Data protection and ICT

A conversation with Gry Hasselbalch, co-founder of DataEthics.eu, on how power dynamics impact the field of AI in terms of fundamental rights, sustainability, etc.https://www.panelfit.eu

Philip Di Salvo, post-doctoral researcher at the Università della Svizzera italiana, was interviewed about, spyware, surveillance and cyberattacks against journalists, and how newsrooms can defend themselves. Hosts were Federico Caruso and Dimitri Bettoni from OBC Transeuropa - EDJNet.This episode was produced within the project DJAS, supported in part by a grant from the Foundati

How to prevent companies from misusing cookie banners to collect users’ data? What solutions are there to safeguard citizens’ online privacy?We try to answer with Stefano Rossetti, a data protection lawyer at noyb.• Can you please briefly introduce yourself and your organisation? [1’06’’]• Could you please tell us about the “500 GDPR complaints” and “browser sig

How is digitalisation impacting the work of journalists? How are social media influencing the distribution of the information? We talked of these issues with Patrick Penninckx, Head of Information Society Department at the Council of Europe.Visit our website: https://www.panelfit.eu/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/panelfitIntro Music: Corporate Innovation by WinnieTheMoog

Sophie Kwasny, Head of the Data Protection Unit at the Council of Europe, talking about the Convention for the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data (Convention 108), approved in 1981 and revamped in 2018, the same year GDPR came into force.We also touched upon issues such as transborder data flows and facial recognition.Visit our website: https:/

Digital technologies reconfigure the rationales, techniques and practices of border security and migration management. We explored these issues with Georgios Glouftsios, a researcher at the University of Trento, whose work is focused on analysing how data infrastructures shape the logics and tactics of mobility control in Europe.Here are some of the books and articles we mentioned:

Data is more and more used by policy-makers to devise their politics of intervention on economic, social and cultural rights. But these data are often incomplete, inaccurate, and gathered without the participation of the people whose lives will be affected by those decisions. We spoke with Francesca Feruglio and Erica Murphy, from the International Network for Economic, Social & Cu

The interview focuses on the Issues and gaps analysis of EU regulation on security and cybersecurity in the context of ICT research and innovation, that is one of the outputs of Panelfit.You can download the document following this link: https://bit.ly/PanelfitD41We explore the topic with Jaro Krieger-Lamina, a researcher at the Institute of Technology Assessment of the Austrian Ac

To what extend insurance companies rely on Big Data analytics and AI for pricing and costing of their policies? What implications does this have from a data protection point of view? A chat with Gert Meyers, researcher at Tilburg University and KU Leuven.

Data commercialisation raises ethical and legal issues that are largely discussed in the research field. With Frédéric Tronnier we delve into the analysis made within the context of Panelfit on this topic, examining proposed mitigations and solutions.Click here to download the research: https://www.panelfit.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/D31-Issues-and-gaps-analysis-on-Data-Commer