Journal: Comput. Law Secur. Rev.

Volume 33, Issue 6

751 -- 753Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
754 -- 767Roger Clarke. Can small users recover from the cloud?
768 -- 785Richard Steppe. Online price discrimination and personal data: A General Data Protection Regulation perspective
786 -- 801Bingbin Lu. The unique Chinese legal approach to online ad blocking: Is it in the right direction?
802 -- 810Tao Huang, Yuan Zhao. Revolution of securities law in the Internet Age: A review on equity crowd-funding
811 -- 824Asli Deniz Helvacioglu, Hanna Stakheyeva. The tale of two data protection regimes: The analysis of the recent law reform in Turkey in the light of EU novelties
825 -- 835Mark Giancaspro. Is a 'smart contract' really a smart idea? Insights from a legal perspective
836 -- 846Angela Daly. Privacy in automation: An appraisal of the emerging Australian approach
847 -- 863Nynke E. Vellinga. From the testing to the deployment of self-driving cars: Legal challenges to policymakers on the road ahead
864 -- 869Daniel Le Métayer, Mathias Bossuet, Fanny Coudert, Claire Gayrel, Francisco Jaime, Christophe Jouvray, Antonio Kung, Zhendong Ma, Antonio Maña. Interdisciplinarity in practice: Challenges and benefits for privacy research
870 -- 875Chenguo Zhang. 'Sampling' is freedom of art: The German Federal Constitutional Court deliberates on the acceptability of music sampling in the 'Metall auf Metall' case
876 -- 883Yong Wan. Deep linking does not constitute a "Making Available to the Public": The perspective of Beijing Intellectual Property Court
884 -- 891Kit Burden. EU update
892 -- 895Nick Pantlin. European national news
896 -- 904Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific news

Volume 33, Issue 5

581 -- 582Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
584 -- 602Alessandro Mantelero. Regulating big data. The guidelines of the Council of Europe in the context of the European data protection framework
603 -- 617Michiel Rhoen. Rear view mirror, crystal ball: Predictions for the future of data protection law based on the history of environmental protection law
618 -- 628Darius Stitilis, Marius Laurinaitis. Treatment of biometrically processed personal data: Problem of uniform practice under EU personal data protection law
629 -- 634Márjory Da Costa-Abreu, Stephen Smith. Using biometric-based identification systems in Brazil: A review on low cost fingerprint techniques on-the-go
635 -- 646Liyang Hou. Impact of innovation on competition law: From the perspective of ad-blocking applications
647 -- 658Ângelo Costa, Aliaksandra Yelshyna, Teresa Coelho Moreira, Francisco C. P. Andrade, Vicente Julián, Paulo Novais. A legal framework for an elderly healthcare platform: A privacy and data protection overview
659 -- 671Sylvia Song. Competition law and interoperability in cloud computing
672 -- 684Pardis Moslemzadeh Tehrani, Johan Shamsuddin Bin Hj Sabaruddin, Dhiviya A. P. Ramanathan. The problem of binary distinction in cloud computing and the necessity for a different approach: Positions of the European Union and Canada
685 -- 699Paulius Cerka, Jurgita Grigiene, Gintare Sirbikyte. Is it possible to grant legal personality to artificial intelligence software systems?
700 -- 717Felix E. Eboibi. A review of the legal and regulatory frameworks of Nigerian Cybercrimes Act 2015
718 -- 728Solomon Rukundo. Electronic protests: Hacktivism as a form of protest in Uganda
729 -- 738Kit Burden. EU update
739 -- 741Nick Pantlin. European national news
742 -- 747Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific news

Volume 33, Issue 4

417 -- 418Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
419 -- 420Steve Saxby. Three new members of the CLSR editorial and professional boards
421 -- 433Charles D. Raab, Iván Székely. Data protection authorities and information technology
434 -- 457Aggeliki Tsohou, Eleni Kosta. Enabling valid informed consent for location tracking through privacy awareness of users: A process theory
458 -- 469Apostolos Malatras, Ignacio Sanchez, Laurent Beslay, Iwen Coisel, Ioannis Vakalis, Giuseppe D'Acquisto, Manuel García Sánchez, Matthieu Grall, Marit Hansen, Vasilios Zorkadis. Pan-European personal data breaches: Mapping of current practices and recommendations to facilitate cooperation among Data Protection Authorities
470 -- 481Clare Sullivan, Eric Burger. E-residency and blockchain
482 -- 501Anna Konstantinovna Zharova, Vladimir Mikhailovich Elin. The use of Big Data: A Russian perspective of personal data security
502 -- 520Eduard Fosch Villaronga, Antoni Roig. European regulatory framework for person carrier robots
521 -- 540Simon Geiregat. Vasiļevičs
541 -- 552Xavier Tracol. Watson cases: The need for a harmonised legal framework on the retention of data at EU level
553 -- 558Nicolo Zingales. Between a rock and two hard places: WhatsApp at the crossroad of competition, data protection and consumer law
559 -- 563Timothy Webb, Sumer Dayal. Building the wall: Addressing cybersecurity risks in medical devices in the U.S.A. and Australia
564 -- 568Kit Burden. EU update
569 -- 572Nick Pantlin. European national news
573 -- 579Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific news

Volume 33, Issue 3

273 -- 274Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
275 -- 297David Erdos. Beyond 'having a domestic'? Regulatory interpretation of European Data Protection Law and individual publication
298 -- 308Daniel Drewer, Vesela Miladinova. The BIG DATA Challenge: Impact and opportunity of large quantities of information under the Europol Regulation
309 -- 323Dennis Broeders, Erik Schrijvers, Bart van der Sloot, Rosamunde van Brakel, Josta de Hoog, Ernst Hirsch Ballin. Big Data and security policies: Towards a framework for regulating the phases of analytics and use of Big Data
324 -- 340Thomas Marquenie. The Police and Criminal Justice Authorities Directive: Data protection standards and impact on the legal framework
341 -- 353Niels Vandezande. Virtual currencies under EU anti-money laundering law
354 -- 360Paul De Hert, Vagelis Papakonstantinou. The rich UK contribution to the field of EU data protection: Let's not go for "third country" status after Brexit
361 -- 370Paul Quinn. The EU commission's risky choice for a non-risk based strategy on assessment of medical devices
371 -- 381Paul Przemyslaw Polanski. Cyberspace: A new branch of international customary law?
382 -- 389Patrick van Esch, Gavin Northey, Magdalene Striluk, Helen Wilson. Autonomous weapon systems: Is a space warfare manual required?
390 -- 395Ian Yuying Liu. The due diligence doctrine under Tallinn Manual 2.0
396 -- 400Kit Burden, Jeanne Dauzier. EU update
401 -- 405Nick Pantlin. European national news
406 -- 414Gabriela Kennedy. Asia-Pacific news
415 -- 0Clare Sullivan. The Future of Foreign Intelligence, Privacy and Surveillance in a Digital Age by Laura K. Donohue, Oxford University Press, Canada (2016). ISBN-10 0190235381, ISBN-13 9780190235383

Volume 33, Issue 2

139 -- 140Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
142 -- 158Emma Cradock, Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, David E. Millard. Nobody puts data in a corner? Why a new approach to categorising personal data is required for the obligation to inform
159 -- 170Gianpaolo Maria Ruotolo. Fragments of fragments. The domain name system regulation: global law or informalization of the international legal order?
171 -- 181Luca Bolognini, Camilla Bistolfi. Pseudonymization and impacts of Big (personal/anonymous) Data processing in the transition from the Directive 95/46/EC to the new EU General Data Protection Regulation
182 -- 192Ian Lloyd. IT Law in the United Kingdom after Brexit
193 -- 210Alexander Savelyev. Legal aspects of ownership in modified open source software and its impact on Russian software import substitution policy
211 -- 222Ruslan Nurullaev. Website blocking in Russia: Recent trends
223 -- 236Ibrahim Al Swelmiyeen, Ahmed Al-Nuemat. Facebook e-court: Online justice for online disputes
237 -- 241Stephen Mason, Nicholas Bohm. Banking and fraud
242 -- 249Bohdan Widla. Nintendo v. PC Box give manufacturers more control over the use of hardware?
250 -- 255Kinfe Micheal Yilma. Ethiopia's new cybercrime legislation: Some reflections
256 -- 260Kit Burden. EU update
261 -- 264Nick Pantlin. European national news
265 -- 272Gabriela Kennedy. Asia-Pacific news

Volume 33, Issue 1

1 -- 2Steve Saxby. Editor's foreword
3 -- 13Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Eleonora Rosati, Karmen Turk, Christina Angelopoulos, Aleksandra Kuczerawy, Miquel Peguera, Martin Husovec. An academic perspective on the copyright reform
14 -- 29Clare Sullivan, Eric Burger. "In the public interest": The privacy implications of international business-to-business sharing of cyber-threat intelligence
30 -- 37Keiran Hardy, Alana Maurushat. Opening up government data for Big Data analysis and public benefit
38 -- 56Vivek Sehrawat. Autonomous weapon system: Law of armed conflict (LOAC) and other legal challenges
57 -- 72Barbara Van der Auwermeulen. How to attribute the right to data portability in Europe: A comparative analysis of legislations
73 -- 86Chenguo Zhang. Introducing the Open Clause to improve copyright flexibility in cyberspace? Analysis and commentary on the proposed "two-step test" in the Third Amendment to the Copyright Law of the PRC, in comparison with the EU and the US
87 -- 97Jojo Y. C. Mo. Misuse of private information as a tort: The implications of Google v Judith Vidal-Hall
98 -- 102Ting Zhang. A comparative study on sanction system of cyber aider from perspectives of German and Chinese criminal law
103 -- 111Qiang Yu. China's stance on the Google/Motorola merger: Implications for competition in intellectual property-intensive sectors
112 -- 118Kit Burden. EU update
119 -- 122Nick Pantlin. European national news
123 -- 128Gabriela Kennedy. Asia-Pacific news
129 -- 137Robert Thorburn, Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Eleonora Rosati. iCLIC Data Mining and Data Sharing workshop: The present and future of data mining and data sharing in the EU