Mapping the Online World 2022

NYU School of Law

Furman Hall, 9th Floor

245 Sullivan Street, New York, NY

Friday, November 18

9:00-10:30 Panel 1: Consumer Behavior

• Mireia Artigot Golobardes, Fernando Gómez Pomar & John Palmer, Unfolding Consumer Contract Personalization

• Chris Sprigman & Stephan Tontrup, The Paradox of Privacy Regulation: How Law Meant to Protect Privacy Can Erode It

• Karel Kubicek & Amit Zac, Markets for Consent: Evolving Privacy Practices of Cookie Consent Platforms

10:30-11:00 Break

11:00-12:30 Panel 2: Markets and Agencies

• Jonathan Mayer, Antitrust Dark Patterns

• Sharon Bar-Ziv & Tal Zarsky, Developing Expertise in Novel, and Ever-changing Regulatory Environments: A Multi-Agency Study of Meeting De-Identification Challenges

• Daniel Markovits, Levelling the Playing Field

12:30-1:30 Lunch

1:30-3:00 Panel 3: Privacy Policies

• Francesca Lagioia, Hans Micklitz & Giovanni Sartor, The Claudette System: Empowering Citizens through AI

• Jens Frankenreiter & Talia Gillis, Incomplete Contracts and Future Data Usage

• Lisa Austin, David Lie & Wenjun Qiu, Calpric: Low-cost Training of Deep-Learning Learning Models on Privacy Policies

3:00-3:30 Break

3:30-5:00 Panel 4: Enforcement

• Jens Frankenreiter, Julian Nyarko & Dane Thorley, Using Machine Learning to Enforce the CCPA: An Experimental Study

• Stefan Bechtold, Florencia Marotta-Wurgler & David Stein, GDPR Enforcement

• Aniket Kesari & Jae Yon Kim, Privacy Law Diffusion Across U.S. State Legislatures

6:00 Dinner at Baker & co.

Saturday, November 19

8:30-10:30 Panel 5: Compliance

• David Basin, Monitoring Policy Compliance to Data Protection Regulations

• David Basin, Elias Datler, Karel Kubicek, & Aileen Nielsen Attempted Compliance: The Timing and Content of Open Source Software Responses to GDPR and CCPA

• Alexander Stremitzer, Lay of the Land: How Do Privacy Violations on the Internet Correlate with Firm Characteristics

• Kevin Davis & Florencia Marotta-Wurgler, Regulatory Spillovers: The Case of GDPR

10:30-10:45 Break

10:45-12:00 Discussion

We would like to close the conference with a discussion involving all participants, including those who

have not presented so far. We envision three topics:

• Lightning talks: please present an elevator pitch on any other project you are involved in that may be of interest to the other participants

• Creating, coordinating & making datasets publicly available

• Ethical & IRB issues

If you would like to suggest other topics, please let us know.