This page provides a summary of the International Workshop on Post-Mortem Data Privacy that was held at the Institute of Communication Sciences (ISCC) in Paris on January 13th, 2017.
You will find the detailed program and presentation of this conference following this link.
Summary of the day |
Articles and documents shared by participants
| 9h45 - 11h15 : Presentations by members of the ENEID research project on post-mortem digital identities (moderated by Dr. Cléo Collomb) | ||
| Dr. Fanny Georges : Introduction | ||
| Dr. Nelly Quenemer : Exhibiting privacy. The media coverage of celebrities’ death in France |  |
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| Dr. Virginie Julliard : The production of post mortem digital identities on Facebook |  | |
| Dr. Hélène Bourdeloie : The future of one’s on-line digital traces. On the results of a study on on-line behaviours and digital eternities |  |
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| 11h15 - 12h45 : The legal aspects of post-mortem privacy | ||
| Pierre-David Vignolle (BRM Avocats) : The legal framework of post-mortem data | ||
| Pr. Dr. Lilian Edwards : Against Digital Post Mortem Privacy ? |  |
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| Edina Harbinja : Post-mortem Privacy 2.0 : (Re)conceptualising the phenomenon | ||
| 14h-14h45 : Dr. Attila Péterfalvi : Post-Mortem Data Privacy in the Experience of the Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information |  |
| 14h45-15h15 : Sophie Nerbonne, Head of Compliance at the CNIL |  |
| 15h20-15h40 : Raphaël Dana (LMBE Avocats) |  |
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| 15h40-16h : Dr. Lucien Castex : The protection of post-mortem data : from identity to property rights |
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