Program for Tuesday, April 7th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, APRIL 7TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:15 Welcome by Prof. Dr. Ronald Leenes

09:15-10:15 Keynote by Prof. Dr. Andrew Murray : They Shoot Horses Don't They?

10:30-11:00

Regulating Global Export Control of Cyber Surveillance Technology – The Wassenaar Arrangement and the Disrupted Triangular

Heejin Kim

11:00-11:30

Enhancing Consumer Interests through The Promotion of Interoperability

Serge Gijrath

10:30-12:00

The Philosophical Foundations of Information Technology Law Panel abstract

Catherine Easton, David Mangan

10:30-12:00

PANEL Everything is personal data: now what? In search for new boundaries for protection against information-induced

Nadya Purtova, Tineke Broer, Evelyn Wan, Sebastian Dengler, Raphael Gellert

10:30-11:00

Blockchain in-game collectable items and copyright law: copyright implications of a new way of creative works

Bianca Hanuz

11:00-11:30

You got a licence for that dragon? Exploring legal ownership of digital goods in virtual worlds

Megan Rae Blakely

11:30-12:00

Four Years After Launching the EU ODR Platform for Resolving Consumer Disputes: The Need for Re-Designed of the ODR

Serkan Kaya

10:30-11:00

Differential Data Protection Regimes: Fundamental Rights Protection and Research Exemptions in Health Data

Giovanni Comandè, Giulia Schneider

11:00-11:30

The Influencers’ Republic: Where Marketing Meets Political Speech

Giovanni De Gregorio, Catalina Goanta

11:30-12:00

Brain-Machine Interfaces And Ethics: A Transition From Wearables To Implantable

Lydia Montalbano

10:30-11:00

The Taming of the Shrew: A Tale of AI Regulation, Legal Certainty and Regulatory Sandboxes

Katerina Yordanova, Natalie Bertels

11:00-11:30

The Tokenized Economy and the Law: From Smart Property to ICOs, STOs and IEOs

Riccardo de Caria

11:30-12:00

Information security of wearables, home-diagnostic tools and smart medical devices

Michal Koscik

13:00-13:30

Open Government and Data Protection: A Dilemma or A Reconciliation?

Burak Haylamaz

13:30-14:00

Algorithmic transparency and the IP rights in data and databases

Emre Bayamlıoglu

14:00-14:30

Care to explain? Defining the AI-infused explanatory relationship in terms epistemic (in)justice

Aviva de Groot

13:00-13:30

Facilitating Techno-Legal Education in the data moment

Neethu Rajam

13:30-14:00

Is e-signature legislation applicable to electronic identity?

Jessica Schroers

14:00-14:30

Financial privacy within the EU: exploring a mutating scenario

Valeria Ferrari

13:00-13:30

Regulating Cultural Change: Fanfiction, Transformation and Fair Dealing

Ruth Flaherty

13:30-14:00

Risk Assessment tools in criminal justice: Is there a need for such tools in Europe and could their use be in compliance with European data protection

Eleftherios Chelioudakis

14:00-14:30

DISCOVERING THE (UN)SECURE SIDE OF NON-PERSONAL DATA IN A PRIVACY RISK-ANALYSIS FOR IOT: SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE UPRAAM

Pier Giorgio Chiara

13:00-13:30

Promoting Access to Justice against Copyright Infringements: Case Study of the Internet Courts in

Huang-Chih Sung

13:30-14:00

Cybercrime governance and internet fraud eradication: Travesty of digital rights in Africa

Inetimi MacBarango, Felix Eboibi

14:00-14:30

Financial Intelligence Units and the question of the applicable data protection legal framework

Magdalena Brewczynska

13:00-13:30

Use of AI Based Technologies in International Arbitration

Gülüm Bayraktaroğlu Özçelik, Anıl Sena Bayındır, Ş. Barış Özçelik

13:30-14:00

African governments and the influence of corruption on the proliferation of cybercrime in Africa: Wherein lies the rule of

Newman Richards, Felix Eboibi

14:00-14:30

The new rules on audiovisual media: a step forward or a hollow shell when it comes to vlogger

Nadia Feci

13:00-13:30

Finding the Balance between Security and Human Rights in the EU Border Security Ecosystem

Lauren Elrick

13:30-14:00

A presentation of “A State of Creativity”

James Griffin

14:00-14:30

The role of the individual in EU data protection law

Katherine Nolan

14:30-15:00

The questions left unanswered: Sampling, quotation and dialogue in the aftermath of Pelham

Nick Scharf

15:00-15:30

Unpacking self sovereign identity: origins, promises, and challenges

Alexandra Giannopoulou

15:30-16:00

Post-Conflict Environments as Regulatory Sandboxes

Attila Nagy

14:30-15:00

Unpacking due diligence in the era of workplace robotics: perspectives from different stakeholders

Natalie Leesakul, Richard Hyde, Max L. Wilson, Lachlan Urquhart, Derek McAuley

15:00-15:30

The post editorial control era: how EU media law develops a model of cooperative responsibility corresponding to platforms’ organisational

Max van Drunen

15:30-16:00

Article 17 of the CDSM Directive and Freedom of Expression: Shaping the Future of User- Generated

Sevra Guler Guzel

14:30-15:00

Contract Law in the Age of Big Data1

Cemre Bedir

15:00-15:30

Smart cities and the public interest conundrum: preserving the city and citizens’ rights in the era of smart

Athena Christofi, Ellen Wauters, Peggy Valcke

15:30-16:00

Technology, Manupulation and Human Dignity

Lexo Zardiashvili

14:30-15:00

An Assessment of the EU Kidsmodel of Internet Governance: A Case Study for School Children in India

Indranath Gupta, Monica Sahni

15:00-15:30

A Behavioral Perspective on Cybercrime: Complexities and Way Forward

Sanjeev Sahni, Sweta Lakhani

15:30-16:00

Patentability of AI and Blockchain: The Trend of the Computer-Implemented Invention

Olivia I-Hsuan Chu

14:30-15:00

Children’s data and TikTok: what’s happening in the EU and China?

Yueming Zhang

15:00-15:30

A “must-carry” obligation for online platforms? Exploring Article 17 of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market

Aleksandra Kuczerawy, João Pedro Quintais

15:30-16:00

Don’t Tell Them now (or at all) – End User Notification Duties under GDPR and NIS Directive

Sandra Schmitz-Berndt, Stefan Schiffner

14:30-15:00

AI and new military technologies – is there a regulation method?

Kaja Kowalczewska

15:00-15:30

Taste Sensations: Has the IP system finally bitten off more than it can chew?

Kim Barker

15:30-16:00

Home and Home Protection in The Law: a Reflection

Bo Zhao

16:15-16:45

Let them speak- regulating online abuse in secondary schools

Jo-Ann Pattinson

16:45-17:15

Deep learning facial recognition and AI-specific regulation: making filtering rules compatible with the case-law of the Strasbourg and Luxembourg

Felipe Romero-Moreno

17:15-17:45

Public undertakings meet the Data Economy: Implications of the Open Data & PSI Directive for the legal governance of data in the utility

Brenda Espinosa Apráez

16:15-16:45

The “informatory purpose” in copyright: towards a new autonomous concept of EU law?

Giulia Priora

16:45-17:15

The No Choice “Consent”- User consent in autonomous transport systems

Jo-Ann Pattinson, Haibo Chen

17:15-17:45

Cybercrime and Cybersecurity in Africa: Saving African Business in Digital Age

Bukola Faturoti

16:15-16:45

NotPetya and the Fog of “Cyberwar”: Can the “Cyber Battlefield” be Insured?

Natasha Gooden, Subhajit Basu, Amrita Mukherjee

16:45-17:15

Go Privacy Go: Lessons Learned for Data Protection by Design and Default from Designing a Privacy-Friendly GoPiGo Toy

Aurelia Tamo-Larrieux, Simon Mayer, Zaïra Zihlmann, Johannes Hooss

17:15-17:45

Loot boxes: children's opium? Private law remedies against loot boxes in video games

Joke Baeck, Ignace Claeys

16:15-16:45

Countering dual-use technology export to dictators by means of EU trade secrets law: Limitations to Member States’ extraterritorial obligations to uphold the right to freedom of expression under the ECHR and the

Riccardo Vecellio Segate

16:45-17:15

Cybersecurity in a post-data environment: Considerations on the Regulation of Code and the role of Producer / Consumer Liability in Smart

Iain Nash

17:15-17:45

The perks of co-regulation: a standard institutional arrangement for online regulation?

Clara Iglesias Keller

16:15-16:45

DIGITAL CHILDREN AND THEIR RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION: Does Article on Conditions Applicable to Child’s Consent Under the GDPR Tackle the Challenges of the Digital Era or Create Further

Cansu Caglar

16:45-17:15

Automated Decision-making in Automated Driving: Striking a Balance between Individual Autonomy and General Road

Nynke Vellinga, Trix Mulder

17:15-17:45

A critical analysis of (the need for) legal safeguards regarding automated decision-making

Michiel Heldeweg, Lesley Broos

16:15-16:45

Data Governance in the Cloud: Of Scarce Regulatory Resources and Tactical Delegated Enforcement

Asma Vranaki

16:45-17:15

From “Release and forget” to “Release and remember”: a risk-based licensing framework for disclosing anonymised data under the Freedom of Information Act

Henry Pearce

17:15-17:45

‘Responsibilising’ the Data Subject? Reasonable Expectations of Privacy and the Status of Digital Rights in the UK

Stergios Aidinlis

10:15-10:30 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch Break

16:00-16:15 Coffee Break

18:15-21:00 Dinner at Eve and Awarding Ceremony Prizes