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November
7, 2006 - Day 2
(BACK
TO November 6,
2006 - DAy 1)
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8:00-8:45
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Registration and Breakfast,
Smetana Hall, Municipal House
-also-
London 2007
Planning Meeting, Internet Cafe
Corporate Counsel
Meeting,
Smetana Hall
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8.45-10.45 |
TRACK A:
Sladkovsky Hall
Data Management – Privacy and Security
Moderator: Richard Owens
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Toronto
Liability in the US for failure to implement adequate data
security, and failure to notify data owners of security breach
David Bender, White & Case, New York
Personal data security laws in the US and the EU: is the EU
lagging behind?
Philip Nolan, Mason Hayes + Curran, Dublin
The impact of new EU prudential regulation on data management
policies
Chris Rees, Herbert Smith, London
Data Privacy and e-archiving: developments in Eastern Europe
Zbynek Loebl, CEAG, Prague
Identity theft prevention
Joris Willems, Simmons & Simmons, Rotterdam
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TRACK B:
Gregr Hall
E-Commerce Issues
Gaming and Advertising
Moderator:
Michel Béjot
Bernard-Hertz-Béjot, Paris
Gaming on new media platforms
Francesco Portolano, Rome
Advocacy advertising on the internet – free speech or the end of
democracy??
Simon Morrissey, LewisSilkin, London
Consumer protection in e-commerce
Philip Heigl, Heuking Kuehn Luer Wojtek, Frankfurt
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10.45-11.05 |
Coffee Break,
Smetana Hall
Hosted by
Van Doorne
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11.05-13.00 |
TRACK A:
Sladkovsky Hall
Data
Management – Privacy and Security
(continued)
Use of web analytics – data protection compliance
Peter Huppertz, Nörr Stiefenhofer Lutz, Düsseldorf
Whistle-blowing issues in Europe and the US under SOX and
national legislation
Lokke Moerel, De Brauw, Blackstone, Westbroek, Amsterdam
The security of data export to India: the effectiveness of
contractual data protection régimes
Sajai Singh, J. Sagar Associates, Bangalore
Impact of national security on IT transactions
Paul Gagnier, Bingham McCutchen, Washington D.C.
The new European regulation of location data
Jeremy Newton,Technology Law Alliance, London
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TRACK B:
Gregr Hall
E-Commerce
Issues
(continued)
Moderator: Antonio Mille, Estudio Mille, Buenos Aires
Here, there or everywhere? Cross border liability on the
internet
Graham Smith, Bird & Bird, London
The challenge of user-created content: blogs and mashups
Peter Brown, Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner LLP,
New York
Technology escrow
John Boruvka, Iron Mountain, Boston
Enforcing IP rights on the internet: practical considerations
Rahul Matthan, Trilegal, Bangalore |
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13.00-14.40 |
Lunch, Pilsen Resaurant, Municipal House
Hosted by
Baker & McKenzie
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14.40-16.30
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TRACK A:
Sladkovsky Hall
Open
Source Environment
Moderator: Stephen Davidson
Leonard Street & Deinard, Minneapolis
The legal realities of open source software
Ian Walden, Baker & McKenzie LLP and Queen Mary, University of
London
Open source policies and practices in software development and
acquisition
Stephen Mutkoski, Microsoft Corporation, Seattle
The co-existence of open source and commercial solutions
Stephen Davidson, Leonard Street & Deinard, Minneapolis
GPL version 3: will it change the world as we know it?
Lawrence Rosen, Rosenlaw & Einschlag, Ukiah, CA
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TRACK B:
Gregr Hall
Telecom
issues
MVNOs and MVNEs – Enabling and Operating
Moderator: Karlyn Stanley
Karlyn D.
Stanley, BGH&T, Washington, DC
Are MVNOs likely to
be successful in Brazil and South America?
Esther Nunes, Pinheiro Neto Advogados, Sao Paulo
Lessons from the launch of the five most recent U.S. MVNOs
Jiří Polák, Deloitte
Central Europe, Prague
Key business drivers in developing an MVNO
Rory Graham, Partner Technology and Outsourcing, Brown Rudnick
Legal and regulatory considerations for MVNOS in Central
Europe
Anne-Laure Fantova, CEAG, Prague
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16.20-16.50 |
Coffee Break,
Smetana Hall
Hosted by
Iron Mountain
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16.40-18.30 |
Business Workshop:
Sladkovsky Hall
COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES OF EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN
IT PRODUCT AND SERVICE DEVELOPMENT
A mock IT investment/outsourcing study covering laws and
practices in the
Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Poland and
Russia
Moderator: John Beardwood, Fasken
Martineau DuMoulin, Toronto
Philip Smitka, Norr Stiefenhofer Lutz, Prague
Balazs Kokeny, CMS Cameron McKenna, Budapest
Miroslav Ognyanov, Dimitrov, Petrov & Co., Sophia
Dorota Bryndal, Gessel, Warsaw
Jolanta Pranckeviciene, Baltic Law Offices, Moscow
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18.30 |
Closing
Address by Richard Allan Horning , President of ITechLaw, Inc.
Sladkovsky Hall
Closing Reception:
Mayor's Hall, Municipal House
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