Titlebook: Managing Privacy through Accountability; Daniel Guagnin,Leon Hempel,Hector Postigo Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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The Accountability Approach to Privacy and Data Protection: Assumptions and Caveats,otection. At one level, it has always been a central principle within these laws and policies, and is implicit if not explicit in every attempt to make organisations more responsible for the personal data they collect and process. At one level, there is nothing new.

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Bridging the Gap: We Need to Get Together,rge companies, and scares about new invasive products and services. Google, Apple, and Facebook have become icons of an ‘information technology revolution’ and the ‘end of privacy’ at the same time. Other companies have been found to spy on their workforce, and states extend their surveillance syste

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Maintaining Sovereignty over Personal Data in Social Networking Sites, friends, family, and colleagues and actively encourage their users to share personal information. With the wealth of activities available on SNS, the amount and variety of personal information shared is considerable and diverse. Additionally, due to its digital nature, this information can be easil

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,Electronic Health Records — The Case for Accountability in Hospitals,aid that only healthy people care about their privacy. Ill people were more interested in getting the right medical treatment. However, the Hippocratic Oath. is one of the oldest examples of a professional obligation to keep information confidential, and for good reason. A patient who cannot be cert