When, in the delicate context of the relationship between privacy and the right to report, can journalistic information be considered lawful?
When does the disclosure of personal data (other than sensitive and judicial data) for journalistic purposes without the data subject's consent constitute a violation of the limits of the right to report and the essential nature of information, or the principles established by the Code of Ethics?
What derogations and exemptions does Article 85 of the GDPR provide? in favor of journalistic activity, but also in favor of academic, artistic and literary expression?
What is the relationship between the right to report and the right to be forgotten?
The information day "Privacy and the Right to Report in Journalism," which will take place in Rome at the Teatro dei Dioscuri al Quirinale on October 25, 2019, is dedicated to answering these questions.
Among others, the Director of External Relations and Media Services of the Guarantor for the Protection of Personal Data, Baldo Meo, the Deputy Public Prosecutor of Rome, Mario Palazzi, the State Councillor, Giulio Veltri, the FNSI Councillor Tommaso Polidoro, will speak., Lawyer Fulvio Sarzana.
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