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Legal implications of data mining for journalistic purposes
Access to information, and data in particular, is a necessary condition for carrying out journalistic activity as an important pillar of free and democratic societies. And while freedom of expression and of the press traditionally may come into conflict with the protection of privacy or intellectual
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