Hi David,
I think it would worth to ask CLSR about the status of the review. If we get a result in due time (i.e. this year) the paper could be published there and the JDPP opportunity used for something else (star2 for example or a use case summary of the star1 materials (if there are any)).
best istván
From: star-bounces@listserv.vub.ac.be on behalf of David Barnard-Wills David.Barnard-Wills@trilateralresearch.com Date: Monday, 21 October 2019 at 11:27 To: STAR star@listserv.vub.ac.be Subject: [star] FW: Interest in getting an article about the STAR research project for the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy
Hi all,
What do we make of the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy? (https://www.henrystewartpublications.com/jdpp) – we’ve been approached by the editor for an article. We currently have a STAR II paper submitted to Computer, Law and Security Review, but as yet, haven’t heard anything about it.
We could either pursue an additional publication thought this route, or even potentially pull the paper from CLSR and submit here. I wouldn’t normally consider this, but this might progress us along the timeframe a lot quicker.
Any thoughts?
DBW
From: Ardi Kolah ardi.kolah@brighthorizons.com Sent: 21 October 2019 09:59 To: David Barnard-Wills David.Barnard-Wills@trilateralresearch.com Cc: Ardi Kolah ardi@kolah.com Subject: Interest in getting an article about the STAR research project for the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy
Dear David
I hope you’re well.
I’m the founding Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Data Protection & Privacy, published globally by Henry Stewart Publications.
I’m interested to get an article from you on the research project (STAR) that would be of great interest to our readers (we have in excess of 2700 on the LinkedIn Group). It would also be useful to know what future plans exist for STAR and whether this is a move towards a European-standard training approach on data protection, privacy and security and how this compares with the IAPP? Articles tend to be up to 6,000 words plus tables/graphs/charts.
I’m attaching a previous edition of the JDPP (for background).
Let me know if this is something of interest. Deadline would be end of November for inclusion in the December’s edition of JDPP 3.2
Best wishes
Ardi
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