Digital Rights, Privacy and Data Protection

People

Kate Coyer

Digital media has created new opportunities for new kinds of communication, but also placed constraints on our ability to live private lives.  We research contemporary privacy norms, technology use trends, and data protection issues.

News

February 27, 2020
Priora on Fair Remuneration and the Emerging Distributive Rationale in the Reform of EU Copyright Law
January 7, 2020
How America and Europe Deal With Data
November 25, 2019
The Low Cost of Election Tampering
October 22, 2019
CMDS in The New York Times
October 9, 2019
Nussipov Joins CMDS as Fellow

Publications

February 2, 2015
When satire incites hatred: Charlie Hebdo and the freedom of expression debate
December 19, 2014
On the Protection of Journalistic Sources
December 19, 2014
Best Practices and Tips for Using Confidential Sources
December 12, 2014
Article in European Law Review by DPP Faculty Marie-Pierre Granger and CMDS Affiliated Faculty Kristina Irion
June 20, 2014
Finding Justice for Whistleblowers

Blog

March 21, 2019
Platform Regulation: Time to Tame Digital Gangsters?
March 7, 2019
Can Moral Rights Survive in the Digital Age?
December 19, 2014
On the Protection of Journalistic Sources
December 19, 2014
Best Practices and Tips for Using Confidential Sources

Events

March 10, 2016
IRC is not dead: Towards use-centric media and communication studies
January 27, 2016
Attack on Bloggers in Bangladesh: film screening and discussion with Rezaur Rahman
November 17, 2015
Web Tracking with Chinese Characteristics: Exploring the Emerging Surveillance Market in China
October 15, 2015
Web Tracking with Chinese Characteristics: Exploring the Emerging Surveillance Market in China
September 21, 2015
VOX-Pol Training Academy in Valencia, Spain