New Dimensions in Privacy Law International and Comparative Perspectives
There is a vast amount of literature both on privacy and on freedom of speech and of the press as discrete constitutional and legal rights. Moreover, the relationship between them has been explored in a number of books and law review articles.1 But now the advent of novel electronic technologies...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-354822014-01-19T23:51:21Z New Dimensions in Privacy Law International and Comparative Perspectives Kenyon, Andrew T Richardson, Megan Dimensions Comparative There is a vast amount of literature both on privacy and on freedom of speech and of the press as discrete constitutional and legal rights. Moreover, the relationship between them has been explored in a number of books and law review articles.1 But now the advent of novel electronic technologies for communication gives a fresh impetus to the discussion and invites reconsideration of a familiar theme. Simply stated, this theme is that privacy rights and interests inevitably conflict with the right to freedom of speech (or expression). A standard argument is that the right to control the dissemination of personal information may be trumped by the interest of the public in knowing private, even intimate, facts about politicians, public officials, or celebrities, because the public has a right to knowthe truth about such people 2013-09-09T03:24:20Z 2013-09-09T03:24:20Z 2006 Book 978-0-511-25654-7 http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/35482 en application/pdf Cambridge University Press |
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There is a vast amount of literature both on privacy and on freedom of
speech and of the press as discrete constitutional and legal rights. Moreover,
the relationship between them has been explored in a number of
books and law review articles.1 But now the advent of novel electronic
technologies for communication gives a fresh impetus to the discussion
and invites reconsideration of a familiar theme. Simply stated, this theme
is that privacy rights and interests inevitably conflict with the right to
freedom of speech (or expression). A standard argument is that the right
to control the dissemination of personal information may be trumped by
the interest of the public in knowing private, even intimate, facts about
politicians, public officials, or celebrities, because the public has a right to
knowthe truth about such people |
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Kenyon, Andrew T Richardson, Megan |
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New Dimensions in Privacy Law
International and
Comparative Perspectives |
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New Dimensions in Privacy Law
International and
Comparative Perspectives |
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New Dimensions in Privacy Law
International and
Comparative Perspectives |
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New Dimensions in Privacy Law
International and
Comparative Perspectives |
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New Dimensions in Privacy Law
International and
Comparative Perspectives |
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new dimensions in privacy law
international and
comparative perspectives |
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Cambridge University Press |
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2013 |
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http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/35482 |
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