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ORCIDComputer Law & Security Review, Volume 25
Volume 25, Number 1, January 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Ringing in the changes - A quarter century of CLSR. 1-2
- Sylvia Kierkegaard:
Open access to public documents - More secrecy, less transparency! 3-27 - Graham Greenleaf:
Five years of the APEC Privacy Framework: Failure or promise? 28-43 - Hazel Grant:
Data protection 1998-2008. 44-50 - Marcus Turle:
Data security: Past, present and future. 51-58 - Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle, Brenda Lui, et al.:
Data protection in the Asia-Pacific region. 59-68 - David Wright, Serge Gutwirth, Michael Friedewald
, Paul de Hert, Marc Langheinrich, Anna Moscibroda:
Privacy, trust and policy-making: Challenges and responses. 69-83 - Gerrit Hornung, Christoph Schnabel:
Data protection in Germany I: The population census decision and the right to informational self-determination. 84-88 - Jon Bing:
Protecting personal data in wartime: The destruction of the alphabetic tabulators in Oslo. 89-96
- Helen Kemmitt, Rachael Jolley, Joanne Pairman, Olufemi Duduyemi:
Baker & McKenzie's annual review of developments in EU law relating to IP, IT & telecommunications. 97-100 - Mark Turner:
The regular article tracking developments at the national level in key European countries in the area of IT and communications - Co-ordinated by Herbert Smith LLP and contributed to by firms across Europe. 101-105
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle, Brenda Lui:
Legal developments and industry issues relevant to IT, media and telecommunications law in key jurisdictions across the Asia Pacific. 106-112
Volume 25, Number 2, March 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Editor's foreword. 113-114
- Gerrit Hornung, Christoph Schnabel:
Data protection in Germany II: Recent decisions on online-searching of computers, automatic number plate recognition and data retention. 115-122 - Roger Clarke:
Privacy impact assessment: Its origins and development. 123-135 - Daniel Le Métayer, Shara Monteleone:
Automated consent through privacy agents: Legal requirements and technical architecture. 136-144 - Fanny Coudert:
Towards a new generation of CCTV networks: Erosion of data protection safeguards? 145-154 - Jeanne Pia Mifsud Bonnici, Kartina A. Choong:
Access to the health records of deceased patients: Why the law is in need of review. 155-164 - Rasika Dayarathna:
The principle of security safeguards: Unauthorized activities. 165-172 - Nehaluddin Ahmad:
Restrictions on cryptography in India - A case studyof encryption and privacy. 173-180
- Ewan Nettleton:
ECJ rules on acts of "Extraction" that infringe database right. 181-184 - Alana Maurushat, Ron Yu:
When Internet protocols and legal provisions collide: Unauthorised access and Sierra v. Ritz. 185-188
- Harry Small, Michael Dizon, Tabeebah Malik, Helen Kemmitt, Ben Smith, Alison Chin, Olufemi Duduyemi Of:
EU developments in IP, IT & telecommunications law. 189-193 - Mark Turner:
European national news. 194-198
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle, Brenda Lui:
Legal developments and industry issues relevant to IT, media and telecommunications law in key jurisdictions across the Asia Pacific. 199-207
Volume 25, Number 3, May 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Editor's foreword. 209-210
- Yves Poullet:
Data protection legislation: What is at stake for our society and democracy? 211-226 - Clare Sullivan:
Digital identity - The legal person? 227-236 - Yue Liu:
The principle of proportionality in biometrics: Case studies from Norway. 237-250 - Wouter Stol, H. K. W. Kaspersen, Joyce Kerstens, Eric Rutger Leukfeldt, Arno R. Lodder:
Governmental filtering of websites: The Dutch case. 251-262 - Carolyn Burbridge, Graeme Maguire:
Digital Britain interim report: A step in the right direction? 263-269 - Andrew Joint, Edwin Baker, Edward Eccles:
Hey, you, get off of that cloud? 270-274
- Anne S. Y. Cheung:
China Internet going wild: Cyber-hunting versus privacy protection. 275-279 - Alex Jenkins:
The Bermuda Islands blow 'sweet & sour' on employers' liability for Internet libel. 280-284
- C. N. M. Pounder:
Why privacy is at risk. 285-287
- Michael Dizon, Helen Kemmitt, Joanne Pairman, Nick Wloch:
EU update. 288-291 - Mark Turner:
European national news. 292-296
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle, Brenda Lui:
Asia-Pacific news. 297-304
Volume 25, Number 4, July 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Editor's foreword. 305-306
- Christopher Kuner:
An international legal framework for data protection: Issues and prospects. 307-317 - Thomas Hoeren:
The new German Data Protection Act and its compatibility with the European Data Protection Directive. 318-324 - Claire Walker:
Data retention in the UK: Pragmatic and proportionate, or a step too far? 325-334 - Isik Onay:
Regulating webcasting: An analysis of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive and the current broadcasting law in the UK. 335-351 - Yijun Tian:
Intellectual property (IP) protection versus IP abuses: The recent development of Chinese IP abuse rules and recommendations for foreign technology-driven companies. 352-366 - James Boon:
UK software patents - Get with the program. 367-371 - Mark Taylor, John Haggerty, David Gresty:
The legal aspects of corporate e-mail investigations. 372-376
- Helen Kemmitt, Michael Dizon, Adam Werth:
EU update. 377-381 - Mark Turner:
European national news. 382-386
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle, Brenda Lui:
Asia-Pacific news. 387-398
- Pernille Wegener Jessen:
European Citizen - Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives. 399
Volume 25, Number 5, September 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Editor's foreword. 401-402
- Paul de Hert, Vagelis Papakonstantinou:
The data protection framework decision of 27 November 2008 regarding police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters - A modest achievement however not the improvement some have hoped for. 403-414 - Brendan Van Alsenoy, Danny De Cock, Koen Simoens, Jos Dumortier, Bart Preneel:
Delegation and digital mandates: Legal requirements and security objectives. 415-431 - Aashish Srivastava:
Electronic signatures and security issues: An empirical study. 432-446 - Bertel De Groote:
Jurisdiction problems regarding Internet torts: Critical remarks. 447-454 - Anna C. B. Russell:
Blurring the love lines: The legal implications of intimacy with machines. 455-463 - Da-Yu Kao, Frank Fu-Yuan Huang, Shiuh-Jeng Wang:
Persistence and desistance: Examining the impact of re-integrative shaming to ethics in Taiwan juvenile hackers. 464-476
- Ewan Nettleton, Simon Llewellyn:
ECJ provides further guidance on the ambit of database right. 477-481
- Carolyn Burbridge, Graeme Maguire:
Digital Britain - the final report. 482-484
- Helen Kemmitt, Michael Dizon, Richard Davies:
EU update. 485-490 - Mark Turner:
European national news. 491-495
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle:
Asia-Pacific news. 496-500
- Raymond Wacks:
Global privacy protection: the first generation. 501-502 - Peter Gillies:
Cross border Internet dispute resolution. 502-503 - Corien Prins:
Internet Governance: Infrastructure and Institutions. 503-504
Volume 25, Number 6, November 2009
- Steve Saxby:
Editor's foreword. 505-506
- Nadezhda Purtova:
Property rights in personal data: Learning from the American discourse. 507-521 - Rolf H. Weber:
Internet of things - Need for a new legal environment? 522-527 - Paul Hunton:
The growing phenomenon of crime and the internet: A cybercrime execution and analysis model. 528-535 - Niloufer Selvadurai, Md. Rizwanul Islam, Peter Gillies:
Unauthorised access to wireless local area networks: The limitations of the present Australian laws. 536-542 - Johanna K. P. Dennis:
The "process" of patenting: Why should we care about a potential U.S. Supreme Court decision in Bilski v. Doll? 543-553 - Sherly Elizabeth Abraham:
Software patents in the United States: A balanced approach. 554-562 - Ruth Halpin, Roksana Moore:
Developments in electronic money regulation - the Electronic Money Directive: A better deal for e-money issuers? 563-568 - Richard Kemp:
Current developments in Open Source Software. 569-582
- Kate Brimsted:
The anonymous police blogger, the newspaper and the unmasking of Night Jack. 583-586
- Doris Myles, Michael Dizon, Joanna Thompson, John Oyama:
EU update. 587-591 - Mark Turner:
European national news. 592-595
- Gabriela Kennedy, Sarah Doyle:
Asia-Pacific news. 596-602
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