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Europe’s Digital Agenda: Is the AI Act the Final Act? In Search of Common Principles, Bergen (6 September)
Over the past five years the European Union legislature has passed a flurry of ambitious directives and regulations dealing with various aspects of Europe’s digital economy. The conference taking place in Bergen on 6 September will attempt to identify common principles and doctrines in Europe’s Digital Agenda, and query what will be the EU’s next step – if any – in its regulatory adventure in the digital field. For further information and to register, click here.
ALAI 2024 - Copyright, International Trade and Cultural Diversity, Santiago de Chile (24-25 October)
The International Literary and Artistic Association (ALAI), originating from the artistic hub of Paris in 1871 and founded by the illustrious author of Les Misérables, Victor Hugo, is gearing up for its annual congress on 24 and 25 October 2024 in Santiago de Chile. This year, the spotlight is trained on 'Copyright, International Trade, and Cultural Diversity'. For further information and to register, click here.
LIDC Congress - New Legal Order: Coherent Antitrust, IP and Data Regulation in a Divergent World, London (7-9 November)
This year is the UK's turn to host the Annual European LIDC Congress in London on 7-9 November. The focus of this year's Congress is competition law, intellectual property law and data, together with the increasing interplay between them. For further information and to register, click here.
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