Research Handbook on Privacy and Confidentiality in Media Law

Edited by Normann Witzleb, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China, Megan Richardson, Honorary Professor, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne, Australia and Damian Clifford, Assistant Professor, LSE Law School, London School of Economics, UK

• ContentsForeword ixN A MorehamIntroduction to the Research Handbook on Privacy and Confidentiality in MediaLaw 1Normann Witzleb, Megan Richardson and Damian CliffordPART I SCOPING PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY1 The hermit problem: extroversion’s role in liberating privacy fromconfidentiality 11Paul Wragg2 Physical privacy and the media 30Jeevan Hariharan3 Contracting for confidentiality: contemporary uses and apparent misusesof non-disclosure agreements 49David Caudill4 Privacy, confidentiality and free speech values 67Brian Murchison and Megan RichardsonPART II TENSIONS AND BALANCES WITH MEDIA FREEDOM5 Balancing privacy against free speech: in defence of exposing hypocrisy 85Rebecca Moosavian and Peter Coe6 The relevance of public figure status in the law of privacy: a defence 102Jacob Rowbottom7 Newsworthiness in the United States: a short history of the privacy-publication clash 119Amy Gajda8 Tarnished images and shattered lives: Asian celebrities succumb to onlineabuse 134Dan Rosen9 Balancing media freedom and privacy in the digital age: an Africanapproach 153Yohannes Eneyew Ayalew10 Internationalization of media freedom and privacy 171Jan OsterPART III NEW REGULATORY APPROACHES AND DYNAMICS11 Data protection claims against the media: identifying the proper scope ofjournalism exemptions 188Normann Witzleb12 Sensitive health information in the media: responsibilities of informationfiduciaries 211Edward S. Dove, Mark J. Taylor and Megan Richardson13 The right to be forgotten and the media 228Felicitas Benziger and Patrick O’Callaghan14 Children’s and young people’s privacy and online safety on social media 247Lisa Archbold and Faith Gordon15 Regulating recommender systems beyond the GDPR: combatting onlinedisinformation through privacy and data protection in the EU 272Flavia Giglio and Aleksandra Kuczerawy16 Judicial officers and social media: addressing attacks on judicial freedom 297Andrew Ray, Damian Clifford and Heather Roberts

‘The Research Handbook on Privacy and Confidentiality in Media Law is exactly as described: an indispensable handbook to have at one’s side when researching and thinking about privacy and the media around the world. Curated and edited by three leading scholars, the contributors are all themselves leading scholars on privacy law and media law across the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe and Asia. The collection is thought-provoking, informative and authoritative. What better resource to have to hand?’