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May 2016
I&J Reports on Jurisdictional Trends at Columbia University
I&J contributed
May 6, 2016
Free Expression Developments of 2015
On April 5, 2016, the I&J Project’s Bertrand de La Chapelle spoke at the Justice for Free Expression in 2015 conference, held by Columbia Global Freedom of Expression. The session, which concluded the event, was titled “FOE On-Line: Debate on Notable Developments in 2015.”
Speakers
Mishi Choudhary
Legal DirectorSoftware Freedom Law Center
Bertrand de La Chapelle
DirectorInternet & Jurisdiction
Ross LaJeunesse
Global Head of International RelationsRebecca MacKinnon
Director, Ranking Digital RightsNew America Foundation
Andrew McLaughlin
Head of ContentMedium NYC
Mark Stephens
PartnerHoward Kennedy LLP
Bertrand de La Chapelle's speech at Columbia University's Justice for Free Expression in 2015 Conference.
About the Conference
Columbia Global Freedom of Expression was established in 2014, bringing together international experts and activists to survey, document, and strengthen free expression. To achieve its mission of protecting the free flow of information and expression online, the Global Freedom of Expression produces and commissions research and policy projects, as well as organizes events and conferences.
The Justice for Free Expression annual conference was launched in 2015, gathering leading experts from international organizations, courts, civil society, business, and academia. In the Justice for Free Expression in 2014 event, the I&J Project’s Bertrand de La Chapelle participated in a session titled “The ‘right to be forgotten’ and other legal developments—Are courts around the world reinventing on-line regulation?” More information on that event can be found here.
Top Internet Jurisdiction Trends of 2015
Internet & Jurisdiction's publication, 2015 in Retrospect highlights the most important cases related to jurisdiction, freedom of expression, and privacy.
Free Expression Developments of 2015
On April 5, 2016, the I&J Project’s Bertrand de La Chapelle spoke at the Justice for Free Expression in 2015 conference, held by Columbia Global Freedom of Expression. The session, which concluded the event, was titled “FOE On-Line: Debate on Notable Developments in 2015.”
Speakers
Mishi Choudhary
Legal DirectorSoftware Freedom Law Center
Bertrand de La Chapelle
DirectorInternet & Jurisdiction
Ross LaJeunesse
Global Head of International RelationsRebecca MacKinnon
Director, Ranking Digital RightsNew America Foundation
Andrew McLaughlin
Head of ContentMedium NYC
Mark Stephens
PartnerHoward Kennedy LLP
Bertrand de La Chapelle's speech at Columbia University's Justice for Free Expression in 2015 Conference.
About the Conference
Columbia Global Freedom of Expression was established in 2014, bringing together international experts and activists to survey, document, and strengthen free expression. To achieve its mission of protecting the free flow of information and expression online, the Global Freedom of Expression produces and commissions research and policy projects, as well as organizes events and conferences.
The Justice for Free Expression annual conference was launched in 2015, gathering leading experts from international organizations, courts, civil society, business, and academia. In the Justice for Free Expression in 2014 event, the I&J Project’s Bertrand de La Chapelle participated in a session titled “The ‘right to be forgotten’ and other legal developments—Are courts around the world reinventing on-line regulation?” More information on that event can be found here.
Top Internet Jurisdiction Trends of 2015
Internet & Jurisdiction's publication, 2015 in Retrospect highlights the most important cases related to jurisdiction, freedom of expression, and privacy.
