DIGITAL ENLIGHTENMENT YEARBOOK 2014 -- Foreword -- Contents -- Prologue Lessons From the Past -- Introduction -- Part I The Individual as Data Manager -- From the Avalanche of Numbers to Big Data: A Comparative Historical Perspective on Data Protection in Transition1 -- A Privacy by Design Approach to Lifelogging -- Social Palimpsests - Clouding the Lens of the Personal Panopticon -- Seek, and Ye Shall Not Necessarily Find: The Google Spain Decision, the Surveillant on the Street and Privacy Vigilantism -- Part II The Individual, Society and the Market -- Personal Data Empowerment and the Ideal Observer -- The Internet of Things: Building Trust and Maximizing Benefits Through Consumer Control -- Watching You Watching Me: The Art of Playing the Panopticon -- The Human Side of Big Data: Exploring the way Data Shapes Consumer-Brand Relationships -- Part III Big Data and Open Data -- The Use of Big Data for Development Goals -- Citizen Enablement from Open Data to Open Policy: A Personal View -- 'Datafication', Transparency, and Good Governance of the Data City -- Part IV New Approaches -- The Emerging Paradigm of Social Machines -- An Open System for Social Computation -- The Social Data Environment -- Interdisciplinary Perspective on Social Media, Privacy and Empowerment: The Role of Media and Communication Studies in Technological Privacy Research -- Epilogue Lessons From the Present -- Ten Governance Concerns about the Nature and Use of Data -- Editors' Biographies -- Subject Index -- Author Index.