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Πέμπτη 04 Μαρτίου 2021
7th International Conference on Technology & Communication Law : “Who governs the internet?”
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Virtual platform dite.events.nb.org
4th & 5th March 2021 (10.00 – 18.30)
NOMIKH BIBLIOTHIKI and the academic journal "Technology & Communication Law" (DITE), in collaboration with Economia Group, organize the7th International Conference on Technology & Communication Law: “Who governs the internet?” on March 4th & 5th, 2021 through dite.events.nb.org virtual platform. The Conference is under the auspices of the Ministry of Digital Governance and the support of the Hellenic Association of Data Protection and Privacy. 24 notable Greek & foreign academics, experts and policymakers will discuss and give answers to critical issues related to the complex field of Internet Governance.
The Simultaneous translation in Greek and English will be available.
Coordinator: Dr. Lilian Mitrou, Professor, University of the Aegean, Greece
Data Governance Act
Andrea Katalin Tóth, Legal and Policy Officer, DG CNECT's Data Policy and Innovation Unit, European Commission
ROUND TABLE: Implications for public sector, business and citizens’ rights – The data sharing puzzle and data altruism- New Roles and Responsibilities - Data Governance Act and Open data
Speakers:
Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of Digital Governance, Hellenic Republic
Hijmans Hielke, Director, Belgian Data Protection Authority, President of Litigation Chamber
Andrea Katalin Tóth, Legal and Policy Officer at DG CNECT's Data Policy and Innovation Unit – European Commission
Τhomas Zerdick, Head of Unit Technology and Privacy, European Data Protection Supervisor
Paul De Hert, Full Professor at Vrije Universiteit Brussels
Q & A
Data Governance Act
Andrea Katalin Tóth, Legal and Policy Officer, DG CNECT's Data Policy and Innovation Unit, European Commission
ROUND TABLE: Implications for public sector, business and citizens’ rights – The data sharing puzzle and data altruism- New Roles and Responsibilities - Data Governance Act and Open data
Speakers:
Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of Digital Governance, Hellenic Republic
Hijmans Hielke, Director, Belgian Data Protection Authority, President of Litigation Chamber
Andrea Katalin Tóth, Legal and Policy Officer at DG CNECT's Data Policy and Innovation Unit – European Commission
Τhomas Zerdick, Head of Unit Technology and Privacy, European Data Protection Supervisor
Paul De Hert, Full Professor at Vrije Universiteit Brussels
Q & A
Coordinator: Spiros Tassis, LL.M, TMT and Privacy Lawyer, Chairman of the Hellenic Association of Data Protection and Privacy
ROUND TABLE: Protecting Consumers in Digital Society: a matter of regulation or enforcement - Facebook decision of the Bundeskartellamt and the Google decision of the CNIL - Consumer rights for your personal data (data user vs data subjects) – How / Is it acceptable to pay with your data? Transposing Directives 2019/770 & 2019/2161
Speakers:
Paolo Balboni, Founding Partner, ICT Legal Consulting - Managing Partner ICT Legal Consulting International
Effie Kinini, Assistant Professor, Athens Law School, Greece
Dimitrios Kyriazis, Research Fellow in Law (NCH London), Guest Lecturer in Law, Oxford University
Evangelos Margaritis, Attorney At Law, Ph.D, CIPP/E, Post – Doc, University of Athens, Greece
ROUND TABLE: Protecting Consumers in Digital Society: a matter of regulation or enforcement - Facebook decision of the Bundeskartellamt and the Google decision of the CNIL - Consumer rights for your personal data (data user vs data subjects) – How / Is it acceptable to pay with your data? Transposing Directives 2019/770 & 2019/2161
Speakers:
Paolo Balboni, Founding Partner, ICT Legal Consulting - Managing Partner ICT Legal Consulting International
Effie Kinini, Assistant Professor, Athens Law School, Greece
Dimitrios Kyriazis, Research Fellow in Law (NCH London), Guest Lecturer in Law, Oxford University
Evangelos Margaritis, Attorney At Law, Ph.D, CIPP/E, Post – Doc, University of Athens, Greece
Coordinator: Ioannis A. Tassopoulos, Professor of Public Law, University of Athens, Greece
Splinternet, digital nationalism and freedom of expression
Panayotis Voyatzis, PhD, Référendaire, General Court of the European Union
Media Policy in 2021: Tech regulation in EU and in the UK
Damian Tambini, Ass. Professor, London School of Economics, UK
Taming digital platforms by human rights in Germany and the US
Irini Katsirea, Reader in International Media Law, University of Sheffield, UK
Dealing with misinformation on digital platforms
Anna – Maria Piskopani, PhD, University of Athens, Greece
Content moderation approach in Facebook- latest developments
Francesca Bitondo, Public Policy Manager, Facebook Italy/ Greece
Q & A
Splinternet, digital nationalism and freedom of expression
Panayotis Voyatzis, PhD, Référendaire, General Court of the European Union
Media Policy in 2021: Tech regulation in EU and in the UK
Damian Tambini, Ass. Professor, London School of Economics, UK
Taming digital platforms by human rights in Germany and the US
Irini Katsirea, Reader in International Media Law, University of Sheffield, UK
Dealing with misinformation on digital platforms
Anna – Maria Piskopani, PhD, University of Athens, Greece
Content moderation approach in Facebook- latest developments
Francesca Bitondo, Public Policy Manager, Facebook Italy/ Greece
Q & A
Coordinator: Irini Stamatoudi, Professor, School of Law, University of Nicosia, Cyprus and Visiting Professor, International Hellenic University, Greece
Keynote Speech: The importance of open initiatives in copyright: the example of creative commons
Marco Ricolfi, Professor, University of Turin, Italy
(F)OSS (Free and Open-Source Software)
Malcolm Bain, Partner, Id Law Partners, Across Legal, Spain
CC (Creative Commons)
Prof. Lucie Guibault, Associate director Law and Technology Institute, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Canada
PSI (Public Sector Information) and Copyright
Dimi Dimitrov, EU Policy Director, Wikimedia, Belgium
Open Access to Knowledge (Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge, Open Repositories and Copyright)
Michael Carroll, Professor, American University, US
How much of the public domain is actually public?
Severine Dusollier, Professor, Sciences Po Law School, France
Q & A
Keynote Speech: The importance of open initiatives in copyright: the example of creative commons
Marco Ricolfi, Professor, University of Turin, Italy
(F)OSS (Free and Open-Source Software)
Malcolm Bain, Partner, Id Law Partners, Across Legal, Spain
CC (Creative Commons)
Prof. Lucie Guibault, Associate director Law and Technology Institute, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University, Canada
PSI (Public Sector Information) and Copyright
Dimi Dimitrov, EU Policy Director, Wikimedia, Belgium
Open Access to Knowledge (Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge, Open Repositories and Copyright)
Michael Carroll, Professor, American University, US
How much of the public domain is actually public?
Severine Dusollier, Professor, Sciences Po Law School, France
Q & A
