Waseda Seminar Series on German and Japanese IP & Information Law
Date: February 3, 2021 |
Time: 18:15 – 19:45 (Japan Time) |
Topic: Promoting a Data Economy in Europe and Japan |
Moderator: Christoph Rademacher (Associate Professor, Waseda University)
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Speakers: Matthias Leistner (Professor, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Rupprecht Podszun (Professor, Düsseldorf University)
Yoshiyuki Tamura (Professor, University of Tokyo)
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Language: English and Japanese (Simultaneous Interpretation) |
Host: Waseda University, Research Center for the Legal System of Intellectual Property (RCLIP) |
Co-host: Waseda University School of Law, DAAD, DWIH, DJJV, LMU, CIPLITEC, Humboldt University Berlin, Weizenbaum Institute
Supported by JSPS Kakenhi No.18H05216
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Participation fee: Free |
During this seminar that concludes the 2020/21 Waseda Seminar Series on German and Japanese IP and Information Law, prominent experts from Germany and Japan will discuss above initiatives and their impact. Prof. Matthias Leistner will recap the European discussion on big data protection and provide an overview of the DMA. Prof. Rupprecht Podszun will offer his views on the antitrust law aspects of the DMA and how they relate to German antitrust law. Finally, Prof. Yoshiyuki Tamura will analyze the Japanese instrument of big data protection and its impact, and may draw some parallels to the developments in Europe. After the remarks of each speaker, we will have a panel discussion and, if time allows, a Q&A session with members the audience.