Posted by Miquel Peguera
7 April, 2021
A few weeks ago, we witnessed the umpteenth cyberattack in a long list of cases. On this occasion, the Spanish
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Autonomous vehicles and cybersecurity challenges. ENISA recommendations
Posted by Ainhoa Rey
29 March, 2021
As we anticipated, autonomous vehicles are getting closer to Spanish roads. They pose legal, ethical and cybernetic challenges. This blog
Read MoreRemote electronic identification methods for qualified electronic certificates: Draft Ministerial Order
Posted by Claudia Morgado
12 February, 2021
The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the need for remote identification methods to apply for qualified electronic certificates. Royal Decree-Law (“RD-L”)
Read MoreGamestop case: Who is paying the bill in this David vs Goliath clash?
Posted by Mónica Ferrer
11 February, 2021
There has been much discussion about how apps and social media limit users’ freedom of expression and information, posing multiple
Read MoreWikipedia battles disinformation
Posted by Jorge Monclús
10 February, 2021
In the midst of the post-truth and disinformation era, public institutions and the main online platforms have taken on the
Read MoreSocial networks and freedom of speech: new chapter in a series with many seasons
Posted by Jorge Monclús
20 January, 2021
A few days ago, following the events at the US Capitol and the comments made by Donald Trump, several social
Read MoreThe European Union presents its new cybersecurity strategy
Posted by Pedro Méndez de Vigo
4 January, 2021
On December 16, 2020, the European Commission and the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy presented a
Read MoreNational AI Strategy
Posted by Adaya Esteban
14 December, 2020
On Wednesday December 2, the Spanish government presented the National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy (“NAIS”), part of Digital Spain 2025,
Read MoreInformation society services and administrative license requirement: judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU ) in the Star Taxi App case
Posted by Miquel Peguera
10 December, 2020
In its judgment of December 3, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) again examined the question of
Read MorePublic consultation on the first version of the Charter of Digital Rights
Posted by Ane Alonso
25 November, 2020
The government has published a first version or draft of the Charter of Digital Rights (the “Charter”), jointly prepared with
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