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Frederik is a PhD
candidate, researching behavioural targeting and
European data protection regulation. Building on
insights from behavioural economics, his research
explores how privacy could be protected more effectively
in the context of behavioural targeting, without unduly
restricting individual autonomy.
Before joining IViR he worked in the music industry for
many years (as a producer, DJ, publisher and label owner)
and dealt with copyright on a daily basis. While running
his own company he studied law at the Open University
and earned his Bachelor's degree in 2008. During his
research Master’s at the IViR he worked part-time at
SOLV attorneys, a law firm dedicated to technology,
media and communications. Frederik has also studied six
months at Hong Kong University.
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