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ARTICLE · 14 SEPTEMBER 2016

Reputation And Privacy In A Connected World

The codes and regulations that govern our reputation and privacy are currently being debated the world over.

United KingdomPrivacy
David Imison
David Imison

Reputation and privacy are at the heart of any conversation about what it means to live in a connected, digital world. 

The codes and regulations that govern our reputation and privacy are currently being debated the world over. 

In Europe we have the advent of the new General Data Protection Regulation at supra national level, whilst at a national level in England and Wales our privacy laws are being debated in the context of press intrusion, the implications of which span from the UK to the United States. 

Although there are some big questions at play, one thing seems clear: the fundamental rights to reputation and privacy are more important now than they have ever been. 

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