Lecture Review | Professor Christ Yoo: Beyond the Hype – Rethinking Antitrust and Digital Platforms

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 28: Legal Liabilities of Online Platforms in the United States

Doctoral Candidates Bao Xiaoli and Bai Zhihui from Renmin University of China Law School Attend the Youth Rule of Law Forum, World Artificial Intelligence 2019

Lecture Review | Open-Source Software and Future Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

Academic Seminar on Law-Based Governance of Data Held Successfully

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 27

Lecture Series on Institutional and Cultural Construction of the Digital Economy — "Inventions of Silicon Valley: Law and Shaping the Future" Held Successfully

Forum on “Ownership Ascertainment, Opening, Sharing and Empowerment of Data — Institutional Construction of Data Economy” Successfully Held

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 26: Online Platforms and Labor Law

Professor Heinz Goddar of the University of Bremen, Germany, Delivers Lecture on Patent Law Issues Concerning Artificial Intelligence and the Internet

Professor Yoon Sun-hee of Hanyang University Law School, South Korea, Delivers Lecture on International Intellectual Property Strategies and Dispute Resolution

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 25: Gatekeeper Theory — An Analysis of Third-Party Enforcement Strategy

Prof. Yong Lim, Associate Dean of Seoul National University, gave a lecture on Data Ownership and Competition Law

On the evening of April 12, 2019, the lecture “Data Ownership and Competition Law” was successfully held at the Mingde building, Law School, Renmin University of China.

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 24

Paradigms of Internet Regulation in the European Union and China Book Launch & Conference

On the 26th of March 2019, a book launch and conference was convened to present the research outcome at Renmin Law School. They were run jointly by Renmin Law School and LMU Munich Faculty of Law, and co-organized by Law and Technology Institute of Renmin University. The participants included leading scholars in the field from several schools and institutes, such as Renmin University of China, LMU Munich, Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Peking University and China University of Political Science and Law, as well as representatives from the regulators and internet companies. These distinguished guests all together witnessed the launch of the research outcome and participated in discussions on a wide range of related topics with particular emphasis on the following questions: propertization of personal data under the Internet sharing economy, regulation on non-professional taxis, Internet content regulation, liability of Internet intermediaries, criminal liability of network service providers, protection of personal data and the right to privacy, and regulation on cyber security.

Cyberlaw Reading Group Session 23: Operating Mechanisms of Online Platforms

The Sixth Financial 315 Summit Focuses on the Protection of Personal Privacy and Personal Information

Forum Review | The 478th Civil and Commercial Law Frontier Forum & the 2nd Future Rule of Law Forum

Forum Review | The 472nd Civil and Commercial Law Frontier Forum & the 1st Future Rule of Law Forum

Forum Review | Indicator Design of Judicial Performance Evaluation from the Perspective of Intelligent Judiciary