As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
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Video about Artificial Secrecy project
The research project Artificial secrecy: Taking Transparency in EU Digital and Data Regulation Seriously began in January 2026. Funded by NWO, the project explores the fundamental tension between secrecy claims and transparency needs in the context of EU digital and data legislation. This short video explains what the project entails.
Sixth shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
Fifth shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
IViR in de Media: “Datakluis toeslagenaffaire kan ook met heel veel goeie wil niet per ongeluk zijn kwijtgeraakt”
Donderdag werd bekend dat de Belastingdienst vorig jaar een verloren gewaande datakluis met daarin 64 miljoen documenten weer heeft terugvonden. Die miljoenen documenten waren zeer van pas gekomen in het onderzoek van de parlementaire enquêtecommissie over de toeslagenaffaire. Het is het zoveelste hoofdstuk in een boek vol zwarte bladzijden en de vraag dringt zich op: hoe raak je een datakluis kwijt? Heleen Janssen is wetenschappelijk onderzoeker bij het Instituut voor Informatierecht en geeft commentaar.
Fourth shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
IViR in the Media: Kristina Irion cited in The Guardian
US tech firms successfully lobbied EU to keep datacentre emissions secret. Kristina Irion comments on the news.
Third shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.
Teaching at IViR: The Ethics and Regulation of Online Manipulation
The Bits of Freedom case against Meta and the European Commission’s first big fine under the DSA for X: both are headline-producing cases revolving around the question of online influence and manipulation. Marijn Sax just finished teaching a course on exactly these pressing regulatory questions.
Second shortlisted story of the Science Fiction and Information Law Writing Competition
As part of the fourth IViR Science Fiction and Information Law competition, DigiCon will publish the stories of the finalists every week. The winning stories will be revealed during the CPDP 2026 conference in Brussels on 19-22 May.