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New Technology, Big data and the Law
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TextPublication details: Singapore: Springer, 2017.Description: xvi, 330pISBN: - 978-981-10-5037-4
- Disruptive Technologies Shaping the Law of the Future
- Part I. Purpose and Limitation
- The Principle of Purpose Limitation and Big Data
- Scientific Research and Academic e-Learning in Light of the EU's Legal Framework for Data Protection
- Internet of Things: Right to Data from a European Perspective
- Right to be Forgotten: A New Privacy Right in the Era of Internet
- Part II. Innovation Intermediaries
- Intermediaries and Mutual Trust: The Role of Social capital in Facilitating Innovation and Creativity
- Nudging Cloud Providers: Improving Cloud Architectures Through Intermediary Services
- A Brokering Framework for Assessing Legal Risks in Big data and the Cloud
- Internet Intermediaries and Copyright Enforcement in the EU: In Search of a Balanced Approach
- Part III. Digital Evidence
- The collection of Electronic Evidence in Germany: A Spotlight on recent Legal Developments and Court Rulings
- LegalAIze: Tackling the Normative Challenges of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Through the Secondary Rules of Law
- In the Shadow of the Banking: Oversight of Fintechs and their Service Companies
- 340.68 COR
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| 340.61 ZAM Law, economics, and morality | 340.61 ZAM.1 Law, economics, and morality | 340.61 ZAM.2 Law, economics, and morality | 340.68 COR New Technology, Big data and the Law | 340SCH The invention of law in the West | 341 BAE The contribution of international and supranational courts to the rule of law | 341 BAN Exploring private law |
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