Nov 27, 2015 - You can follow him on Twitter @KennethGeers. ... intellectual disabilities and identification processes on Internet, Monica Gemo - Cross-Case.
PROGRAMME Cyberspace 2015
XIIIth international conference organized by the Faculty of Law in cooperation with the Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University and the European Academy of Law and ICT November 27 – 28, 2015, Brno, Masaryk University
November 27, University Cinema Scala, Moravské náměstí 3, Brno 12:00 - 14:00 14:00 - 14:30 14:30 - 15:15 15:15 - 15:45 15:45 - 16:15 16:15 - 17:00 17:00 - 17:30 17:30 - 20:00
registration opening notes
Cyber War in Ukraine - keynote by Kenneth Geers panel discussion coffee break
Social Media and Youth Political Engagement - keynote by Jörg Matthes panel discussion reception
Keynote speakers Kenneth Geers (PhD, CISSP) is a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council; a Professor at the University of Kyiv, Ukraine; and an Ambassador for the NATO Cyber Centre in Estonia. Prof. Geers spent twenty years in the U.S. Government (US Army, NSA, NCIS, NATO), and was a Senior Global Threat Analyst at FireEye. He is the author of “Strategic Cyber Security”, Editor of “The Virtual Battlefield: Perspectives on Cyber Warfare”, Technical Expert for the “Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare”, and author of more than twenty articles and chapters on international conflict in cyberspace. Currently, he is editing a NATO book on the cyber dimension of the crisis in Ukraine. You can follow him on Twitter @KennethGeers. Jörg Matthes (PhD, University of Zurich) is professor of communication science at the Department of Communication, University of Vienna, Austria, where he chairs the division of advertising research and media effects. His research focuses on advertising effects, the process of public opinion formation, news framing, persuasion, and empirical methods. He has published more than 70 articles in peer reviewed journals and he is currently editor of the journal Communication Methods & Measures. In 2014, he received the Young Scholar Award by the International Communication Association honouring the most outstanding research career worldwide seven years past the PhD. He is also Director of the Department of Communication at the University of Vienna.
November 28, Faculty of Law, Veveří 70, Brno
9:00 – 9:30 registration 9:30 – 11:00 parallel streams Cybersecurity, Cybercrime 1, room 214, chaired by Václav Stupka and Jakub Harašta Inbal Lam - Awareness of cybercrimes and involvement in online risky behaviours: Gender based differences, Pedro Miguel Dias Venâncio - The concept of “damage” in the digital world, Patrick Joseph Cirenza - An Evaluation of the Analogy Between Nuclear and Cyber Deterrence.
Ideas for Cyberspace 1, room 109, chaired by Herbert Hrachovec and Radim Polčák Michal Choras - Future Needs and Technologies For Cyberspace Protection, Alžběta Krausová - Hybrid Semi-Organic Robots: Legal Implications, Argyro Karanasiou, Amanda Soares Kemmer - The Rise of Data Driven Internet Governance: Marco Civil da Internet and the Market for Loyalties.
Government 2.0 - 1, room 215, chaired by Ludwig Gramlich Pavel Loutocký - Online Dispute Resolution to Resolve Consumer Disputes from the perspective of European Union Law, Attila Kiss, Gergely László Szöke - Freedom of information and charging for public information – the Hungarian case, Jan Mazur, Jakub Kmeť - Application of the Online Dispute Resolution Principles on Crowdsourced City Data-Collection Tools
New Media and Society 1, room 208, chaired by Kristian Daneback Kim Boudiny, Wannes Heirman, Dimitri Mortelmans - Intracohort Differences in Internet Use by Older Adults from an Active Ageing Point of View, Martin Molin - Particip@tion on Internet? Pupils with intellectual disabilities and identification processes on Internet, Monica Gemo - Cross-Case Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) identifying patterns of digital technology use of very young children (below 8 years).
Psychology of Cyberspace 1 - Cyberaggression and Victimisation, room 209, chaired by Hana Macháčková Gustavo Sergio Mesch - The role of impulsivity and risky behaviour in fraud cybervictimization, Hana Macháčková, Alena Černá, Lenka Dědková - If it’s also offline it’s more real: Coping by reframing among cyberbullying victims, Jan S. Pfetsch - Justice Sensitivity, Normative Beliefs and Cyberbullying, Katarína Hollá - Analysis of cyberbullying prevalence among pupils in Slovak Republic aged 11 - 18 years. Privacy and Surveillance 1, room 133, chaired by Aleš Završnik Irene Kamara - The W3C Do Not Track Standard or a story on how to hamper hopes for self-regulation in online privacy, Jakub Míšek, Jakub Harašta - Legitimization of Personal Data Processing by CSIRT teams, Ivan Škorvánek - Privacy Protection in Comparative Substantive Criminal Law Video Games and Society 1, room 025, chaired by Cyril Brom and Zdeněk Záhora Alexis Le Compte - A conceptual framework model for building serious games for cyber security, Miłosz Markocki - Community-generating factors in MMORPGs, James Robert Kozachuk, Doan Modianos, Douglas Shytle, Andre Pierrend - Differences in Group Social Effects in Varsity Esports Teams and Traditional Varsity Sports Teams
11:00 – 11:15 coffee
11:15 – 12:45 parallel streams Cybersecurity, Cybercrime 2, room 214, chaired by Václav Stupka and Jakub Harašta Tamás Pongó - Constitutional aspects of cyberbullying, Liesl Conradie, Emma Short - Cyberstalking or cyberharassment? Unsanctioned connections and access to client information through social network sites in the Human Services, Natalija Valavičienė, Inga Gaižauskaitė - Lithuanians online news readers, Dutch online buyers: How much are Europeans concerned about cyber security? Kubo Mačák - Attribution Matters: State Responsibility for Cyber Operations of Non-State Actors
Ideas for Cyberspace 2, room 109, chaired by Herbert Hrachovec and Radim Polčák Tomáš Větrovský, Aleš Buček - Game development inspired by life strategies of social insects, Georgios Papanicolaou, Nicholas Gervassis - Gadfly under the bridge: Trolling as productive disruption?
Government 2.0 - 2, room 215, chaired by Ludwig Gramlich Jakub Harašta, Martin Loučka - Access to Legal Information in EU: Case of Celex numbers, Berenika Monika Kaczmarek-Templin - Electronic support of civil proceedings and the need of data protection in Poland
New Media and Society 2, room 208, chaired by Kristian Daneback
Richard Lemke, Simon Merz, Franziska Schneider, Tobias Tornow - Relevance of mobile web surveys in intercultural online research, Ruari Shaw Sutherland - “Greetings Federal Agents”: Racialized Media Events and the Management of Spoiled Identity in a White Supremacist Webspace, Monica Gemo, Rosanna Di Gioia - Empowering Children Digital Rights by way of Participatory Education: the Happy Onlife experience
Psychology of Cyberspace 2 - Risks and opportunities of internet usage, room 209, chaired by David Šmahel Emma Sorbring, Martin Molin, Charlotta Löfgren-Mårtensson - Is the perception of risks and opportunities on the Internet changing? The voices of intellectually challenged teens’ parents, Wisnu Wiradhany - Model of Relationship between Sensation-seeking, Digital Literacy, Self-control, and Internet Addiction, Birgit Ursula Stetina, Christoph Bendas, Alicia Daude, Armin Klaps, Katharina Kluss, Zuzana Kovacovsky, Mario Lehenbauer-Baum - Why do we play what we play? Motivational Aspects of Online-Gaming: Probing Cross-Genre and Gender Aspects, Djamaludin Ancok - Effect of Digital Literacy, Servant Leadership, and Followership on Employee Engagement Privacy and Surveillance 2, room 133, chaired by Aleš Završnik Gerard Jan Ritsema van Eck - How to understand what’s up when we WhatsApp with the police: a framework for studying how instant citizen-police communication apps transform public spaces, Primož Križnar - Locational privacy through the scope of modern technology, Dagmara Anna Choras - Personal Data Protection in RFID Technology, Paweł Szulewski - The Internet of Everything – just a catch-all phrase or threat to our privacy? Video Games and Society 2, room 025, chaired by Cyril Brom and Zdeněk Záhora Katarzyna Marak - Storytelling, narratives and negotiated meanings: when audiences discuss texts, Jakub Gemrot - Game Development Education Vision for Czech Republic
12:45 – 13:45 lunch
13:45 – 15:15 parallel streams Intellectual Property On-Line 1, room 214, chaired by Andreas Wiebe and Matěj Myška
Krzysztof Czub - Selected aspects of legal protection of graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in the European Union – between works and designs, Pavel Koukal - Heretic Conclusions about the IP Protection of GUI, Angela Sobolčiaková - Intellectual property in the General Data Protection Regulation, Matěj Myška, Jakub Harašta - Less is More? Unexpected consequences of the Ryanair decision
eCommerce, eFinance 1, room 109, chaired by Zsolt Balogh and Libor Kyncl Otakar Schlossberger - The Account with basic features - risk or benefit, Silvia Lattová - Voicebanking and data protection, Tomáš Kubeša - Net neutrality as a competition law problem in the EU
International Internet Law 1, room 215, chaired by Dan Svantesson Dan Jerker B. Svantesson - Nostradamus Lite – Selected speculations as to the future of Internet jurisdiction, Malinka Spasova Ivanova - Internet: from representative of human rights to weapon for people repression, Marketa Trimble - Geoblocking and Evasion of Geoblocking – Technical Standards and the Law, Nicholas J. Gervassis - From Delphi to DELFI: online news sites as “Supplicants” and the ambiguity of legal prophecies
New Media and Society 3, room 208, chaired by Kristian Daneback Michel Walrave, Kris Hardies, Wannes Heirman, Heidi Vandebosch, Anne Vermeulen - Applying the Theory of Planned Behaviour to adolescents’ acceptance of online friendship requests sent by online strangers, Alena Chrobakova - Internet use in a context of life-style activities, Katalin Parti, Gyorgy Virag, Judit Szabo - Utilization of new media in campaigns against sexual violence
Psychology of Cyberspace 3 - Security, public health and virtual reality, room 209, chaired by Lenka Dědková Lenka Dědková, Hana Macháčková, David Šmahel - Which users enable their internet security software to detect potentially unwanted applications? Jakub Remiar - Fully immersive virtual environments (virtual reality) in Psychology, Valeryia Stukina - Use of Information Technology in Public Health Protection against Counterfeit Medicines Privacy and Surveillance 3, room 133, chaired by Aleš Završnik Christof Tschohl, Rolf-Dieter Kargl - Evaluation of Anti-Terror Acts in Austria, Aleš Završnik - Resistance to cyber surveillance, Michal Koščík - Privacy and data protection of deceased persons in databases of users Video Games and Society 3, room 025, chaired by Cyril Brom and Zdeněk Záhora Tereza Selmbacherová, Vít Šisler, Cyril Brom - Does interactivity in serious games contributes to effective learning? A Laboratory experiment, Jaroslav Švelch - Local Game Histories: Lessons for Digital Game Research and Theory, Christiane Eichenberg - Serious games for psychotherapy: A systematic review of effectiveness 15:15 – 15:30 coffee
15:30 – 17:00 parallel streams
Intellectual Property On-Line 2, room 214, chaired by Andreas Wiebe and Matěj Myška Andreas Wiebe - IP Protection for data - new Parameter for the digital economy? Anastasiya Kiseleva - Infringement of the trademarks owners’ rights in the ”key words” advertising of search services, Lucie Straková - The Future Relationship between Collecting Societies and Non-commercial Licensing on the Internet
eCommerce, eFinance 2, room 109, chaired by Zsolt Balogh and Libor Kyncl Nataly Shtykova - The nature and problems of e-medicine, Marek Zeman - Using Face Biometrics for client authentication in financial institute, Denisa Jindřichová - Developments of innovative payments with the focus on secure payment
International Internet Law 2, room 215, chaired by Dan Svantesson
Tereza Kyselovská - International Lincensing Agreement – Conflict of Laws Analysis, Veronika Křížová - Future Implications of Digital Single Market Strategy on European Film Industry, Ulf Maunsbach - Personal DATA in transnational conflicts, Bo Zhao - Protecting Foreigners’ Data Privacy in China
New Media and Politics, room 208, chaired by Monika Metyková and Jakub Macek
Monika Stachoňová - Czech state institutions and use of social media, Sule Karatas - Twitter Trolls in Turkey and Their Civic Participation
Psychology of Cyberspace 4 - High engagement and addiction in online activities, room 209, chaired by Lukáš Blinka Zuzana Kovacovsky – Internet Gaming Disorder Deconstructed – Engagement and Addiction in OnlineGamers and their Quality of Life (QoL), Neila Ramdhani, Wisnu Wiradhany - Psychometric Properties of Internet Addiction Scale in Indonesia, Armin Klaps, Mario Lehenbauer-Baum, Zuzana Kovacovsky, Birgit Ursula Stetina - Motivational Aspects of High Engagement and Addiction – Demystifying the Diagnosis Internet Gaming Disorder Privacy and Surveillance 4, room 133, chaired by Aleš Završnik Ilze Borodkina - My Twitter is full of his lunch: perceptions of usurping the information space as breach of physical privacy online among youth audiences, Mikhail Bundin, Aleksei Martynov - Legal Prospective to be Forgotten in Russia, Primož Gorkič - Introducing remote searches of electronic devices as collateral damage of protecting privilege against self-incrimination Religion in Cyberspace 1, room 025, chaired by Vít Šisler Dominik Schlosser - Online Publishing for the Caliphate. ISIS’s magazine Dābiq, Giuseppe Prigiotti - “Our Three Winners” on Facebook: Negotiating American-Islamic identity after a Hate Crime, Tamara Abu-Hamdeh - Contesting Sufism on YouTube
17:00 – 17:15 coffee
17:15 – 18:45 parallel streams Privacy and Surveillance 5, room 133, chaired by Aleš Završnik Márton Sulyok - The Apple That Fell Far From the Poisonous Tree Migrating Constitutional Ideas Protecting E-Privacy in a Fair Trial? Bo Zhao - The legal status of Article 29 Working Party opinions in EU data protection law: a case study of the UK and Dutch courts Religion in Cyberspace, room 025, chaired by Vít Šisler Józef Kloch, Monika Marta Przybysz - Religious collaborative milieus of the Catholic Church in Poland based on empirical research, Victor Khroul - God's Perception and Religious Identity in Russian Cyberspace, Vít Šisler, Josef Šlerka - Communion Reloaded: Social Network Analysis of Religion and Gaming
for complete organisational details, please consult the Travel Info, Survival Guide and the Conference Map
Addresses of venues: 27. 11. - University Cinema Scala (Kino Scala), Moravské náměstí 3, Brno:
28. 11. - Faculty of Law (Právnická fakulta), Veveří 70, Brno:
dinner 28. 11. (upon special registration only) - Restaurant Železná růže, Hlinky 48, Brno - a conference bus to Železná růže is scheduled for departure from the Faculty of Law on 28. 11. at 19:10
