigner

  …the Privacy Act. 1 Chapter VI of the Privacy Act reflects the DPD’s principles on personal data transfers, according to which data transfers are free… …inherently restrictive. For example, reliance upon unambiguous consent is challenged in the employment context due to the imbalance 1 The Act of 8 December… …the Article 29 Working Party WP117 of 1 February 2006 on the application of EU data protection rules to internal whistleblowing schemes in the fields of… …information must be provided with the same level of clarity and specificity that is currently foreseen in Appendix 1 for a single data exporter and a single…

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