Program for Wednesday, April 8th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:30

Not in my house

Domenico Orlando, Wim Vandevelde

09:30-10:00

The GSR v the GDPR: A tangled web

Gerard Jan Ritsema van Eck, Nynke Elske Vellinga

10:00-11:00 Keynote by Prof. Dr. Sofia Ranchordas

11:15-11:45

A Predictive Analysis of Wearables at Work: The Lawfulness Principle and Employers’ Implementation of

Philippa Collins, Stefania Marassi

11:45-12:15

Towards a co-regulatory EU framework for online content sharing service providers’ liability for copyright infringements: from theory to

Zoi Krokida

12:15-12:45

‘Interoperability’ and beyond: Mapping the needs from a regulatory perspective

Mehmet Unver

11:15-11:45

Trust, Human Rights and Ethics: New Perspectives on Bulk Surveillance

Jeanne Mifsud Bonnici, Aitana Radu

11:45-12:15

EU Privacy Regulation on the Content and the Carrier Layers: Does the Split Still Make Sense?

Andrej Savin

12:15-12:45

Commercialisation of play in the digital era: a children’s rights perspective

Valerie Verdoodt

11:15-11:45

Innovation and precaution: Will innovators be innovating, regardless of whether regulators are

Leonie Reins

11:45-12:15

‘The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated’: Digitisation, competition law and capitalism

Angela Daly

12:15-12:45

“Contested uses of citizen-generated data for policy: exploring legitimization strategies”

Anna Berti Suman, Sven Schade

11:15-11:45

Enhancing Legal Compliance in Smart Contracts

Jesus Manuel Niebla Zatarain, Rogelio Reyna Garcia, Luis Vinicio Leon Carrillo

11:45-12:15

The Story Of Intermediary Obligations In IP Infringement Cases: Is India Following The European Way?

Indranath Gupta, Sweta Lakhani

12:15-12:45

A five-dimensional framework for assessing GDPR adequacy – UK case study

Karen Mc Cullagh

11:15-11:45

State Surveillance, Manipulation, and the Right to Integrity of the Person

Dr M.R. Leiser, Francesca Pichierri

11:45-12:15

Regulating banking capital adequacy transitions in an intangibles/IP debt finance sustainability

Janice Denoncourt

12:15-12:45

“Regulatory transitions in energy and law – the place of IP”

Abbe Elizabeth Lockhart Brown

11:15-11:45

Jurisdiction in online cross-border infringement of personality rights

Anabela Susana De Sousa Gonçalves

11:45-12:15

Should We Ban Political, Data-Driven and Targeted Online Campaigning? A Revisit to the Strasbourg Jurisprudence in the Era of Political

Wenlong Li, Rachael Craufurd-Smith

12:15-12:45

Shining Legal Light on ‘Dark Patterns’

M.R. Leiser, Eleni Kosta

13:45-14:15

Born to be authors: children, creativity and copyright

Maria Mercedes Frabboni

14:15-14:45

Open banking and online financial activity - the promise of competition and the AML risks

Baskaran Balasingham, Doron Goldbarsht

14:45-15:15

Digital Debt Collection. Opportunities, Abuses and Concerns

Catalin Stanescu

13:45-14:15

Can the Newly Reformed Australian Competition Law Stop Algorithms from Colluding?

Baskaran Balasingham

14:15-14:45

Law Enforcement Access to Encrypted Data Across Borders

Jessica Shurson

14:45-15:15

From Safe Harbour to Privacy Shield, certifications and consent: putting the EU data transfers regime to the

Irene Kamara

13:45-14:15

The Principle of Legal Certainty in the Light of Automated Determination and Application of Law

Maximilian Gartner

14:15-14:45

Choosing the right approach to privacy and data protection ‘by design’ solutions: quick fixes at the seams or weaving long-lasting

Maria Grazia Porcedda

14:45-15:15

Reconciling Substantive Data Protection and Freedom of Expression under the General Data Protection

David Erdos

13:45-14:15

Use of AI versus the principle of legal certainty in VAT: impossible regulatory challenge or a groundbreaking

Katarzyna Anna Fras

14:15-14:45

Taxation of the Digital Economy: A New Paradigm for International Tax Relations

Vasiliki Koukoulioti

14:45-15:15

How purpose limitation and legal bases falter in the face of the GDPR’s Preamble 50

Peter Jan van de Waerdt, Gerard Jan Ritsema van Eck

13:45-14:15

Iron Age to Information Age: A privacy perspective on the evolution of identification by governments

Ketan Modh

14:15-14:45

Designing Pro-Competitive Data Pools: Which EU Competition Remedies for Data Silos?

Giulia Schneider

14:45-15:15

From cybersecurity to cyber resilience: quest for a legal basis in the EU Treaties

Yuliya Miadzvetskaya

13:45-14:15

Data ecosystems: towards complete integration of privacy in competition law

Peter Jan van de Waerdt

14:15-14:45

Accountability and transparency of information collected by facial recognition technology systems

Natalia Menéndez

14:45-15:15

Fishing in the data lake for tax purposes

Liesa Keunen

15:15-15:45

Exploring the Use of Smart Devices by Vulnerable People from a Data Protection Law Perspective

Stanislaw Piasecki

15:45-16:15

New technologies in legal education: a necessity or merely a trend?

Ausrine Pasvenskiene

16:15-16:45

The Invisible Hand/Mind within the Black Box

Israel Cedillo Lazcano

15:15-15:45

Distributing authority – state sovereignty in the age of blockchain

Katarzyna Ziolkowska

15:45-16:15

The regulation of artificial intelligence by ethical principles: Are soft law principles a relevant

Louis Perez

16:15-16:45

'Regulating online harmful content'

Ursula Smartt

15:15-15:45

From trust in the contracting party to trust in the code in contract performance: a critical perspective on the applicability of existing laws to smart legal

Chantal Bomprezzi

15:45-16:15

technology mediated trust

Balazs Bodo

16:15-16:45

Reimagining Electronic Communications Regulatory Environment with AI: Self-Regulation Embedded in

Alexandra Molitorisová, Pavel Šístek

15:15-15:45

Should consent for data processing be privileged in health research? A comparative legal analysis

Edward Dove, Jiahong Chen

15:45-16:15

The Threshold is the Place to Pause

David Mangan

16:15-16:45

Drawing up a national ethical framework for the development and deployment of trustworthy and responsible AI: Not a case of

Jaspal Kaur Sadhu Singh

15:15-15:45

Moving Beyond the Absence of “Evil”- Social Media and Privacy By Design

Gavin Sutter, Martina Gillen

15:45-16:15

Digital Constitutionalism and Internet Bills of Rights: The Force of Declarations

Edoardo Celeste

16:15-16:45

Algorithmic Opacity, Private Accountability, and Corporate Sustainability Disclosure in the Age of Artificial

Sylvia Lu

15:15-15:45

Crossing over to the dark side: averting dark patterns through the force of consumer protection law

Dr Mireille Caruana, Dr M.R. Leiser

15:45-16:15

Consumer Protection, Algorithmic Creditworthiness Assessment, and the Regulation of Technological

Antonio Davola

16:15-16:45

Is Flexible Regulation for Artificial Intelligence-Based Medical Products Appropriate? Examining the US FDA’s Proposed Use of Principles-Based

Walter Johnson

16:45-17:15

Conceptualising copyright exceptions as user rights: the impact of contracting out

Adrian Aronsson-Storrier

17:15-17:45

The Legal Response to Online Disinformation in Germany, France and Taiwan

Yachi Chiang

17:45-18:15

HOW NEWS RECOMMENDERS AFFECT THE FREEDOM OF NEWS USERS: INSIGHTS FROM REPUBLICAN THEORY AND CONSEQUENCES FOR

Sarah Eskens

16:45-17:45

Self-generated Imagery of Children: Reconciling the Law, Norms & Safety

Abhilash Nair

17:45-18:15

“Of course you have nothing to hide – but then again, it’s not about you”: A critical view of consent as “individual control” in EU data

Judith Rauhofer

11:00-11:15 Coffee Break

12:45-13:45 Lunch Break