Policy Panel Speakers
This panel brings the discussion to the policy and regulation levels. It bridges the viewpoints and experiences of researchers with broader issues such as orientations in public research policies; the new European GDRP (General Data Protection Regulation); the power of private digital companies and their, sometimes conictual, relationships with public authorities; reconciling the drive for technological innovation with lawfulness and deontology; data access for (public) research; integrity of research and the establishment of codes of conduct.
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Christine Balagué (Institut Mines Télécom-TEM)
Professor and holder of the Social Networks and Internet of Things Chair at Institut Mines Télécom-TEM. She has authored over 50 books, peer-reviewed articles and conference papers on social networks, connected consumers behavior's modeling, digital transformation and its effects on companies. She is also member of CERNA (Comité d'Ethique de la Recherche sur le Numérique d'Allistène). As former Vice-President of the French Digital National Council (Conseil National du Numérique), she reported to the government on topics such as e-inclusion, e-education, web neutrality, platforms neutrality, and fundamental rights and freedoms in a digital society.
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Geoffrey Delcroix (Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés)
Innovation & Foresight Project Manager at CNIL (Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés), the French data protection authority. He has over ten years of expertise in the area of prospective, foresight, strategic planning, early warning systems and emerging trends analysis. At CNIL, he develops projects that aim to reconcile the drive for innovation with ethics and regulation, especially in the areas of privacy and personal data in the digital worlds. He has published policy papers on privacy and data issues related to connected objects and self-tracking practices.
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Rémy Mosseri (French National Centre for Scientific Research, and Université Pierre & Marie Curie in Paris)
Physicist, holds a research professorship at CNRS, the French National Centre for Scientific Research, and Université Pierre & Marie Curie in Paris. He is the author of over 130 scientific publications, two books, and four non-technical edited books for wider readerships. Throughout his career, he has taken important collective responsibilities such as direction of the scientific council of the mathematics and physics department at CNRS, participation in the working group on research evaluation established by the European Commission, and membership of HCERES, the French research assessment agency. In 2016, he joined the COMETS, the research ethics committee of CNRS.
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Antonio Casilli (Telecommunication School Paris Institute of Technology, Telecom ParisTech, FR)
Aassociate professor at Télécom ParisTech and research fellow in sociology at the Edgar Morin Centre (EHESS, Paris). He has advised the French Digital Council (CNNum) on digital labor and the impact of automation, and has served as an expert for the French Council of State. Among his publications : Le phénomène ‘pro-ana’ ([The ‘Pro-Ana Pheonomenon], Presses des Mines, 2016, with PTubaro); Qu’est-ce que le digital labor? ([What is digital labor?], INA, 2015, with DCardon); Against the Hypothesis of the End of Privacy (Springer, 2014; with PTubaro and YSarabi).
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