7/06/2021
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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Digital Identities in Tension Between Autonomy and Control Volume 5 – Innovation and Responsibility SET Coordinated by Robert Gianni and Bernard Reber Armen Khatchatourov, Institut Mines-Telecom Business School, France with the collaboration ofPierre-Antoine ChardelAndrew FeenbergGabriel Périès Digital Identities in Tension … Continue reading
19/11/2020
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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Newsletter September 2020 On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially declared that our planet was in the midst of a pandemic caused by the spread of Covid-19. First reported in China, then Iran and Italy, the virus spread … Continue reading
9/10/2020
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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This article originally appeared (in French) in newsletter no. 17 of the VP-IP Chair, Data, Identity, Trust in the Digital Age for April 2020. First, as we are all going through this peculiar time, we would like to wish … Continue reading
8/06/2020
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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Following up on its research programme on digital identities, which among other things led to the publication of two multidisciplinary handbooks, Digital Identities in March 20161 and Digital Identities in Tension – Between Autonomy and Control in January 2019,2 the research Chair … Continue reading
7/03/2019
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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Algorithms rule our lives. They increasingly intervene in our daily activities – i.e. career paths, adverts, recommendations, scoring, online searches, flight prices – as improvements are made in data science and statistical learning. Despite being initially considered as neutral, they … Continue reading
15/02/2019
by Anne-Catherine Aye
Comments Off on Using personalised services without privacy loss: what solutions does technology have to offer?
Personalised services have become a major stake in the IT sector as they require actors to improve both the quality of the collected data and their ability to use them. Many services are running the innovation race, namely those related … Continue reading
5/11/2018
by Anne-Catherine Aye
Comments Off on Presentation of the handbook#2 : Signs of trust: the impact of seals on personal data management
+ See the table of content > Download the handbook What are different forms of trust, and how are they changing? In economics, trust is often associated with the risk each consumer assigns to the compensation they receive in a … Continue reading
13/08/2018
by Anne-Catherine Aye
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We were all expecting it. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)[1] came into force on May 25, 2018. This milestone gave rise to numerous reactions and events on the part of companies and institutions. As the Belgian Data Protection Authority put … Continue reading
5/03/2018
by claire
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Issue editor: Claire Levallois-Barth, Associate Professor of Laws at Télécom ParisTech (France), Coordinator of the Chair Values and Policies of Personal Information + See the table of content FREELY DOWNLOADABLE IN ENGLISH (PDF – 2,3 Mo) With a print version … Continue reading
4/01/2018
by claire
Comments Off on 06/2017 : Personal data: a European reform for a digital 21st century
by Claire Levallois-Barth On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force. The text aims at strengthening trust in the European market by reinforcing the rights of citizens and the obligations of companies. Adopted … Continue reading