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| Joris
van Hoboken |
| PhD-candidate |
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for Information Law (IViR)
Visiting
address
Korte Spinhuissteeg 3
1012 CG Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Post
address
Kloveniersburgwal 48
1012 CX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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+31 20 - 525 39 71 |
| fax:
+31 20 - 525 30 33 |
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Curriculum Vitae
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Joris van Hoboken is a
Ph.D. candidate at the Institute for Information Law and
his thesis will focus on regulatory aspects of search
engines.
He graduated cum laude in both Theoretical
Mathematics (2002) and Law (2006) from the University of
Amsterdam. His LL.M. thesis dealt with the new Dutch
regulations on access to personal data in criminal
proceedings, i.e. an analysis of how citizens' interests
are implicated in the limitation of such access.
Until 1 September 2006, he worked successively as a
paralegal at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam and as a
co-director of Bits of Freedom, a digital civil rights
organisation. From 2003 to 2006, Joris also worked for
the first-year course 'Conflict resolution' - a critial
and academic introduction to law - at the Faculty of Law
of the University of Amsterdam.
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Publications
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(with
N. Helberger,
L. Guibault,
E.H. Janssen, N.A.N.M. van Eijk,
C.J.
Angelopoulos, E. Swart, et al.)
User-Created-Content: Supporting a participative
Information Society, Final Report, Study carried
out for the European Commission by
IDATE, TNO and IViR, 2008.
28.10.2009
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Legal
Space for Innovative Ordering. On the Need to Update
Selection Intermediary Liability in the EU, International
Journal of Communications Law & Policy,
2009-13.
30.03.2009
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(with N.
Helberger)
Looking
Ahead—Future Issues when Reflecting on the Place of
the iConsumer in Consumer Law and Copyright Law, Journal
of Consumer Policy 2008-31, p. 489-96.
30.03.2009
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Freedom of Expression
Implications for the Governance of Search, in Searching
for Audiovisual Content, IRIS
Special, December 2008.
30.03.2009
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(with C.J.
Angelopoulos) Workshop on Audiovisual Search:
Summary of the Discussion, in Searching for Audiovisual
Content, IRIS Special, December 2008.
30.03.2009
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24.11.2009
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