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Guilty until proven innocent? How a legal loophole is being used to name and shame children

Guilty until proven innocent? How a legal loophole is being used to name and shame children

Nov 15, 2017 | Ethics

                  In this guest post, Faith Gordon, University of Westminster explores how, under UK law, a child’s anonimity is not entirely guaranteed. Faith is speaking at the  Information Law and Policy Centre’s annual...
Communicating Responsibilities: The Spanish DPA targets Google’s Notification Practices when Delisting Personal Information

Communicating Responsibilities: The Spanish DPA targets Google’s Notification Practices when Delisting Personal Information

Mar 27, 2017 | Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Privacy

In this guest post, David Erdos, University Lecturer in Law and the Open Society, University of Cambridge, considers the 2016 Resolution made by the Spanish Data Protection Authority in relation to Google’s approach to de-listing personal information.  The Court...
Your next social network could pay you for posting

Your next social network could pay you for posting

Jan 31, 2017 | Data Privacy, Freedom of expression, Freedom of information, Internet regulation, Privacy

In this guest post, Jelena Dzakula from the London School of Economics and Political Science considers what blockchain technology might mean for the future of social networking.  You may well have found this article through Facebook. An algorithm programmed by one of...
The Bubble Reputation: Protecting, Inflating, Deflating and Preserving It

The Bubble Reputation: Protecting, Inflating, Deflating and Preserving It

Jan 30, 2017 | Fairness

Venue:  Institute of Advanced Legal Studies Charles Clore House 17 Russell Square London, WC1B 5DR 6pm – 8pm, 8 March 2017 Booking: This event is free but advanced registration is required using the IALS Events Calendar.   Speaker: James Michael, Senior Associate...
“Right to be forgotten” requires anonymisation of online newspaper archive

“Right to be forgotten” requires anonymisation of online newspaper archive

Jul 26, 2016 | Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy, Privacy

In this post, Hugh Tomlinson QC discusses the implications of a ruling in the Belgian justice system for the application of the “right to be forgotten” for news organisations. Tomlinson is a member of Matrix Chambers and an editor of the Inforrm blog. The...
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