Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance: Volume 21 Issue 5

Data is different, and that’s why the world needs a new approach to governing cross-border data flows

Susan Ariel Aaronson

Companies, governments and individuals are using data to create new services such as apps, artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). These data-driven…

A model for assessing the impact of cloud computing on the success of customer relationship management systems (case study: agricultural companies)

Marieh Khorraminia, Zahra Lesani, Mahdi Ghasvari, Lila Rajabion, Mehdi Darbandi, Alireza Hassani

Nowadays, communications, products, services and costs are customized through the internet technology. The main theory to continue competitiveness in the organizations is customer…

“Soft law” and innovations: empirical analysis of ICO-related statements

Victor Dostov, Pavel Shust, Anna Leonova, Svetlana Krivoruchko

The purpose of the paper is to explore the initial coin offering (ICO) statements as “soft law” instrument used to regulate disruptive innovations.

Regulating mediators of internet piracy: P2P websites and cyberlockers

Jason M. Walter

Contemporary copyright infringement has significantly changed in the digital era, and because of the unique attributes of internet piracy and method of exchange, traditional…

The benefits and challenges of general data protection regulation for the information technology sector

Nazar Poritskiy, Flávio Oliveira, Fernando Almeida

The implementation of European data protection is a challenge for businesses and has imposed legal, technical and organizational changes for companies. This study aims to explore…