1st Edition
Beyond Hate Speech Clearly Unlawful Content in EU Digital Law
Part 1: In search of a definition of clearly unlawful content 1. Hate speech from a human rights and regulatory perspective 2. Clearly unlawful content: A broader perspective 3. Technical aspects of content filtering Part 2: Liability of service providers 4. Origins of the internet intermediary liability model 5. Reforming the liability model: towards the expedited removal of unlawful content Part 3: Liability of users in the age of digital speech 6. Users’ liability for publishing unlawful content 7. User liability for failing to react to others’ unlawful speech Part 4: Towards a new standard 8. From a jigsaw puzzle to a clear liability model
Biography
Marcin Rojszczak is Associate Professor on Cybersecurity and Privacy Law at the University of Gdańsk, Poland. He holds a Habilitation (Dr. Habil.) in Law, a PhD in Law, and a Master of Science in Information Security. His research interests include cybersecurity, electronic surveillance, and cross-border aspects of data protection law. He is the author of more than 50 publications on the new technologies law. He has been honoured with the Professor Remigiusz Kaszubski Award in 2021 for his work on innovative solutions in electronic banking and new technology law.
