Privacy and Data Protection
Journal
Privacy & Data Protection is EuropeÂ's leading English language journal on practical data protection compliance issues. The journal is an invaluable source of news, practical articles and expert guidance for professionals in the fields of data protection and information security. The Editorial Board comprises the world's leading experts in field of data protection and data privacy.and incorporates in-depth analyses of issues of importance to Data Protection Officers, Privacy Officers, lawyers as well as employers, local authorities and universities. The journal monitors practical and legal developments relating to the following topics:
Data Protection Act 1998
Directive 95/46/EC
Freedom of Information Act 2000
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
European Convention on Human Rights, Article 8
Relevant case law
US Safe Harbor rules
Employers Data Protection Code of Practice
Model contracts for data exports
Telecommunications (Data Protection and Privacy) Regulations
Privacy policies
Interception of Communications (Lawful Business Practice)Regulations 2000
Electronic Communications Directive
Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001
Print ISSN: 2049-5307
Source Currency: Volume 26, Issue 1, 1 November 2025 PDP 26 1 (17) News UK government unveils controversial plans for BritCard EU Data Act officially applicable Latest GDPR fines Character in Dan Brown's new novel expresses dismay over 'data is' usage Instagram's 'Map' feature leads to class-action Germany launches sovereign AI initiative with OpenAI EDPB issues guidelines on GDPR and DSA interaction California finalises enhanced consumer privacy regulations California finalises enhanced consumer privacy regulations Meta introduces ad-free subscription in the UK ICO continues to investigate social media platform following UK exit Articles Report shows uneven presence of privacy expertise within cyber teams UK regulator urges small businesses to lock down data amid surge in cyber threats Expert comment From reactive to proactive: will the DUAA's new internal complaints procedure requirement shift power back to controllers? Between nuance and caution: how to read the CJEU's judgment in EDPS v SRB Criminal prosecution for obstructing a SAR: when failing to comply becomes a criminal offence Living in a (non-) material world — the impact of Farley v Paymaster on GDPR damages claims.
Data Protection Act 1998
Directive 95/46/EC
Freedom of Information Act 2000
Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
European Convention on Human Rights, Article 8
Relevant case law
US Safe Harbor rules
Employers Data Protection Code of Practice
Model contracts for data exports
Telecommunications (Data Protection and Privacy) Regulations
Privacy policies
Interception of Communications (Lawful Business Practice)Regulations 2000
Electronic Communications Directive
Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001
Print ISSN: 2049-5307
Source Currency: Volume 26, Issue 1, 1 November 2025 PDP 26 1 (17) News UK government unveils controversial plans for BritCard EU Data Act officially applicable Latest GDPR fines Character in Dan Brown's new novel expresses dismay over 'data is' usage Instagram's 'Map' feature leads to class-action Germany launches sovereign AI initiative with OpenAI EDPB issues guidelines on GDPR and DSA interaction California finalises enhanced consumer privacy regulations California finalises enhanced consumer privacy regulations Meta introduces ad-free subscription in the UK ICO continues to investigate social media platform following UK exit Articles Report shows uneven presence of privacy expertise within cyber teams UK regulator urges small businesses to lock down data amid surge in cyber threats Expert comment From reactive to proactive: will the DUAA's new internal complaints procedure requirement shift power back to controllers? Between nuance and caution: how to read the CJEU's judgment in EDPS v SRB Criminal prosecution for obstructing a SAR: when failing to comply becomes a criminal offence Living in a (non-) material world — the impact of Farley v Paymaster on GDPR damages claims.
