Maurizio Borghi is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Turin, Law School, and CoDirector of the Nexa Centre for Internet and Society at the Polytechnic of Turin.Roger Brownsword is Professor in Law at King’s College London and at Bournemouth University, Honorary Professor at Sheffield University, and Visiting Professor at City University Hong Kong.

• Foreword List of Contributors 1 Informational rights and informational wrongs: a tapestry for our times MAURIZIO BORGHI AND ROGER BROWNSWORDPART AInformation society: questions of law, regulation, and governance 2 By-design regulation and European Union law: opportunities, challenges, and the road ahead PIETER VAN CLEYNENBREUGEL3 Corporate regulation by information: democratic deficit and overcoming the dangers of the new regulatory paradigm ALISON CRONIN4 Computer says no to my upload? Article 17 on filtering and the GDPR prohibition of automated decision-making ARNO R. LODDER AND TIJMEN H.A. WISMANPART BInformational rights 1035 Data extractivism and public access to algorithms: mapping the battleground of international digital trade MAURIZIO BORGHI AND BENJAMIN WHITE6 ‘You AIn’t seen nothing yet’: arguments against the protectability of AI-generated outputs by copyright law PETER MEZEI7 Informational rights: puzzles of co-production in 3D printing DINUSHA MENDIS AND DUKKI HONG8 Victims’ rights to participation and their legitimate information interests ELLIE SMITH AND MELANIE KLINKNER9 Packaging prenatal tests and information for pregnant women: enhancement or dilution of informational interests? JEFFREY WALEPART CInformational wrongs 10 Informational wrongs and our deepest interests ROGER BROWNSWORD11 Obtaining information from an overmighty subject: the parliamentary experience HOWARD DAVIS12 Rights and wrongs in the vaccine informational ecosystem ANA SANTOS RUTSCHMAN13 The legal regulation of transgender personal data: transgender history and disclosure SAMUEL WALKERPART DInformational rights, informational wrongs 14 Adoptees and their unknown genetic inheritance: an informational right or (and) an informational wrong? GAYE ORR15 Informational rights, informational wrongs: regulating connected car data access and use for telematics insurance in Europe FREYJA VAN DEN BOOM16 Intellectual property and data ownership in the European strategy for data MARIA LILLA MONTAGNANI AND ANTONIA VON APPEN17 A short history of information policies ALFREDO GIGLIOBIANCO18 Group privacy? A further question for our information societies MARK J. TAYLORIndex

Maurizio Borghi is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Turin, Law School, and CoDirector of the Nexa Centre for Internet and Society at the Polytechnic of Turin.Roger Brownsword is Professor in Law at King’s College London and at Bournemouth University, Honorary Professor at Sheffield University, and Visiting Professor at City University Hong Kong.

• Foreword List of Contributors 1 Informational rights and informational wrongs: a tapestry for our times MAURIZIO BORGHI AND ROGER BROWNSWORDPART AInformation society: questions of law, regulation, and governance 2 By-design regulation and European Union law: opportunities, challenges, and the road ahead PIETER VAN CLEYNENBREUGEL3 Corporate regulation by information: democratic deficit and overcoming the dangers of the new regulatory paradigm ALISON CRONIN4 Computer says no to my upload? Article 17 on filtering and the GDPR prohibition of automated decision-making ARNO R. LODDER AND TIJMEN H.A. WISMANPART BInformational rights 1035 Data extractivism and public access to algorithms: mapping the battleground of international digital trade MAURIZIO BORGHI AND BENJAMIN WHITE6 ‘You AIn’t seen nothing yet’: arguments against the protectability of AI-generated outputs by copyright law PETER MEZEI7 Informational rights: puzzles of co-production in 3D printing DINUSHA MENDIS AND DUKKI HONG8 Victims’ rights to participation and their legitimate information interests ELLIE SMITH AND MELANIE KLINKNER9 Packaging prenatal tests and information for pregnant women: enhancement or dilution of informational interests? JEFFREY WALEPART CInformational wrongs 10 Informational wrongs and our deepest interests ROGER BROWNSWORD11 Obtaining information from an overmighty subject: the parliamentary experience HOWARD DAVIS12 Rights and wrongs in the vaccine informational ecosystem ANA SANTOS RUTSCHMAN13 The legal regulation of transgender personal data: transgender history and disclosure SAMUEL WALKERPART DInformational rights, informational wrongs 14 Adoptees and their unknown genetic inheritance: an informational right or (and) an informational wrong? GAYE ORR15 Informational rights, informational wrongs: regulating connected car data access and use for telematics insurance in Europe FREYJA VAN DEN BOOM16 Intellectual property and data ownership in the European strategy for data MARIA LILLA MONTAGNANI AND ANTONIA VON APPEN17 A short history of information policies ALFREDO GIGLIOBIANCO18 Group privacy? A further question for our information societies MARK J. TAYLORIndex

Maurizio Borghi is Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Turin, Law School, and CoDirector of the Nexa Centre for Internet and Society at the Polytechnic of Turin.Roger Brownsword is Professor in Law at King’s College London and at Bournemouth University, Honorary Professor at Sheffield University, and Visiting Professor at City University Hong Kong.

• Foreword List of Contributors 1 Informational rights and informational wrongs: a tapestry for our times MAURIZIO BORGHI AND ROGER BROWNSWORDPART AInformation society: questions of law, regulation, and governance 2 By-design regulation and European Union law: opportunities, challenges, and the road ahead PIETER VAN CLEYNENBREUGEL3 Corporate regulation by information: democratic deficit and overcoming the dangers of the new regulatory paradigm ALISON CRONIN4 Computer says no to my upload? Article 17 on filtering and the GDPR prohibition of automated decision-making ARNO R. LODDER AND TIJMEN H.A. WISMANPART BInformational rights 1035 Data extractivism and public access to algorithms: mapping the battleground of international digital trade MAURIZIO BORGHI AND BENJAMIN WHITE6 ‘You AIn’t seen nothing yet’: arguments against the protectability of AI-generated outputs by copyright law PETER MEZEI7 Informational rights: puzzles of co-production in 3D printing DINUSHA MENDIS AND DUKKI HONG8 Victims’ rights to participation and their legitimate information interests ELLIE SMITH AND MELANIE KLINKNER9 Packaging prenatal tests and information for pregnant women: enhancement or dilution of informational interests? JEFFREY WALEPART CInformational wrongs 10 Informational wrongs and our deepest interests ROGER BROWNSWORD11 Obtaining information from an overmighty subject: the parliamentary experience HOWARD DAVIS12 Rights and wrongs in the vaccine informational ecosystem ANA SANTOS RUTSCHMAN13 The legal regulation of transgender personal data: transgender history and disclosure SAMUEL WALKERPART DInformational rights, informational wrongs 14 Adoptees and their unknown genetic inheritance: an informational right or (and) an informational wrong? GAYE ORR15 Informational rights, informational wrongs: regulating connected car data access and use for telematics insurance in Europe FREYJA VAN DEN BOOM16 Intellectual property and data ownership in the European strategy for data MARIA LILLA MONTAGNANI AND ANTONIA VON APPEN17 A short history of information policies ALFREDO GIGLIOBIANCO18 Group privacy? A further question for our information societies MARK J. TAYLORIndex