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Privacy protection amid surveillance capitalism: a cross-atlantic comparative legal enquiry
This essay researches privacy laws related to the analysis of big data performed by global online service (GOS) corporations such as Google and Facebook.First, I expose the business model of GOS corporations, 'surveillance capitalism' and discuss its potential to undermine the dignity of individuals
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