The LLM student of BNU Law School, international students of LLM in Chinese and international visiting students participated in the international Moot Court on copyright disputes in universities at the end of 2016. The Moot court was organized by Prof. Xue during her teaching of Intellectual Property Law to both groups of the students. The case for the Moot Court was adapted from the real case between a US publisher and an Indian university.  Prof. Xue redesigned and rewrote the facts of the case and made it a case between a group of western publishers and BNU.

Conference Proceedings by Future of Privacy Forum: “The ethical framework applying to human subject research in the biomedical and behavioral research fields dates back to the Belmont Report.Drafted in 1976 and adopted by the United States government in 1991 as the Common Rule, the Belmont principles were geared towards a paradigmatic controlled scientific experiment with a limited population of human subjects interacting directly with researchers and manifesting their informed consent.

Darrell Etherington at TechCrunch: “Uber is opening up in an area where it might make sense competitively for it to stay more closed off: The ride-hailing company’s new Movement website will offer up access to its data around traffic flow in scores where it operates, intended for use by city planners and

Engine Room: “Over the past few years, we have been witnessing a wave of new technology tools for human rights documentation. Along with the arrival of the new tools, human rights defenders are facing  new tools, new possibilities, new challenges, and new expectations of human rights documentation initiatives.

Lecture by Luciano Floridi for the Alan Turing Institute:

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Heather Brooks in the Journal of International Affairs: “Technology and transparency combined to create the digital revolution, which in tur

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Date published: January 6, 2017East Bay Express"Catherine Crump, the co-director of UC Berkeley's Center for Law and Technology told the commission the new law "has the potential to have a nationwide impact."

La iniciativa que se realiza durante todo el año extenderá su horario de atención para asesorar a los postulantes a la Universidad de Chile.

¿Cómo son los nuevos habitantes del centro de Santiago? Esa es la pregunta que responde la académica de la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo en un libro recientemente publicado, donde revisa la trayectoria residencial del corazón de la capital y el impacto que tuvo el Plan de Repoblamiento del centro, de la mano de otros fenómenos como los cambios demográficos, la explosión inmobiliaria y los flujos migratorios.La trayectoria que ha tenido el centro de Santiago como hábitat residencial ha cambiado profundamente en las últimas décadas.

En la ceremonia de clausura del 2016 se entregó la Copa de los Torneos Interfacultades (TIF) a la Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas (FCFM), y reconocimientos a deportistas destacados de nuestra Casa de Estudios, entre ellos, Pascalle Thenoux en tenis y Sebastián Albornoz en vóleibol.Con el anhelo de que la próxima "Noche del Deporte Azul" se realice en el nuevo polideportivo del Campus Juan Gómez Millas (JGM), la Dirección Deportes y Actividad Física de la Universidad de Chile (DDAF) cerró este jueves 15 las actividades 2016, evento que se realizó en la Facultad de

Este 22 de diciembre, el Rector de la U. de Chile y las autoridades del hospital encabezaron la puesta en marcha de este equipamiento, que permitirá mejorar los exámenes que se realizan, así como también incorporar nuevos estudios. El aparato cuenta con un sistema de detección de última generación que permite la visualización de lesiones y estructuras muy pequeñas, además de optimizar la dosis de radiación según los tipos de pacientes, entre otros avances.

La visión de los estudiantes de 3ro y 4to medio fue reflejada en el estudio hecho por MORI, donde los jóvenes indican por novena vez consecutiva que la Casa de Bello es la más reconocida por su calidad y prestigio, e indicaron que, si las instituciones de educación superior fueran gratuitas, ellos optarían prioritariamente por nuestro plantel.Los rankings internacionales se construyen desde diferentes bases.

Paper by Iryna Susha, Marijn Janssen and Stefaan Verhulst: “Data collaboratives present a new form of cross-sector and public-private partnership to leverage (often corporate) data for addressing a societal challenge. They can be seen as the latest attempt to make data accessible to solve public problems. Although an increasing number of initiatives can be found, there is hardly any analysis of these emerging practices. This paper seeks to develop a taxonomy of forms of data collaboratives.

Workplace Surveillance: is our privacy protected at work?
By Yuan Stevens and Joanna Bronowicka, December 2016
Can your boss spy on you at work? Can your employer monitor private chats with your family? If you work in Europe, the answer to these questions might depend on the upcoming ruling of the the European Court of Human Rights. Yuan Stevens and Joanna Bronowicka analyse the implications of the pending case for privacy of workers in Europe.

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The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and New America’s Open Technology Institute are proud to announce the publication of the Transparency Reporting Toolkit: Reporting Guide & Template, which aims to provide companies the tools they need to publish transparency reports that are more consistent, easier to understand, and more effective.

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Book edited by Linnet Taylor, Luciano Floridi,, and Bart van der Sloot: “The goal of the book is to present the latest research on the new challenges of data technologies. It will offer an overview of the social, ethical and legal problems posed by group profiling, big data and predictive analysis and of the different approaches and methods that can be used to address them. In doing so, it will help the reader to gain a better grasp of the ethical and legal conundrums posed by group profiling.

This blog post is part of our on-going Community series featuring updates from chapters across the Open Knowledge Network and was written by the team of Open Knowledge Ireland and edited by Flora Fleischer and Siobhan Denham.
Our warm season greetings to all friends of Open Knowledge

This blog post is part of our on-going Community series featuring updates from chapters across the Open Knowledge Network and was written by the team of Open Knowledge Ireland and edited by Flora Fleischer and Siobhan Denham.
Our warm season greetings to all friends of Open Knowledge

The Criminal Law & Government Investigations Section of the Barristers Club presents
 
The Present and Future of Digital Privacy: The Current State of Affairs and a Look Toward the Future

 
SPEAKERS:
 
Andrew Crocker
Electronic Frontier Foundation
 
Matthew Cagle
American Civil Liberties Union
 
Riana Pfefferkorn
Stanford Center for Internet and Society
 January 10, 2017San Francisco