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måndag 7 november 2011

Internet law & politics

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We herby invite scholars, practitioners and policy makers to participate in the 8th International Conference on Internet Law & Politics (IDP 2012): Challenges and Opportunities of Online Entertainment by submitting papers, from either legal or political science perspectives, focusing on the following topics:

  • Online Entertainment and its implications in fields such as, among others, the legal framework of audiovisual communications, the liability of intermediaries, legal aspects of videogames and online gambling, social networking sites, behavioural advertising, privacy, data protection, defamation, protection of minors, intellectual property, new models of content distribution, user generated contents, illicit and harmful contents, net neutrality, new generation networks, antitrust.
Papers may also focus on:
  • Legal issues relevant to the current status and future perspectives of the Internet, such as, among others, online privacy, data protection, intellectual property, ISP liability, freedom of expression, cybercrime, e-commerce.
  • Issues regarding electronic government, such as, among others, open data, reuse of public sector information, political participation online, e-procurement, Internet governance.
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1 kommentar:

  1. This is an interesting subject to keep eyes on. There seem to be growing rhetoric over online piracy and strong copyright bills lately. Last week or so, the copyright bill (technically-called 'Stop Online Piracy Act' ) was introduced in the US House of Representatives. The bill intended to crack down on allegedly copyright-infringing websites or "rogue" websites. It has so far been met with strong resistance. Some fear that it would limit the freedom of internet. Rep. Zoe Lofgren, the California Democrat whose district includes the heart of Silicon Valley, claimed that Copyright bill is the 'end of the Internet'. I am personally wondering then how to stop file sharing in popular social network sites like Facebook or twitter or youtube...


    News about the copyright bill in US:
    1. http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20126165-281/copyright-bill-revives-internet-death-penalty/
    2. http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20128166-281/copyright-bill-controversy-grows-as-rhetoric-sharpens/?tag=mncol;posts

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