"My ambition for the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy is for it to further develop the foundations, tools and methodologies for Privacy by Design, and to help getting them applied in practice."
"My ambition for the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy is for it to further develop the foundations, tools and methodologies for Privacy by Design, and to help getting them applied in practice."
"Written by and for the professional, it provides me with the kind of practical, real-use cases I can apply in my job."
“The new thinking which this journal encourages is amazing.”
"In the age of information overload, it is refreshing to have a publication whose primary purpose is to serve and educate its readership. A publication that is governed by the people in the industry is always the most compelling and the quality of experience leveraged and information gathered is immediately evident. This journal serves as an industry standard for excellence in reporting on the many facets of our profession, as well as showing where it is going."
"Journal of Payments Strategy and Systems provides a host of useful, actionable and informative articles and papers that demonstrate the extraordinary opportunities for improving the payments systems. These are written by subject matter experts: corporate practitioners; consultants; bankers; vendors and scholars. The variety of the topics and the points of view make this a must read, even for those who think they know all there is to know about payments."
"I'm very pleased to be part of the editorial board for JDPP, which I think will bring together a fascinating collection of materials from legal analysis to broader commentary and in this way help all privacy professionals understand the law and shape good practice."
"A cornucopia of stimulating thought pieces, making it a must read for anyone at the cutting edge of urban regeneration."
"JPSS has articles that make you really think about payments and how they affect commerce and society."
"There is a real need in personal information studies to promote a common debate between academics, business, civil society and lawyers. I hope and expect that as it grows and develops the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy will provide a valuable forum for such interchange."