Preliminary ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union answered the question, if candidates’ written answers in the context of exams and the related corrections of the examiner constitute personal data, as well as whether.

On 4 November 2018, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) adjudged unanimously in its decision in the case Magyar Jeti Zrt v. Hungary that the prohibition to use hyperlinks leading to libelous content may violate the.

The murder of the 21-year old Eleni at Rhodes urged the Greek society to finally face the real “scale” that rape can reach. Rape is not only the sexual contact without the consent of the other person..

Ιason Chontzopoulos and Konstantinos Kakavoulis give answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding the famous "cookies"

We met with Emmanuel Tzivieris, DPO at the Investment Bank of Greece, so that he could explain us more about this new position

Philippos Kourakis uses the theory of the prominent philosopher Ronald Dworkin, to investigate whether the rapidly evolving technology may lead to replacing judges by machines

We are in the first week of the European Cybersecurity Month. Check your knowledge through educational quizzes.

In 2018, all of us use the Internet quite extensively; through this extensive use a large quantity of digital data which concerns us is gathered. What happens with this data when we die?

Ioannis Ntokos analyzes profile creation and the ways it can influence our everyday lives

Alexandra Giannopoulou and Aimilia Givropoulou explain why the Proposal for a Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Age concerns us all