INFO-LEG Roundtable at CPDP2023
INFO-LEG will host a Roundtable “It’s not about the personal data, stupid! Is it time to focus legal protection against risks of the digital society on something else?“at CPDP2023. Time […]
Call for papers for workshop “Data and the common”
Submissions via EasyChair https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=wdc22 In reaction to data capitalism and colonialism, data and the data-related technologies and practices have been increasingly thought of in relation to the common rather than […]
INFO-LEG Panel at TILTing2021
Session 13C: Open Track: Panel ‘Escaping “the law of everything”. Should we separate ADM regulation from data protection?’ Friday 21 May, 2021 11:00-12:30 The central question the panel […]
Code as personal data and implication for data protection law and regulation of algorithms
On 18 February Nadya Purtova gave an expert talk at a workshop organised by the GOAL project. The talk explored how code can be personal data within the meaning of […]
1 or 2 postdoc vacancies will open soon
In near future the INFO-LEG will be looking for 1 or 2 postdoctoral researchers for a period of 18 months to 2 years, starting on or before 1 September 2021. […]
INFO-LEG Research Fellowship on Information (in) Law
INFO-LEG fellowship In 2020 Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society will welcome a research fellow working in the area of information law, interested in the meaning and role of […]
Info-Leg track ‘Data Protection(s) in a Data-driven Society’ at TILTing2019
TILT, our academic home, will host another edition of the TILTing Perspectives conference in 2019. We are coordinating a track called ‘Data Protection(s) in a Data-driven Society’. Mark 15-17 May […]
At Data Justice Conference, Cardiff
The INFO-LEG team was at the Data Justice conference in Cardiff on May 22-23. Nadya Purtova gave a talk about the future of data protection law as a legal framework […]
INFO-LEG panel at CPDP2018
We organize a panel “Personal data: still relevant trigger for protection in a data-driven society?” with great speakers for the 2018 edition of the Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference […]
Nadya and Raphael contribute to the EU public consultations on free movement of non-personal data
In September 2017 the European Commission has proposed a Regulation on removing obstacles to the free movement of non-personal data. Nadya and Raphael in co-authorship with Inge de Graef and […]