Certain Data Privacy Issues in the Cloud Computing Environment from a Macedonian Perspective – A Comparative Analysis of the Legislation

Ana Pepeljugoska

doi:10.5771/1435-439X-2016-1-109

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- 109–132 Certain Data Privacy Issues in the Cloud Computing Environment from a Macedonian Perspective – A Comparative Analysis of the Legislation Ana Pepeljugoska Ana Pepeljugoska 109–132
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Certain Data Privacy Issues in the Cloud Computing Environment from a Macedonian Perspective – A Comparative Analysis of the Legislation

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Ana Pepeljugoska

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/1435-439X-2016-1-109
- ISSN print: 1435-439X
- ISSN online: 2942-3589
Abstract

The internet, social media and digital technologies are transforming our life. The latest big innovation in the IT industry is the cloud computing, which intends to maximize the use of the internet. Cloud computing represents a huge paradigm shift in the way that computing power is provided to organizations and to end users. Rather than procuring their own hardware and software licenses, organizations now can choose which parts or layers of the computing architecture to own, and which to rent, and on what terms and conditions. In this way the computing power may be offered more economically and with higher flexibility through a level playing field of providers offering computing services out of their “cloud” infrastructures, typically through Internet connectivity.
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