18th of July, 2015 — Tallinn, Estonia
The aim of the workshop is to bring together young as well as established scholars undertaking research in various disciplines related to information and communication technologies such as computer sciences, political and social sciences, and law. Attending the ICR workshop is free of charge and also open for participants who have not submitted an abstract (registration for non-authors is here). Travel to/from Tallinn and accommodation is to be covered by the participants.
Agenda:
9:30 – Opening words, Tallinn University of Technology
9:35 – Keynote presentation, “Data Sovereignty, Data Flow, and International Jurisdiction in Cloud Computing, Prof Christopher Millard, Queen Mary University of London
10:05 -Keynote presentation, “Gnawing Away at Internet of Things Silos”, Prof Jon Crowcroft, University of Cambridge
Session 1: State and Cyber (Room 1)
“Governance of Cyber-Security in Elections”, Prof Robert Krimmer, Tallinn University of Technology
“E-Estonia under an Actor Network Theory Perspective”, Carlos Vargas Alvarez Del Castillo, Tallinn University
Session 2: Education and Digital Safety (Room 2)
“Representation of Snowden ́s Scandal in Estonian Media: Semiotic Logic of Fear”, Mari-Liis Madisson, University of Tartu
Session 3: Privacy (Room 1)
“Tor Does Not Stink: Use and Abuse of the Tor Anonymity Network from the Perspective of Law”, Tomas Minarik, NATO CCD COE
Session 4: Tech I (Room 2)
Session 5: Law (Room 1)
“ISP Liability & the Delfi case”, Karmen Turk, University of Tartu
Session 6: Tech II (Room 2)
Registration deadline for non-authors: 10th of July 2015
