Call for papers: The DSA and Platform Regulation Conference 2024

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To coincide with the Digital Services Act (DSA) becoming directly applicable across the EU on 17 February 2024, the DSA Observatory at the Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam, will hold a two-day conference on The DSA and Platform Regulationat the Amsterdam Law School on 15-16 February 2024 The DSA is the EU’s landmark… Continue reading Call for papers: The DSA and Platform Regulation Conference 2024

IViR “Science Fiction & Information Law” writing competition

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This is the third call for essays for the IViR Science Fiction & Information Law Essay Competition. We are delighted to announce the competition in cooperation with the Digital Constitutionalist (DigiCon). Never has the future of information law seemed more relevant than today. With the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, we may find ourselves… Continue reading IViR “Science Fiction & Information Law” writing competition

Gemeentelijke grip op private sensorgegevens: Onderzoek voor de gemeente Amsterdam

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Private partijen verzamelen informatie met behulp van sensoren over het gedrag van personen in de openbare ruimte. Bij sensoren gaat het niet alleen om camera’s, maar ook bijvoorbeeld om sensoren die verkeersbewegingen tellen, intelligente reclameborden en wifi-trackers. Bedrijven winnen gegevens in de openbare ruimte doorgaans in voor commerciële doeleinden, zoals reclamedoeleinden of om het aantal… Continue reading Gemeentelijke grip op private sensorgegevens: Onderzoek voor de gemeente Amsterdam

4 vacancies: Law and Governance of Quantum Technologies

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The research group on the Law and Governance of Quantum Technologies studies the legal implications of quantum technologies through the lens of questions about law and digital infrastructure. This includes the study of access to (quantum) computing, questions about (quantum) data governance, and questions at the intersection of quantum technologies with legal frameworks for innovation… Continue reading 4 vacancies: Law and Governance of Quantum Technologies

Study on media plurality and diversity online

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On 16 September the European Commission published a study on media pluralism and diversity in an online environment. Study on media plurality and diversity online – Final reportStudy on media plurality and diversity online – Annexes The study was written by researchers from four academic partners: The Centre for Information Technology and Intellectual Property of KU… Continue reading Study on media plurality and diversity online