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The "Communication Panopticon" as Challenge for the Data Protection Regulation of Incorporating Online Communication Services

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Oermann, M. (2013): Das „Kommunikationspanopticon“ als Herausforderung für die Datenschutzregulierung von inkludierenden Onlinekommunikationsdiensten [The "Communication Panopticon" as Challenge for the Data Protection Regulation of Incorporating Online Communication Services]. In: J. Taeger (ed.), Law as a Service (LaaS) – Recht im Internet- und Cloud-Zeitalter. Tagungsband Herbstakademie 2013 [Las as a Service (LaaS) – Law in the Age of the Internet and the Cloud. Conference Proceedings Autumn Academy 2013]. Oldenburg: OlWIR, pp. 53-68.

Publisher information (in German)

Oermann, M. (2013): Das „Kommunikationspanopticon“ als Herausforderung für die Datenschutzregulierung von inkludierenden Onlinekommunikationsdiensten [The "Communication Panopticon" as Challenge for the Data Protection Regulation of Incorporating Online Communication Services]. In: J. Taeger (ed.), Law as a Service (LaaS) – Recht im Internet- und Cloud-Zeitalter. Tagungsband Herbstakademie 2013 [Las as a Service (LaaS) – Law in the Age of the Internet and the Cloud. Conference Proceedings Autumn Academy 2013]. Oldenburg: OlWIR, pp. 53-68.

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Dr. Markus Oermann

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2013

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