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Ars aequi

Tech, Law and Society. A podcast by the Department of Innovation and Digitalisation in Law at the University of Vienna. Hosted by Tima Anwana and Paul Eberstaller.

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00:22:41

S3 Ep1 – Nothing to Hide, Nothing to Fear?

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2021/02/12

Today we launch a brand new series on the podcast, The Surveillance Series. In this series we explore the societal and legal issues surrounding surveillance in the public sector for law enforcement purposes and public security. We seek to provide some answers to the question “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” in the context of surveillance. In episode 1 of the Surveillance Series, we take a deep dive into Encryption bans and discuss the impact of this on privacy and data

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00:30:54

Special Episode – The WhatsApp/Facebook dilemma

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2021/01/29

As we entered into the New Year, Whatsapp users received an alert requiring the acceptance of new terms in relation to its privacy policy. This resulted in an international uproar, leaving many users concerned about the safety of their personal data. In this episode, we discuss the WhatsApp/Facebook dilemma by exploring some important data protection and antitrust issues. We take a deep dive into WhatsApp’s privacy policy to answer the following questions: What personal data does WhatsApp process

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00:57:20

Special Episode – #EndSARS in Nigeria

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2020/10/31

In this special episode of ars aequi, Tima and Paul are joined by Gbenga Aborowa, News Anchor at News Central TV Nigeria and Astrid Reisinger Coracini from the Department of European, International and Comparative Law, University of Vienna. The live stream will discuss the current #ENDSARS Movement in Nigeria and its legal implications, with a special focus on international criminal law and the ICC.

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00:27:12

S2 Ep3 – Revenge Porn

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2020/10/16

In the final episode of the Porn Series, we explore the legal framework surrounding non-consensual porn through the lens of Revenge Porn. Revenge Porn general refers to the uploading and distribution of sexually explicit material to embarrass or intimate another. During government mandated shutdowns at the early stages of the Corona Virus outbreak, reports of revenge porn increased dramatically. Based on this, we have decided to educate our listeners on the legal consequences of posting

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00:22:23

S2 Ep2 – OnlyFans: Democratising Porn

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2020/10/02

Several platforms have experienced exponential growth during this corona-virus pandemic; Only Fans is an excellent example of this. Only Fans has now become the go to platform for pornographic content by putting X-rated entertainment into the hands of the entertainer. In this episode, we explore the legal implications arising from the mainstream adoption of Only Fans. We take a deep dive into the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of the platform and unpack several legal issues including data

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00:32:47

S2 Ep1 – #ShutdownPornHub

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2020/09/18

Over two million people have signed a petition calling governments and regulators to #ShutdownPornHub. The petition comes a result of various allegations made against the platform for human trafficking and the exploitation of women. The overwhelming support received by the petition inspired us to explore the controversial industry of internet pornography, dominated by the company Mindgeek. In this episode, we investigate the complicated legal framework of internet pornography, from the Austrian and

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00:23:42

S1 Ep3 – Platforms and Fake News

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2020/09/04

In this final episode of the Fake New Series, we explore the role of Platforms in self-regulating and controlling the spread of fake news. This episode explores the legal framework for platform liability and the effect of ‘legal exceptionalism’ on the spread of fake news online. We take a deep dive into the fact checking processes adopted by Facebook and Twitter, discussing both the positive and negative aspects of third-party fact checking. We hope you have enjoyed this first series of the Ars

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00:19:23

S1 E2 –Fake News and the Media

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2020/08/21

“The Fake News Media”, as coined by President Trump is a term that we have all become familiar with in recent years. The popularisation and increased spread of fake news has had substantial impact on the media. The public has begun to lose trust in the media while the regulation of fake news has stifled freedom of the press in several jurisdictions. In this episode, we explore the impact of fake news on the media and the notion of freedom of the press. We explore these ideas by looking into

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00:11:50

S1 Ep1 – Intro to Fake News

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2020/08/20

Series 01 of the Ars Aequi podcast focuses on the trending topic of fake news and online dissemination. Episode 1 provides an overview to the concept of fake news in an easy to understand way. We explore the uncertainty concerning the definition of fake news using examples from different jurisdictions. We discuss contemporary examples of fake news and distinguish this from other legal concepts such as defamation. We explore the legal framework surrounding fake news with special focus on the impact

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00:01:17

Trailer – Hello from Vienna

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2020/08/19

Paul and Tima introduce the new podcast Ars aequi

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