Reputation Systems and Data Protection Law1

Processing of personal data in Norwegian organisations Copyright © Institute of Transport Economics, 2005 III This publication is protected in accordance with the Norwegian

The most important part of the Constitution regarding privacy and personal data protection is Article 41 which explicitly states that all kind of personal data ("other

A large part of this unstructured content is likely to include personal data, making any processing of such data within the European Union (EU) framework sub- ject to the General

While the main focus of this report is on the Data Protection Directive, we will also analyse the most relevant provisions of Directive 2002/58 con- cerning the processing of

If a person in Sweden uses a computer to load personal data onto a home page stored on a server in Sweden – with the result that personal data become accessible to people in

In case of the limited retention of data principle, ‘Article 6(1) (e) of the Data Protection Directive and, likewise, Article 5 (e) of Convention 108 require Member States

National Institutes of Health (USA), NIH Guidance on Consent for Future Research Use and Broad Sharing of Human Genomic and Phenotypic Data Subject to the NIH Genomic Data Sharing

Article 4(1) of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) specifies that ‘personal data ’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable