Pre-CPDP brief: our two-hour webinar on evolving adtech and metrics

This week our 2h (free) webinar on adtech & metrics, next week 3 (!) speaking slots at CPDP in Brussels. “Consent or Pay”, profile-based ads versus (or plus) contextual ads, AI and advertising, European Data Strategy, … Loads of content that I will be touching upon during all of these sessions!

1?? Join us for our 2h complimentary webinar on 16 May on “Adtech & Metrics: EU Law Evolutions and Tomorrow�s Legal Strategies” (from 3 to 5pm CET / 9 to 11am Eastern US).
Organised by Keller and Heckman LLP.
We already have a few hundred registered, but the more, the merrier!
Registration: https://lnkd.in/eWfBq8Tn

At CPDP:

2?? 22 May, at 10:30: Hackathon workshop on “Advertising and data protection in an AI driven world”, organized by Tina Treibel and Publicis Groupe Germany.
Or as Bert Verschelde put it, “An agency, a publisher, an adtech lawyer, an ISP, and a law professor walk into a bar”.
[The CPDP slide below is not up to date, as Lorelien Hoet of Microsoft asked me to replace her]

3?? 22 May, at 14:15, workshop on “Pay or OK: Law & Economics Meets Privacy”, organised by Miko?aj Barczentewicz and the International Center for Law & Economics.
As Miko?aj�put it: “In this workshop, we will bring together experts in privacy law and in economic analysis of law, as well as industry representatives, to discuss the extent to which the appropriateness of “pay or OK” fees is an economic question. We will also explore the methods that businesses and data protection authorities could use to determine whether a fee is appropriate. Additionally, we will raise the provocative question of what it would mean for privacy authorities to require a business to provide a service below cost.

4?? 24 May, at 16:00: panel on “Where are we heading? Looking into the EU strategy for data through the lens of AI and data protection”, organised by Cecilia Alvarez and Meta. [On topics such as how to combine the right to the protection of personal data with the freedom to conduct a business, both covered under the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, as well as related evolutions]

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