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Read more at: Smoke but No Fire? The Politics of a ‘British’ Bill of Rights

Smoke but No Fire? The Politics of a ‘British’ Bill of Rights

Read more at: Freedom of Expression Turned On Its Head: Academic Social Research and Journalism in the European Union’s Privacy Framework

Freedom of Expression Turned On Its Head: Academic Social Research and Journalism in the European Union’s Privacy Framework

Read more at: From the Scylla of Restriction to the Charybdis of License? Exploring the scope of the “special purposes” freedom of expression shield in European data protection

From the Scylla of Restriction to the Charybdis of License? Exploring the scope of the “special purposes” freedom of expression shield in European data protection

Read more at: Data Protection Confronts Freedom of Expression on the ʻNew Mediaʼ Internet: The Stance of European Regulatory Authorities

Data Protection Confronts Freedom of Expression on the ʻNew Mediaʼ Internet: The Stance of European Regulatory Authorities

Read more at: European Data Protection and Media Expression: Fundamentally Off Balance

European Data Protection and Media Expression: Fundamentally Off Balance

Read more at: European Regulatory Interpretation of the Interface between Data Protection and Traditional Journalism: An Incomplete and Imperfect Balancing Act?

European Regulatory Interpretation of the Interface between Data Protection and Traditional Journalism: An Incomplete and Imperfect Balancing Act?

Read more at: European Data Protection Regulation and Online New Media: Mind the Enforcement Gaps

European Data Protection Regulation and Online New Media: Mind the Enforcement Gaps

Read more at: Statutory Regulation of Professional Journalism Under European Data Protection: Down But Not Out?

Statutory Regulation of Professional Journalism Under European Data Protection: Down But Not Out?

Read more at: Intermediary Publishers and European data protection: Delimiting the ambit of responsibility for third-party rights through a synthetic interpretation of the EU acquis

Intermediary Publishers and European data protection: Delimiting the ambit of responsibility for third-party rights through a synthetic interpretation of the EU acquis

Read more at: Disclosure, Exposure and the ʻRight to be Forgottenʼ after Google Spain: Interrogating Google Search’s webmaster, end user and Lumen notification practices

Disclosure, Exposure and the ʻRight to be Forgottenʼ after Google Spain: Interrogating Google Search’s webmaster, end user and Lumen notification practices