Alessandro Mantelero

TL;DR: The author assumes that the new provisions of Article 17 of the EU Proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation do not seem to represent a revolutionary change to the existing rules with regard to the right granted to the individual, but instead have an impact on the extension of the protection of the information disseminated on-line.

TL;DR: This self-assessment model intends to overcome the limitations of the existing assessment models, which are either too closely focused on data processing or have an extent and granularity that make them too complicated to evaluate the consequences of a given use of data.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors focus on the new provisions of Article 17 of the EU Proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation and evaluate its effects on court decisions, assuming that these new provisions do not represent a revolutionary change to the existing rules with regard to the right granted to the individual, but instead have an impact on the extension of the protection of the information disseminated on-line.

TL;DR: The author outlines the main elements that characterise the collective dimension of these rights and the representation of the underlying interests, which protects groups of persons from the potential harms of discriminatory and invasive forms of data processing.

TL;DR: The author sustains the provision of a subset of rules for Big Data analytics, which is based on a multiple impact assessment of data processing, on a deeper level of control by data protection authorities, and on the different opt-out model.