How to be compliant in a global digital world
The Internet knows no national borders. So how can international acting companies comply with different legal frameworks in different countries? How can illegal content on the Internet be effectively combated? What kind of protection do Internet users need? And how can modern digital policy, which includes self-regulation, criminal prosecution, law enforcement and media supervision, be shaped across national borders?
We will address these questions in the English-language webinar How to be compliant in a global digital world on 17 August from 3 pm.
The webinar is one of a total of three pre-summit sessions, the content of which is dedicated to the topics of compliance, prevention as well as the use of digital technologies in combating illegal Internet content. They will kick off the eco Trust&Safety Summit on 26 August with political guests, company representatives and network partners. Register now and learn more
AGENDA
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Opening
- Alexandra Koch-Skiba, Head of the eco Complaints Office
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Key Note: International Youth Media Protection from a Corporate Perspective
- Dr. Alexander Kleist, Public Policy Lead, (DACH) - Instagram
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Key Note: International Law Enforcement from a media authority perspective
- Dr. Laura Braam, Head of Supervision - North Rhine-Westphalia Media Authority
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Key Note: Challenges for Legislators
- Michiel Henneke, Marketing Manager - Stichting Internet Domeinregistratie Nederland (SIDN)
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Panel Talk
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Dr. Alexander Kleist, Public Policy Lead, (DACH) - Instagram
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Dr. Laura Braam, Head of Supervision - North Rhine-Westphalia Media Authority
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Nina Morschhäuser, Head of Public Policy, Government and Philanthropy - Twitter
- Elisabeth Secker, Managing Director - Entertainment Software Self-Regulation Body (USK)
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Michiel Henneke, Marketing Manager - SIDN
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