In the wake of the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal, few are likely to disagree that we ought to have more protections over the use of our data. The right to privacy is one enshrined in international convention. But it is vital that in striving to ensure we have greater control and oversight over personal information, we do not undermine another fundamental right in the process: that of freedom of expression, and, in particular, media freedom. Read full article.
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Our parliament should be the protector of free speech, not its suppressor (Telegraph, 8 May 2018)
In the wake of the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal, few are likely to disagree that we ought to have more protections over the use of our data. The right to privacy is one enshrined in international convention. But it is vital that in striving to ensure we have greater control and oversight over personal information, we […]
08 May 18
Jodie Ginsberg, Telegraph, Data Protection Bill