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It takes the average reader to read Limits to the Use of Personal Data by European Audiovisual Observatory

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Description

There are numerous occasions in the media field - including the audiovisual media - when the interest of the media in using personal data clashes with the interests of those affected in having their details protected. Here, we only need to think about reports on individuals in public life, news on criminal proceedings or reports by investigative journalism. In the age of bidirectional communication, situations also arise in which the users of media services, too, are concerned about the protection of their own personal data

How long is Limits to the Use of Personal Data?

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How Long Does it Take to Read Limits to the Use of Personal Data Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes to read Limits to the Use of Personal Data aloud.

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