Mastering European Regulation of the Digital Economy

Dates: March 8-9, 2016 – Brussels (Hotel Bloom)

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Cullen International’s masterclass on EU digital economy regulation provides, in a nutshell, the key elements of the rapidly changing EU regulatory framework affecting the Internet.

What?

This two-day training provides attendees with:

• a clear overview of the regulatory concepts, mechanisms, and challenges affecting the digital economy sector
• an insight into the privacy regulatory framework affecting both electronic communications service providers and other types of providers, with a special emphasis on the changes that will be introduced at the EU level
• an overview of the protection of consumers when purchasing digital goods and services
• a clear picture of the roles and liability of intermediaries (ISPs, search engines, social media) when fighting illegal and harmful content
• an update of recent EU developments relating to security
• an introduction into the big debates that are shaping discussions surrounding copyright and geo-blocking

Who?

This class will be of particular interest to:

• seasoned regulatory experts who have become specialised in a specific regulatory area but who wish to refresh their understanding of the broader range of regulatory issues, or
• individuals who have recently moved into a regulatory position and wish to acquire a rapid grasp of the key debates at the EU level, or
• regulatory experts who wish to reflect on regulatory trends in industry.

This seminar is not designed for experts who already have a broad range of regulatory experience.

Read more and register here.