OGID Osservatorio Giuridico sull'Innovazione Digitale - JODI Juridical Observatory on Digital Innovation

Established in 2019 at the Department of Law and Economics of Productive Activities of Università di Roma La Sapienza, the Juridical Observatory on Digital Innovation - JODI (Osservatorio giuridico delle innovazioni digitali - OGID) focusses on the interpretation of the many acts of the European Union in the digital field. JODI (OGID)’s  activities include the participation in public consultation procedures in matters relating to EU’s projects of governance of digital innovation, the organization of seminars and webinars on a regular basis run by internal members as well as by external researchers and professionals with a variety of backgrounds, as well as the promotion and editing of publications.  

JODI (OGID) is headed by Prof. Salvatore Orlando, who is full professor of Private Law at Università di Roma La Sapienza, Faculty of Economics, and lawyer in Rome. Dr. Daniele Imbruglia and Dr. Lucio Casalini  are in charge of the organization of the various activites.

Seminars/Webinars:

JODI (OGID)'s seminars/webinars are open to everyone interested in joining. Seminars are held in presence at the premises of the Department of Law and Economics of Productive Activities of Università di Roma La Sapienza in via Castro Laurenziano, while webinars are held on Zoom. Each presentation is typically followed by a discussion.
To join them, please send an email to jodi.deap@uniroma1.it.

Special webinars identified with the words "REM TENE" after the Latin motto rem tene verba sequentur are held by non-legal experts and are aimed at providing useful notions derived either from research in the fields of Computer Science, Neurosciences and Statistics and from the actual implementation of digital technologies in the business and non-profit sectors.

Publications: 

Regular column on the Italian legal review Persona e Mercato

As from 2020, JODI/OGID is in charge of editing a regular column on the quarterly Italian legal journal Persona e Mercato  (http://www.personaemercato.it/) aimed at tracking developments at a national and European level in the area of technology law and practice.

The publications are available for free at the following links:

Issues 2022:

    Issues 2021:

    Issues 2020:

    JODI Yearbook: 

    JODI's Yearbooks, published by SUE, the publishing company of the Sapienza University, cover a variety of arguments thus providing a wide range of legal analysis of the matters dealing with digital innovation.

    JODI 2022 Yearbook, edited by Salvatore Orlando and Giuseppina Capaldo, has been contributed by professors and researchers from 12 Italian Universities. The matters covered in JODI 2022 Yearbook include crypto-assets, ICOs, AI, machine learning, platform economy, smart contracts, data protection, recommender systems, neurorights, software requirements engineering, and Privacy Enhancing Technologies. 

    The ebook is available for free at the following link: 

    https://www.editricesapienza.it/book/8230

    The ebook is also available for free on Google Play and on Google Libri.

     JODI 2021 Yearbook, edited by Salvatore Orlando and Giuseppina Capaldo, has been contributed by professors and researchers from 8 Italian Universities. The matters covered in JODI 2021 Yearbook include smart contracts, blockchain, criptoassets, sharenting, AI, data protection, Initial Coin Offering, utility token, right to be forgotten, big data, financial contracts, online intermediation services, search engines, proxy voting, smart assistants. 

    The ebook is available for free at the following link: 

    https://www.editricesapienza.it/book/8029

    The ebook is also available for free on Google Play  on Google Libri and on MLOL.

     

     

    Responsabile del Gruppo

    Salvatore Orlando

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