Event Paper – “Big Data and Privacy: Understanding the Possibilities and Pitfalls of the Data Revolution in Germany

As the first event paper in the digitising Europe’s series, this event paper captures the major key themes emerging from our events in Berlin in November 2015.
The Berlin workshop and public forum focused on the possibilities and pitfalls
of using Big Data analytics for economic growth and public good. Bringing together German academic institutions, think tanks, businesses and other thought-leaders, the expert workshop focused on the ongoing political discourse in Berlin surrounding the elements framing the GDPR and EU legislation on data protection.

Topics

Just Digital Transformations

Author(s)

Author(s): 
Emmanuel Letouzé, David Sangokoya

Partner Organization(s)

Data-Pop Alliance, Digitising Europe, Vodafone Institute for Society and Communications (Funder)

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