Working Paper No. 02-2019 September 2019 The new General Data Protection Regulation introduced the “right to portability of personal data”. Conceived to give effectiveness to individual interests, the regulation is at the same time a pro-competitive tool with important regulatory effects on digital markets. As a result of the extensive interpretation of “personal data” that… Read more » about Maurizio Borghi “Data portability and regulation of digital markets”
Digital Rights
Christine Riefa – Definition of standards for global e-commerce and consumer protection at the WTO: what can be learnt from TRIPS?
Research Seminar – Wednesday 18 September 2019
A History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects – now published
A History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects (Cambridge University Press) is a book that focuses on 50 objects to tell a history of the intellectual property system, and why it matters today. The book brings together an interesting group of interdisciplinary scholars to tell a wide-ranging audience why they should care about intellectual property…. Read more » about A History of Intellectual Property in 50 Objects – now published
Emile Douilhet awarded PhD with a thesis on EU data protection law
Emile Douilhet has successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled The Information / Guarantees Balance: Protecting informational privacy interests within the European data protection framework. In his thesis, Dr Douilhet studied the notion of informational privacy, and how it is protected both by the right to privacy and the right to data protection in the EU…. Read more » about Emile Douilhet awarded PhD with a thesis on EU data protection law
Introducing the General Data Protection Regulation
Short course – Thursday 16 May 9:00 – 17:00
