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Volume: 7 Issue: 3
(March 2010)
Keywords:
opinion
french
ip
address
ruling
paradox
whether
ip
address
qualifies
personal
data
core
issue
current
debate
over
individual
liberty
personal
Opinion: French IP address ruling: the paradox
Whether an IP address qualifies as personal data is a core issue in the current debate over individual liberty and personal data processing, as it affects online behavioural targeting practices and intellectual property rights enforcement on the net, among other things.
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