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The Concept of ‘Information’: An Invisible Problem in the GDPR
By Dara Hallinan and Raphaël Gellert. Information is a central concept in data protection law. Yet, there is no clear definition of the concept in law – in legal text or jurisprudence. Nor has there been extensive scholarly consideration of the concept. This lack of attention belies a concept which
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