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Research paper thumbnail of Legal issues concerning the processing of big health data in the light of the General Data European Regulation 679/2016

Journal of Health and Medical Informatics, Apr 29, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of Part VIII. Conclusions

Research paper thumbnail of Employees' Protection

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet

EU Internet Law, 2017

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but international legal acts have also been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. Τhis chapter will engage in a detailed presentation of the regulations of hate speech on the Internet, on an international level, and will furthermore explore its conflict with the right to freedom of expression.

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but international legal acts have also been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. Τhis chapter will engage in a detailed presentation of the regulations of hate speech on the Internet, on an international level, and will furthermore explore its conflict with the right to freedom of expression.

Research paper thumbnail of Part I. Regulation of the ICT Market

Research paper thumbnail of Part VI. Privacy Protection

Research paper thumbnail of Part II. Protection of Intellectual Property in the ICT Sector: Application of Copyright in the Area of ICT

Research paper thumbnail of Electronic Documents as Legal Means of Evidence in Greece

Comments on Athens Single-Member Court of First Instance 1327/2001. Judicial payment order based ... more Comments on Athens Single-Member Court of First Instance 1327/2001. Judicial payment order based on an electronic document. Mechanical representations (Art. 444 par. 3 Code of Civil Procedure). Probative effect of e-mail messages.

Research paper thumbnail of Net Neutrality: Chances and Challenges in the Information Age

Traffic management on the internet might lead to discriminatory practices, in case network operat... more Traffic management on the internet might lead to discriminatory practices, in case network operators block or degrade online services that compete with their own services. Such practices jeopardize the open character of the internet and stifle competition on the net. In the EU, the European Commission acknowledged in 2009 its commitment in preserving the open and neutral character of the internet, and vowed to enshrine net neutrality as a policy objective and a regulatory principle. Consequently, Regulation 2015/2120 was adopted aiming to safeguard equal and non-discriminatory treatment of traffic on the provision of internet access services and related users’ rights. Providers of internet services are allowed, however, to apply reasonable traffic management in accordance with objectively justified technical requirements. The situation is different in the U.S., where the rules on net neutrality, that were adopted by the Federal Communications Commission in 2015, were repealed in Dec...

Research paper thumbnail of Part III. ICT Contracts

Research paper thumbnail of Competition Issues related to E-Books

Research paper thumbnail of Part IV. Electronic Transactions

Research paper thumbnail of Part V. Non-contractual Liability

Research paper thumbnail of The EU Directives on Digital Contracts: An Important Step for Legal Harmonization in the area of e-commerce in Europe

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of The Right Not to Be Subject to Automated Individual Decision-Making/Profiling Concerning Big Health Data. Developing an Algorithmic Culture

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health ... more Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health Data in the light of the EU legislation on Data Protection, placing particular emphasis on the General Data Protection Regulation. Whether Big Health Data can be characterised as “personal data” or not is really the crux of the matter. The legal ambiguity is compounded by the fact that, even though the processing of Big Health Data is premised on the de-identification of the data subject, the possibility of a combination of Big Health Data with other data circulating freely on the web or from other data files cannot be excluded. Moreover, data subject’s rights, e.g., the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, are heavily impacted by the use of AI, algorithms and technologies that reclaim health data for further use, resulting in sometimes ambiguous results that have substantial impact on individuals. On the other hand, as the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed, Big Data analytics can offer crucial source of information. In this respect, this paper identifies and systematises the legal provisions concerned, offering interpretative solutions that tackle dangers concerning data subjects’ rights while embracing the opportunities that Big Health Data have to offer.

Research paper thumbnail of The right not to be subject to automated individual decision- making/profiling concerning Big Health Data Developing an algorithmic culture

Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health ... more Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health Data in the light of the EU law on Data Protection, placing particular emphasis on the General Data Protection Regulation. Whether Big Health Data can be characterised as "personal data" or not is really the crux of the matter. The legal ambiguity is compounded by the fact that, even though the processing of Big Health Data is premised on the de-identification of the data subject, the possibility of a combination of Big Health Data with other data circulating freely on the web or from other data files cannot be excluded. Moreover, data subject's rights, e.g., the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, are heavily impacted by the use of AI, algorithms and technologies that reclaim health data for further use, resulting in sometimes ambiguous results that have substantial impact on individuals. On the other hand, as the COVID-19 pandemic h...

Research paper thumbnail of Legal Issues Related to the Commercial Exploitation of Apps

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet and its Conflict with Freedom of Expression

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but also international legal acts have been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. In this paper, the regulations of hate speech on the Internet on an international level are presented and its conflict with the right to freedom of expression is explored.

Research paper thumbnail of Experience-based decision support for project management with Case-Based Reasoning

Gwem, Aug 11, 2002

Projects have to handle a dynamic context with a lot of unexpected events. The more experienced p... more Projects have to handle a dynamic context with a lot of unexpected events. The more experienced project members are, the more likely it is that they can make the right decisions within critical situations. They can draw on experiences collected within similar situations in the past. By considering knowledge about the customers, divisions and technologies, the transfer of project results to the internal customers can be ensured. In this paper, we introduce an approach where we collect knowledge from project managers and transfer that knowledge into a Case-Based Reasoning system. Thus, experiences describing exceptional situations are stored within a case base. After an experimental evaluation the experiences are structured by three main characteristics: the context of the project, the specific problem and the developed solution. For the latter two characteristics we have chosen an actor-driven approach. In addition, we introduce a framework to integrate the case base into the organizational process.

Research paper thumbnail of Legal issues concerning the processing of big health data in the light of the General Data European Regulation 679/2016

Journal of Health and Medical Informatics, Apr 29, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of Part VIII. Conclusions

Research paper thumbnail of Employees' Protection

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet

EU Internet Law, 2017

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but international legal acts have also been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. Τhis chapter will engage in a detailed presentation of the regulations of hate speech on the Internet, on an international level, and will furthermore explore its conflict with the right to freedom of expression.

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but international legal acts have also been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. Τhis chapter will engage in a detailed presentation of the regulations of hate speech on the Internet, on an international level, and will furthermore explore its conflict with the right to freedom of expression.

Research paper thumbnail of Part I. Regulation of the ICT Market

Research paper thumbnail of Part VI. Privacy Protection

Research paper thumbnail of Part II. Protection of Intellectual Property in the ICT Sector: Application of Copyright in the Area of ICT

Research paper thumbnail of Electronic Documents as Legal Means of Evidence in Greece

Comments on Athens Single-Member Court of First Instance 1327/2001. Judicial payment order based ... more Comments on Athens Single-Member Court of First Instance 1327/2001. Judicial payment order based on an electronic document. Mechanical representations (Art. 444 par. 3 Code of Civil Procedure). Probative effect of e-mail messages.

Research paper thumbnail of Net Neutrality: Chances and Challenges in the Information Age

Traffic management on the internet might lead to discriminatory practices, in case network operat... more Traffic management on the internet might lead to discriminatory practices, in case network operators block or degrade online services that compete with their own services. Such practices jeopardize the open character of the internet and stifle competition on the net. In the EU, the European Commission acknowledged in 2009 its commitment in preserving the open and neutral character of the internet, and vowed to enshrine net neutrality as a policy objective and a regulatory principle. Consequently, Regulation 2015/2120 was adopted aiming to safeguard equal and non-discriminatory treatment of traffic on the provision of internet access services and related users’ rights. Providers of internet services are allowed, however, to apply reasonable traffic management in accordance with objectively justified technical requirements. The situation is different in the U.S., where the rules on net neutrality, that were adopted by the Federal Communications Commission in 2015, were repealed in Dec...

Research paper thumbnail of Part III. ICT Contracts

Research paper thumbnail of Competition Issues related to E-Books

Research paper thumbnail of Part IV. Electronic Transactions

Research paper thumbnail of Part V. Non-contractual Liability

Research paper thumbnail of The EU Directives on Digital Contracts: An Important Step for Legal Harmonization in the area of e-commerce in Europe

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of The Right Not to Be Subject to Automated Individual Decision-Making/Profiling Concerning Big Health Data. Developing an Algorithmic Culture

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health ... more Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health Data in the light of the EU legislation on Data Protection, placing particular emphasis on the General Data Protection Regulation. Whether Big Health Data can be characterised as “personal data” or not is really the crux of the matter. The legal ambiguity is compounded by the fact that, even though the processing of Big Health Data is premised on the de-identification of the data subject, the possibility of a combination of Big Health Data with other data circulating freely on the web or from other data files cannot be excluded. Moreover, data subject’s rights, e.g., the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, are heavily impacted by the use of AI, algorithms and technologies that reclaim health data for further use, resulting in sometimes ambiguous results that have substantial impact on individuals. On the other hand, as the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed, Big Data analytics can offer crucial source of information. In this respect, this paper identifies and systematises the legal provisions concerned, offering interpretative solutions that tackle dangers concerning data subjects’ rights while embracing the opportunities that Big Health Data have to offer.

Research paper thumbnail of The right not to be subject to automated individual decision- making/profiling concerning Big Health Data Developing an algorithmic culture

Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health ... more Τhis paper explores the legal issues that arise from the collection and processing of Big Health Data in the light of the EU law on Data Protection, placing particular emphasis on the General Data Protection Regulation. Whether Big Health Data can be characterised as "personal data" or not is really the crux of the matter. The legal ambiguity is compounded by the fact that, even though the processing of Big Health Data is premised on the de-identification of the data subject, the possibility of a combination of Big Health Data with other data circulating freely on the web or from other data files cannot be excluded. Moreover, data subject's rights, e.g., the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, are heavily impacted by the use of AI, algorithms and technologies that reclaim health data for further use, resulting in sometimes ambiguous results that have substantial impact on individuals. On the other hand, as the COVID-19 pandemic h...

Research paper thumbnail of Legal Issues Related to the Commercial Exploitation of Apps

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of The Legal Regulation of Hate Speech on the Internet and its Conflict with Freedom of Expression

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016

The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its pot... more The Internet with its unique ability of communication of one-to-many and many-to-many and its potential for anonymous and mobile interaction has become the new frontier for the dissemination of hate speech. To deal with this issue, many countries have enacted legislation criminalizing hate speech, but also international legal acts have been introduced for the harmonization of national legislations. In this paper, the regulations of hate speech on the Internet on an international level are presented and its conflict with the right to freedom of expression is explored.

Research paper thumbnail of Experience-based decision support for project management with Case-Based Reasoning

Gwem, Aug 11, 2002

Projects have to handle a dynamic context with a lot of unexpected events. The more experienced p... more Projects have to handle a dynamic context with a lot of unexpected events. The more experienced project members are, the more likely it is that they can make the right decisions within critical situations. They can draw on experiences collected within similar situations in the past. By considering knowledge about the customers, divisions and technologies, the transfer of project results to the internal customers can be ensured. In this paper, we introduce an approach where we collect knowledge from project managers and transfer that knowledge into a Case-Based Reasoning system. Thus, experiences describing exceptional situations are stored within a case base. After an experimental evaluation the experiences are structured by three main characteristics: the context of the project, the specific problem and the developed solution. For the latter two characteristics we have chosen an actor-driven approach. In addition, we introduce a framework to integrate the case base into the organizational process.