The 2nd International School of Law and Technology is a unique opportunity in Brazil to learn the most relevant topics in the world today regarding the internet and legal and social issues related to new technologies. Course made in partnership with the Université de Montréal.

Topics covered include Brazilian internet regulation, artificial intelligence, personal data protection, digital identity, legal protection of algorithms, connected democracy, media and innovation, education, cybersecurity and much more.

In 2018, the International School of Law and Technology was hosted in two different cities:

In Rio de Janeiro, classes took place between July 16 and 20, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (local time), at the Casa de Rui Barbosa (R. São Clemente, 134 – Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro).

In São Paulo, classes took place between July 23 and 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (local time), on Google Campus (Rua Coronel Oscar Porto, 70 – Paraíso, São Paulo).

1º dia | Monday – 16/07

Registration and Reception | 8h – 9h

Digital Identity

Ronaldo Lemos (ITS Rio) | 9h00 to 10h30

Internet and Court Decisions #1 – Freedom of Speech

Carlos Affonso (ITS Rio)  and Marcel Leonardi  (Google) | 11h to 12h30

Lunch (not included) | 12h30 to 14h

When Terms of Use and National Laws Collide

Sérgio Branco (ITS Rio) | 14h to 15h30

2º day | Tuesday – 17/07

Internet of Things: Privacy and Ethics

Eduardo Magrani (ITS Rio) | 9h to 10h30

Fellow Talks #1 – Regulation of Online Behavioural Advertising in Canada; How Internet Search Engines Might Affect Freedom Of Creation

Virginie Jetté (PhD Student/Law Faculty/University of Ottawa) and Julien Cabay (PhD Researcher at Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, Postdoctoral Researcher at Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS),  Associate Professor at Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Associate Professor at Université de Liège (ULiège) | 11h to 12h30

Lunch (not included)  | 12h30 to 14h

Debate #1 – Fake News e Eleições

Silvana Batini (MPF), Cris Tardáguila (Agência Lupa), Flávia Oliveira (GloboNews) | 14h to 15h30

This session will be in Portuguese.

Sharing Knowledge
Giovanna Ventre, Alexandre Barbosa, Carolina Henrique, Ricardo Pontes (ITS Alumni) and Paulo Rogério (Vale do Dendê) present their research connected to technology and society | 16h to 17h30

3º day | Wednesday – 18/07

Fellow Talks #2 – Digital Trade in Africa; Co-design workshops to build digital citizenship, responsible and creative use of ICT

Baratang Miya (Women In Tech Academy) and Ezequiel Passeron (Executive Director of Faro Digital) | 9h to 10h30

Internet Intermediaries’ Liability: A Global Overview

Florian Martin-Bariteau (University of Ottawa) | 11h to 12h30

Lunch (not included)  | 12h30 to 14h

GDPR – First Impressions – Europe and Brazil

Danilo Doneda (ITS Rio) and Mario Viola (ITS Rio) | 14h to 15h30

Connected Democracy and Civic Technology

Celina Bottino (ITS Rio) and Marco Konopacki (ITS Rio)| 16h to 17h30

4º day | Thursday – 19/07

Fellow Talks #3: Internet and Court Decisions #2; Internet as a double edged sword: the case of China and beyond; The Right to be Forgotten: EUropean data imperialism or universal human right?

Julianne Chan (Digital Asian Hub), Oskar Josef Gstrein (University of Groningen, The Netherlands) | 9h to 10h 30

Internet and Court Decisions #3 – Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT)

Monica Guise (Facebook), Fabrício Polido (UFMG), Neide de Oliveira (MPF) | 11h to 12h30

Lunch (not included) | 12h30 to 14h

Debate #2 – Jornalismo, Lei e Tecnologia

Rafael Coimbra (GloboNews), Cristina deLuca (IT Midia/UOL Economia), Sergio Matsuura (O Globo)  | 14h às 15h30

This session will be in Portuguese

Educating through innovation

Ronaldo Mota (Estácio) | 16h to 17h30

5º day | Friday – 20/07

Canadian Copyright Exceptions Revisited

Ysolde Gendreau (Université de Montréal) | 9h to 10h30

 Fellow Talks #4: Non Consensual sharing of intimate imagery and intermediary responsibility; Social impacts of algorithmic decision-making 

Aditya Singh (Centre for Communication Governance), Caio Machado (UnBias Project Oxford University) | 11h to 12h30

Lunch (not included)  | 12h30 to 14h

Cybersecurity

Eldar Haber (Haifa University) | 14h to 15h30

Cambridge Analytica and Beyond

TBD | 16h to 17h30

1º dia | Monday – 23/07

Registration and Reception| 9h – 10h

Canadian Copyright Exceptions Revisited

Ysolde Gendreau (Université de Montréal) | 10h to 11h

Internet Intermediaries’ Liability: A Global Overview

Florian Martin-Bariteau (University of Ottawa) | 11h30 to 13h

Lunch (not included) | 13h to 14h30

Cybersecurity

Eldar Haber (Haifa University) | 14h30 to 16h

Quando Termos de Uso e Leis Nacionais Colidem

Sérgio Branco (ITS Rio) | 9h30 to 11h

2º dia | Tuesday – 24/07

Fellow Talks #1 – Regulation of Online Behavioural Advertising in Canada; How Internet Search Engines Might Affect Freedom Of Creation

Virginie Jetté (PhD Student/Law Faculty/University of Ottawa) and Julien Cabay (PhD Researcher at Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research, Postdoctoral Researcher at Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS),  Associate Professor at Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Associate Professor at Université de Liège (ULiège)) | 9h 30 to 11h

Fellow Talks #2 – Digital Trade in Africa; Co-design workshops to build digital citizenship, responsible and creative use of ICT

Baratang Miya (Women In Tech Academy) and Ezequiel Passeron (Executive Director of Faro Digital) | 11h30 to 13h

Lunch (not included) | 13h to 14h30

Fellow Talks #3: Internet and Court Decisions #1 Internet as a double edged sword: the case of China and beyond; The Right to be Forgotten: European data imperialism or universal human right?

Julianne Chan (Digital Asian Hub) and Oskar Josef Gstrein (University of Groningen, The Netherlands): | 14h30 to 16h

Fellow Talks #4: Non Consensual sharing of intimate imagery and intermediary responsibility; Social impacts of algorithmic decision-making 

Aditya Singh (National Law University, Delhi) and Caio Machado (UnBias Project Oxford University) | 16h30 to 18h

3º dia | Wednesday – 25/07

Internet e os Tribunais #2 – Liberdade de Expressão

Carlos Affonso (ITS Rio) e Marcel Leonardi  (Google) | 9h30 to 11h

GDPR – Primeiras Impressões – Europa e Brasil

Danilo Doneda (ITS Rio) e Mario Viola (ITS Rio) | 11h30 to 13h

Lunch (not included) | 13h às 14h30

Debate #1 – Fake News e Eleições 

Pablo Ortellado (USP) | 14h30 to 16h

Quatro anos de Marco Civil da Internet

Mesa redonda e lançamento de livro | 16h30 to 18h

4º dia | Thursday – 26/07

Internet das Coisas: Privacidade e Ética

Eduardo Magrani (ITS Rio) | 9h30 to 11h

Perspectivas

Lucas Costa, Gaëlle Layet, Caio César de Oliveira, Marcelo de Castro, Marcelo Xavier, Renato Monteiro (ITS Alumni) e Andréia Santos (Daniel Legal & IP Strategy) apresentam suas pesquisas relacionadas a tecnologia e sociedade | 11h30 to 13h

Lunch (not included) | 13h to 14h30

Internet e os Tribunais #3 – Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT)

Monica Guise (Facebook), Fabrício Polido (UFMG), Vladimir Aras (MPF) | 14h30 to 16h

Internet e os Tribunais  #4 – Bloqueio de Conteúdo

Rafael Mafei (USP) | 16h30 to 18h

5º dia | Friday – 27/07

TBA
David Li | 9h30 às 11h

Debate #2 – Jornalismo, Lei e Tecnologia

Cris de Luca (IT Midia/UOL Economia) e Paula Soprana (jornalista especialista em tecnologia) | 11h30 to 13h

Lunch (not included) | 13h to 14h30

Democracia Conectada e Tecnologia Cívica

Celina Bottino (ITS Rio) e Marco Konopacki (ITS Rio) | 14h30 to 16h

Identidade Digital

Ronaldo Lemos (ITS Rio) | 16h30 to 18h