2022-03-30 @ 16:00 – 18:00 CET
Following the publication of the European Commission’s Proposal in late 2020 and the adoption of negotiating mandates within both the European Parliament and the Council, trilogue negotiations are currently underway to define the eventual shape of what is expected to be a seminal piece of legislation in the EU: the Digital Services Act (DSA).
From the safe harbour regime to due diligence obligations, from the harmonization of notice-and-action mechanisms to the regulation of trusted flaggers, this new legislation will apply to several areas of the law and also have a substantial impact on the interpretation, application, and enforcement of intellectual property rules.
The Institute for Intellectual Property and Market Law (IFIM) at Stockholm University is delighted to host a new online webinar to analyze and evaluate the potential impact of some of the most relevant provisions of the DSA.
Following an overview of the current state of negotiations, some of the key stakeholders will offer their views on points which are currently being debated in the context of such negotiations. An analysis of the interplay between the DSA and Article 17 of the DSM Directive 2019/790 will be also provided.
Programme
16:00 – 16:05: Welcome
16:05 – 16:20: Shaping the DSA the current state of negotiations
Clothilde Goujard
16:20 – 17:10: Stakeholders’ views
Flavio Arzarello
Linn Berggren
Jaymeen Patel
Ludvig Werner
Chair: Eleonora Rosati
17:10 – 17:25: Points of contact between the DSA and Article 17 DSMD
Martin Senflteben
17:25 – 17:40: Discussion and Q&As: What way forward?
Speakers (in alphabetical order)
- Flavio Arzarello, Public Policy Manager (Meta)
- Linn Berggren, Regulatory and Public Affairs Manager (Nordic Entertainment Group)
- Clothilde Goujard, Technology Reporter (Politico)
- Jaymeen Patel, Head of Brussels Office (LVMH)
- Eleonora Rosati, Professor of Intellectual Property Law (Stockholm University) and Director (IFIM)
- Martin Senftleben, Professor of Intellectual Property Law (University of Amsterdam) and Director (IViR)
- Ludvig Werner, Managing Director (IFPI Sweden)
