Property, Persona, and Publicity

Desai, Deven R.

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“…See furtherDesai, 'Property, Persona, and Preservation' (2008) 81 Temple Law Review 67. EDWARDS 9781474417617 PRINT.indd 267 16/12/2019 13:33…”

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11 Autonomous Vehicles: An Analysis of the Regulatory and Legal Landscape

Easton¹

2020

Future Law

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“…See furtherDesai, 'Property, Persona, and Preservation' (2008) 81 Temple Law Review 67. EDWARDS 9781474417617 PRINT.indd 267 16/12/2019 13:33…”

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11 Autonomous Vehicles: An Analysis of the Regulatory and Legal Landscape

Easton¹

2020

Future Law

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“…The notion, however, received little if any attention by legal scholarship. Most of the scholarship discusses post-mortem privacy only briefly when analysing legal aspects of digital assets and death in general, or in the context of data protection (Atwater 2006;Darrow and Ferrera 2006;Desai 2008;Cahn 2011;Mazzone 2012;Beyer and Cahn 2013;Hackett and Connolly 2013;Hopkins 2013;McCallig 2013McCallig , 2014Lee 2015). The scholarship mainly originates from the US, usually offers some practical solutions (both legal and technological ones), and analyses current and emerging legislation (e.g.…”

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Post-mortem privacy 2.0: theory, law, and technology

Harbinja

2017

International Review of Law, Computers & Technology

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This paper builds on the general survey of post-mortem privacy set out in the author's earlier work. The concept of post-mortem privacy is further developed both at a theoretical level (underpinned by theories of autonomy) and a doctrinal level (considering concepts such as testamentary freedom, and the protection of personal data). Finally, the paper looks at some current developments of technology (tech solutions for the protection of post-mortem privacy) and law/policy (work done by the US Uniform Law Commission on the Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act-UFADAA). The argument is that both of these regulatory modalities provide examples and illustrations of how post-mortem privacy can be recognised practically, especially in the online environment. The paper is, therefore, setting the scene further in this under-explored area, also aiming to set the basis for the author's subsequent empirical research (attitudes towards postmortem privacy, quantitative and qualitative).

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Property, Persona, and Publicity

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11 Autonomous Vehicles: An Analysis of the Regulatory and Legal Landscape

11 Autonomous Vehicles: An Analysis of the Regulatory and Legal Landscape

Post-mortem privacy 2.0: theory, law, and technology

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