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Pokémon GO: To regulate or not to regulate?

August 4, 2016

Photo credit: Danny Choo Pokémons are running amok in the digital world and children and adults alike are running amok in the real world trying to catch them: since its release in July 2016, the augmented-reality mobile game Pokémon GO has taken the world by storm. The unprecedented popularity of the game and player experiences… » read more

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The future of traffic: (de)regulation of driverless vehicles

July 29, 2016

At the beginning of July 2016, a Tesla vehicle that has a built-in Autopilot system crashed with a tractor trailer on a Florida highway, killing the driver. Neither the driver (who allegedly was watching Harry Potter while letting the Autopilot do the driving), neither the Tesla hit the brakes when the trailer appeared in front… » read more

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EU-US data transfers: Why Safe Harbour 2.0 may just be an empty shell

February 12, 2016

The European Commission and the US have just come to a deal to replace Safe Harbour, which ensured a blanket allowance for EU-US data transfers before its invalidation by the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The newly-baptised Privacy Shield is supposed to set a framework for transatlantic data flows ensuring compliance with the EU Data… » read more

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Archives for InfoSociety

Pokémon GO: To regulate or not to regulate?

The future of traffic: (de)regulation of driverless vehicles

EU-US data transfers: Why Safe Harbour 2.0 may just be an empty shell

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