AustrianStartups Stammtisch #69: EU Copyright Law & The Upload-Filter - Imp...
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AS Stammtisch #69: EU Copyright Law & The Upload-Filter - Implications & Next Steps
The new EU copyright law is one of the hottest topics not only but especially in the startup scene right now. The weeks before the vote had everything - emotional discussions, demonstrations and initiatives against the new law. Now, a few weeks after the decision of the European Parliament, it’s time to focus on how to best deal with it - alright, what now?
This month’s Stammtisch we will talk about what the new rules actually mean for startups and if there might even exist hidden opportunities.
We are looking forward to our guests on stage. Stay tuned - infos will follow soon!
The agenda for the evening:
- Welcome & Community News
- Impulse statements by our speakers
- Discussion moderated by Daniel Cronin
- Speed dating (for everybody who wants to)
- Networking with some drinks
We are looking forward to a super interesting Stammtisch in a great location - see you there!
Speaker
Thomas Lohninger
Thomas Lohninger is Executive Director of the digital rights NGO epicenter.works in Vienna, Austria. He is Senior Fellow of the Mozilla Foundation working on Net Neutrality in the European Union. The Center of Internet and Society of the Stanford Law School holds him as a non-residential Fellow. He worked in Brussels on the European Net Neutrality regulation as Policy Advisor for European Digital Rights . His background is in IT and Cultural- and Social Anthropology. Here you can find his bio: http://socialhack.eu/bio/
Thomas Lohninger is Executive Director of the digital rights NGO epicenter.works in Vienna, Austria. He is Senior Fellow of the Mozilla Foundation working on Net Neutrality in the European Union. The Center of Internet and Society of the Stanford Law School holds him as a non-residential Fellow. He worked in Brussels on the European Net Neutrality regulation as Policy Advisor for European Digital Rights . His background is in IT and Cultural- and Social Anthropology. Here you can find his bio: http://socialhack.eu/bio/
Barbara Wimmer:
Barbara Wimmer is a net-journalist at Futurezone.at & Kurier, an author and a speaker. For over 13 years she's been writing and speaking about IT-security, internet policy, data security and privacy. More about her can be found here: https://shroombab.at/about/
Barbara Wimmer is a net-journalist at Futurezone.at & Kurier, an author and a speaker. For over 13 years she's been writing and speaking about IT-security, internet policy, data security and privacy. More about her can be found here: https://shroombab.at/about/
