Explore the complex intersection of personality rights and mass media with “Persönlichkeitsschutz und Massenmedien: v. 13.” This essential yearbook delves into how media impacts privacy and honor, examining the legal challenges of balancing individual rights with freedom of information and expression. Featuring a comparative analysis of legal frameworks across 11 nations, this volume highlights crucial differences shaped by societal and cultural traditions. Gain insights from the perspectives of media professionals, judges, and lawyers, alongside a thorough examination of civil law aspects. The book also addresses European law, constitutional law, and criminal law implications, offering a comprehensive overview and outlook on future developments in personality protection in the digital age. An indispensable resource for legal scholars and practitioners.