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Provided by Xawery Konarski
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Xawery Konarski is a legal expert with more than twenty years of experience in new technologies. He is a Senior Partner and co-founder of the Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners Law Firm, where he supervises the Technologies Media Telecommunications (TMT) Practice, coordinating projects in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
Career
Xawery Konarski serves as Vice-President of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT) as well as President of the New Technologies Law Association (SPNT). He also acts as a legal adviser to the Internet Adverstising Buerau Polska and the Polish Chamber of Insurance (PIU). Furthermore, he is a member of the Sectoral Council for Telecommunications and Cybersecurity.
Professional Memberships
He is a member of such organisations as the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the International Network of Privacy Law Professionals (INPLP), the International Technology Law Association (ITechLaw), and SABI-IOD (SABI Data Protection Officer Association).
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The Digital Services Act (DSA) and combating disinformation – 10 key takeaways
The scale of online disinformation is widely considered to be one of the most important challenges in terms of providing users with a “safe, predictable, and trusted online environment”.
User Content Moderation under the Digital Services Act – 10 key takeaways
One of the main objectives of the adoption of the EU Regulation - the Digital Services Act (DSA) was defining the rules on content moderation by digital service providers. Below are the ten most important points on content moderation under the Digital Services Act.
The GDPR and new technologies law – the ten most significant trends and legislative developments in
Below are details of the ten most significant initiatives of data protection authorities, legislative proposals, and trends that are expected to have major implications as regards application of the GDPR in the new technologies sector in 2023.
New technologies law – the most important legislative developments in 2023 in EU and Poland
Work is currently underway in Poland and the EU on more than fifty legislative acts that constitute the sources of new technologies law. A list of the most important of these acts is given below, divided into particular subject areas within new technologies (cybersecurity, e-privacy, e-commerce, inn
The Digital Services Act (DSA) and combating disinformation – 10 key takeaways
The scale of online disinformation is widely considered to be one of the most important challenges in terms of providing users with a “safe, predictable, and trusted online environment”.
User Content Moderation under the Digital Services Act – 10 key takeaways
One of the main objectives of the adoption of the EU Regulation - the Digital Services Act (DSA) was defining the rules on content moderation by digital service providers. Below are the ten most important points on content moderation under the Digital Services Act.
The GDPR and new technologies law – the ten most significant trends and legislative developments in
Below are details of the ten most significant initiatives of data protection authorities, legislative proposals, and trends that are expected to have major implications as regards application of the GDPR in the new technologies sector in 2023.
New technologies law – the most important legislative developments in 2023 in EU and Poland
Work is currently underway in Poland and the EU on more than fifty legislative acts that constitute the sources of new technologies law. A list of the most important of these acts is given below, divided into particular subject areas within new technologies (cybersecurity, e-privacy, e-commerce, inn
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