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中国.深圳2016年12月9日至11日
December 9-11, 2016Shenzhen, China
中国.深圳2016年12月9日至11日
December 9-11, 2016Shenzhen, China
主办:北京大学法学院、斯坦福大学法学院、牛津大学法学院Hosts: Peking University Law School, Stanford University Law School, Oxford
University Law Faculty承办:北京大学互联网法律中心Organizer: Peking University Institute for Internet Law会议资助:Sponsor:
主办:北京大学法学院、斯坦福大学法学院、牛津大学法学院Hosts: Peking University Law School, Stanford University Law School, Oxford
University Law Faculty承办:北京大学互联网法律中心Organizer: Peking University Institute for Internet Law会议资助:Sponsor:
Peking-Stanford-Oxford Internet Law and Public Policy Conference is an annual event jointly organized by the Law School of Peking University, Stanford Law School and the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford and sponsored by Tencent. It has been held successfully 4 times already. 2016 is the 5th year for us to hold this conference.
Technical innovation and accelerating popularity of the Internet have brought about new market opportunities and potential economic growth points. Internet of Things (IOT), smart manufacturing, artificial intelligence (AI), big data and high performance computers have become key directions of innovation strategy and industrial upgrading in major economic entities in the world. In the capital market, people are racing to invest in technical products of various applications as well as business models derived from such directions. In the meantime, emerging new technologies and their commercial applications have posed new questions and challenges to existing laws and public policies. How to seek inclusivity and balance between the stability of the law & order and the vitality and diversity of market and technical innovation is a topic for us to face with together and discuss about. For this end, we have chosen a theme for this conference as Innovation, Inclusivity & Order: The Changing Technology, Internet & Law.
By relying on strong academic capacity, incomparable social prestige and broad influence of Peking, Stanford and Oxford universities and based on the success of past 4 series, once again we have invited top scholars and experts in the world to Shenzhen, China to discuss about hot issues in the areas of the Internet law and public policies from international points of view. At this annual event, we will have a great opportunity to allow exchange and collision of knowledge and opinions, to talk about the reality and future of technology, Internet and law, and to find out how to make them better.
会议简介 Introduction
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2016 年 12 月 10 日 星期六Saturday 10th December 2016全天会议 Conference day
· 张守文 Shouwen Zhang | Dean, Peking University 北京大学法学院长
·M ichael Klausner | Professor of Law, Stanford University 斯坦福大学教授
·Mark Stephens, CBE | Oxford University二等勋爵,牛津大学
·Brent Irvin | Vice President and General Counsel, Tencent 腾讯公司副总裁兼总法律顾问
第一场 Panel 1 创新与发展Innovation and Development硅谷早已被喻为企业家的天堂,而深圳在过去的 30 年从一个小渔村转化为中国领先的创新中心。什么因素使得这些地区成为创新的发源地?政策环境在促进创新中扮演什么角色?“大众创业,万众创新”的今天,哪里将成为新的创新摇篮?本环节将讨论推动创新的相关因素,包括政策环境、创业文化、技术因素等,揭开推动创新的神秘面纱。
Silicon Valley has long been hailed as a paradise for entrepreneurs, while Shenzhen has transformed from a small fishing village to China's leading innovation hub. What factors make these areas birthplaces for innovation? What role can policy play in generating new ideas? At a time of mass entrepreneurship and innovation, what area will become the new cradle of innovation? This panel will discuss key considerations, including policy environments, entrepreneurial culture, technical factors, etc., to uncover the mysteries that drive innovation.
主持 Chair
Michael Klausner | Stanford University 斯坦福大学
10:05-11:05 上半场 First half· 吴汉东 Handong Wu | Zhongnan University of
Economics and Law 中南财经政法大学
· Michael Klausner | Stanford University 斯坦福大学
· Vijay V. Vaitheeswaran | The Economist 《经济学人》
· 司 晓 Jason Si | Tencent 腾讯
11:05-11:20 茶歇 Coffee and Tea
11:20-12:35
下半场 Second half· Ylva Rodny Gumede | University of Johannesburg
第二场 Panel 2大数据时代的隐私与数据保护Privacy / Data Protection in Big Data Era从“ 被 遗 忘 权” 判 决 到 欧 盟 的《 一 般 数 据 保 护 条例 》, 从 Maximillian Schrems v. Data Protection Commissioner 案的判决到《欧盟 - 美国隐私盾》,再到 APEC CBPR,我们经历了一系列有关数据与隐私的法律与政策变迁。但是隐私或数据保护的法律基础是什么?数据权利的性质是什么,是宪法性的人权、财产权还是其他性质的权利?不同国家和地区对隐私和数据权利的观念存在差异,不同国家和地区的社会、文化、宗教、历史和法律传统又如何影响了有关隐私与数据保护的政策与立法?这些政策与立法的实践效果如何?本场我们将共同探讨有关数据和隐私保护的基础性及争议性的问题。
We’ve witnessed a series of law and policy evolution globally on privacy and data protection these years, including the rule of “right to be forgotten”, the adoption of EU General Data Protection Regulation, the Judgement of the Court (Grand Chamber) on Maximillian Schrems v. Data Protection Commissioner, the adoption of EU-US Privacy Shield and APEC CBPR. What is the legal foundation of data protection? Do we have rights on data? What is the nature of the
会议日程 Agenda
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rights on data, for example, the rights derived from constitutional law or property rights? The concept of privacy/data protection are different from jurisdictions to jurisdictions. How different culture, history, religion and tradition of law in difference jurisdictions shape the present law and policy on privacy/data protection? This panel will explore various foundational and controversial issues.
主持 Chair
主持:张 平 Ping Zhang | Peking University 北京大学
14:00-15:00
上半场 First half· 龙卫球 Weiqiu Long | Beihang University
北京航空航天大学
· 王锡锌 Xixin Wang | Peking University 北京大学
· Julie Brill | Hogan Lovells 霍金路伟律师事务所
· 李德成 Decheng Li | JINCHENG TONGDA & NEAL 金诚同达律师事务所
第三场 Panel 3人工智能、法律与政策的未来The Future of Artificial Intelligence, Law and Policy尽管人工智能科技仍处于初级阶段,但为特定任务目标而设计的基于大数据分析的具备一定自我学习和决策能力的人工智能设备已经呈现出广泛的应用前景。人工智能未来的发展方向和目标是什么?如何使得人工智能成为安全、可信赖的工具?如何防止由于数据来源和算法设计产生的偏差或歧视?由人工智能决策所引发的事故或纠纷又将对现有侵权法、合同法、刑法等法律规则的应用或变革产生什么样的影响?政府与管制在人工智能发展过程又将发挥什么样的作用?本场我们将探讨一系列有关人工智能与法律的前沿问题。
Though artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are at the primary stage, AI devices, which are designed for certain tasks, with self-learning and decision-making capability that based on big data analysis are showing us the broad and promising application prospect. What will be the future of artificial intelligence? How to make AI be the safe and trustable tools? How to avoid and prevent the bias and discrimination cause by insufficient data sources and algorithms? How will the accidents and disputes caused by AI decisions challenge the implementation and evolution of current rules of tort laws, contract laws, criminal law, etc.? What role will government regulation play in the development of AI? This panel will explore a series of cutting-edge issues on AI, law and policy.
主持 Chair
Robert van den Hoven van Genderen| University of Amsterdam 阿姆斯特丹大学
16:25-17:25
上半场 First half· 段瑞春 Ruichun Duan | China Law Association
on Science and Technology
中国科技法学会中国科技法学会
· Phil Malone | Stanford University 斯坦福大学
· Robert van den Hoven van Genderen | University of Amsterdam 阿姆斯特丹大学
· 刘德良 Deliang Liu | Beijing Normal University 北京师范大学
17:25-17:35
场间休息 Short Break
17:35-18:35
下半场 Second half· Marcelo Thompson | University of Hong Kong
2016 年 12 月 11 日 星期天Sunday 11th December 2016全天会议 Conference day
9:00-11:30
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第四场 Panel 4媒介、平台的法律责任与规制挑战Intermediary/Plat form Liabi l i ty and Regulation Challenges本场将讨论例如微信、滴滴、淘宝、Google、Uber、Facebook 等网络媒介平台的价值与贡献以及与之相伴的潜在风险及其给法律规制带来的挑战。我们将考察有关媒介、平台责任的现有法律规则的目标和实施效果,不同的责任规则对终端用户、平台或媒介的行为选择的影响,以及平衡用户、平台和媒介以及公共利益的方法等。
This panel will examine the contribution and value of intermediary platforms like WeChat, DiDi, Taobao, Google, Uber and Facebook in the economy and society, as well as the challenges that the potential risks of intermediary platforms bring to the design of regulations and policies. We will explore some of the contentious issues regard to intermediary/platform liabilities, such as whether the implementation effect of current rules and regulations on intermediary/platform liabilities match with the legislation and policy objective; how such rules and regulations shape users and platforms behavior; whether we have better ways to balance the public interest and the interest of users, platforms etc.
主持 Chair
时建中 Jianzhong Shi| China University of Political Science and Law 中国政法大学
9:30-10:15
上半场 First half· 时建中 Jianzhong Shi | China University of
Political Science and Law 中国政法大学
· Jacob Rowbottom | Oxford University 牛津大学
· Giancarlo F. Frosio | Stanford University 斯坦福大学
10:15-10:30
茶歇 Coffee and Tea
10:30-11:30下半场 Second half · Jacob Rowbottom | Oxford University 牛津大学
· 杨 明 Ming Yang | Peking University Law School 北京大学
第五场 Panel 5新经济与新动能New Economy and New Momentums新经济是指在经济全球化背景下,以信息技术(IT)革命以及由信息技术革命带动的、以高新科技产业为龙头的经济。主要特点为:基于知识经济、以 IT 产业为主导,面向全球市场。在 2016 年的《政府工作报告》中,李克强总理首次提出“新经济”的概念,指出 : 新经济覆盖面很广泛、内涵很丰富,它涉及一、二、三产业,不仅仅是指互联网、物联网、云计算以及电子商务等新兴服务业和新业态,也包括工业当中的智能制造、大规模的定制化生产等。" 近年来,“新经济”内涵不断丰富,本环节将讨论新经济中“平台经济”、“分享经济”、“微经济”等发展趋势,当前面临的困难及问题,交流促进新经济发展的全球制度经验。
The new economy refers to the high-tech industry-led economy brought about by the IT revolution in the context of economic globalization. The main features are a knowledge-based economy led by the IT industry with a global market. In the 2016 Government Work Report, Premier Li first proposed the concept of the "new economy," emphasizing that the new economy covers a broad area and holds a variety of implications. It involves, first, second, and tertiary industries, including not only new services and forms such as the Internet, the Internet of Things, and cloud computing, but also smart manufacturing, mass customized large scale production, etc. In recent years, the implications of the "new economy" have been endless, and this session will discuss the new economy's trends such as the "platform economy," "sharing economy," and "micro-economy," current obstacles, and the policy behind the new economy's development in a global context.
第六场 Panel 6数字内容产业与版权法The Digital Content Industry and Copyright Law本场将讨论中美两国在互联网内容产业包括视频、音乐、游戏、动漫、文字等方面的发展的新情况,例如产业规模、盈利模式、用户变化等。我国将考察中美两国在网络版权制度方面遇到的新问题,例如版权保护的适度性问题、视频聚合的法律规制问题、体育赛事的权益保护问题等。目前中国的《著作权法》正在进行第三次修订,本场还将对此次修订提出建议。
This panel will discuss new developments such as industrial scales, profit models, and changing customer bases in the US and China's digital content industries, including video, music, games, animation, text, etc. We will examine new issues encountered in online copyright law, such as issues relating to the appropriateness of copyright protection, legal regulation of video aggregation, and protection of sports events' rights and interests. Currently, China's "Copyright Law" is in its third ongoing revision, and this panel will also make recommendations regarding the revision.
主持 Chair
刘家瑞 Jiarui Liu | Stanford University 斯坦福大学
· 陶鑫良 Tao, Xinliang | Dalian University of Science and Engineering 大连理工大学
2016 全球互联网法律政策发展分析暨《互联网全球治理与中国实践》新书发布会Book Launch: Global Internet Governance and the Practices in ChinaThe Analysis of Global Internet Law and Policy Trend
To promote the in-depth study of legal policy in the Internet industry, Tencent Research Institute has been continuously publishing the "China Internet Law and Policy Annual Report" with the China Academy of Information and Communication Research , receiving a good response from the industry. "Internet Governance's Global Vision and China's Practices" has been completed through a joint partnership between Tencent Research Institute and the Chinese Institute of Information and Communications. This book summarizes the frontiers of global Internet legislation dynamics and strives to thoroughly demonstrate the trends of the global Internet industry's legal policy in recent years as well as China's practical situation.
· 李海英 Haiying Li | China Academy of Information and Communications Technology
中国信息通信研究院
· 蔡雄山 Sam Cai | Tencent 腾讯
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发言人简介 Biographies
Allen Wang 王小夏
腾讯公司法务部助理总经理Assistant General Manager of legal department at Tencent
Allen Wang, Assistant General Manager of legal department at Tencent. Allen received a Bachelor of Law degree from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law and a Bachelor of Engineering degree in computer science and technology from Wuhan University of Science and Engineering. Now,He is enrolled in Ph.D of Intellectual Property Law at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.
Allen joined Tencent legal department in 2002 .He served successively as director for Intellectual Property Department, director for Compliance Department, and as director for the Academic Research Institute.Allen’s sophisticated experience in law practice of Internet Area includes Internet copyright, brands, software copyright, entertainment and media, Crisis PR, big data and privacy protection.
In addition, Allen also holds a concurrent post on duties of executive director of Copyright Society of China, executive director of China Law Association on Science and Technology, arbitrator of Shenzhen Court International Arbitration, member of Shenzhen Social Affairs Committee.
Brent Irvin
腾讯副总裁兼总法律顾问Vice President and General Counsel, Tencen
Brent joined Tencent, a leading global Internet company, in 2010. He is currently Vice President and General Counsel, overseeing all legal matters, including intellectual property, litigation, privacy, compliance and public policy. Prior to joining Tencent, he worked at a leading Silicon Valley law firm, specializing in M&A and technology transactions, with a special emphasis on Internet companies. He received his JD from Stanford Law School, an MA in Asian Studies from Yale University and a BA in History from Carleton College.
Li Decheng specializes in advising clients on PRC policies, laws and regulations affecting the fields of information communication, electronic commerce, cultural media, publication innovation, network games and the cartoon industry. Mr. Li is an expert in both litigation and non-litigation legal services for the software and database industries, and is recognized as one of the foremost PRC lawyers in these fields. He has represented clients in many matters, litigated and otherwise, involving infringement of large-scale database analysis software, industrial management control software and large-scale equipment embedded software in the energy and chemical industries as well as in the financial and insurance industries. He has recognized expertise in the fields of information network services and electronic and software products antitrust law, and has significant experience in judicial and administrative antitrust enforcement. Mr. Li is the director of Information Network and E-commerce Special Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association; executive member of Intellectual Property Special Committee of the Beijing Lawyers Association.
Deliang Liu 刘德良
北京师范大学法学院教授Professor of Law, Beijing Norma l Un ivers i t y Law School
法学博士、亚太网络法律研究中心(http://www.
apcyber-law.com/)创始人、主任;北京师范大学法
学院教授、博士生导师;北京大学互联网法律研究中心、
国际知识产权研究中心研究员;重庆邮电大学兼职教
授;英国牛津大学客座教授;中美战略安全·网络安全
对话机制中方首席法律专家;中国-欧盟信息社会项目
中方首席网络与信息法律专家;中央政法委、工信部、
商务部、外交部、工商总局、新闻办、网信办、最高法
院、最高检察院、北京市等网络与信息法律咨询专家。
刘德良教授的研究方向为民商法,在《法学研究》等学
术杂志上公开发表学术论文 80 余篇;出版专著四部,
主持国家社科基金、国家 242、教育部人文社科基金、
司法部等国家级和省部级课题十多项。
Dr. Deliang Liu is the professor of Beijing Normal University Law School. He is also the founder and the director of Asia-Pacific Institute for Cyber-Law Studies (http://www.apcyber-law.com/); China’s chief legal expert of China-U.S. Cyber Security Cooperation Dialogue; China’s chief legal expert in China-EU Information Society Project. His research interests mainly focus on civil and commercial law issues related to internet and information. He has published more than 80 papers on academic journals, published 4 monographs in these fields.
Gang Li 李刚
腾讯研究院产业经济中心主任Director of Industrial Economics Research Center of Tencent Research Institute
李刚博士现任腾讯研究院产业经济中心主任,首席研究
员。研究领域包括中国互联网产业发展研究、互联网与
国民经济主要产业协同效应研究、产业政策影响研究、
以及相关前沿技术的跟踪研究等。他 2008 年于国立新
加坡大学商学院取得博士学位。在加入腾讯之前,曾任
三星中国经济研究院首席研究员,产业战略 II 组组长。
Dr. Li Gang is currently the Chief Analyst and director of Industrial Economics Research Center of Tencent Research Institute. He obtained his Ph.D. degree from the National University of Singapore Business School in 2008. Before joining Tencent, he served as principal researcher and leader of Industry & Strategy Research Team in Samsung Economic Research Institute (China Office).
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Lab (SILLab). Since 2013, he also serves as affiliate faculty at the Harvard CopyrightX program, where he lectures and coordinates the Turin University Affiliated Course, whose first edition he personally launched. He is a Lecturer of the LL.M. in Intellectual Property law jointly organized by WIPO and the University of Turin since 2010, where he also acted as the Deputy Director from 2010 to 2013. He is a Faculty Associate of the NEXA Research Center for Internet and Society in Turin. In 2013, he served as a RCUK-funded CREATe Fellow at the University of Nottingham. Dr. Frosio is the author of numerous legal articles and publications. His book "Cumulative Creativity: From the Oral Formulaic Tradition to Digital Remix" is soon to be published with Columbia University Press. He is also working on an edited collection titled "The World Intermediary Liability Map (WILMap): Mapping Intermediary Liability Trends Worldwide" to be published with Oxford University Press.
Haiying Li 李海英
中国信息通信研究院互联网法律研究中心主任Director, Internet Law Research Center, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology
李海英 中国信息通信研究院互联网法律研究中心主任,
中国互联网协会互联网法治工作委员会副秘书长。长期
从事互联网法律法规、电信服务和电子商务国际贸易规
则研究,重点领域为大数据、网络与信息安全、电子商
务国际规则等。
Director of the Internet Law Research Center of China Academy of Information and Communications Technology. Deputy secretary general of Legal working committee of Internet Society of China. Her research focuses on Internet laws and digital trade rules.
Giancarlo F. Frosio
斯坦福大学法学院网络与社会中心研究员人Non-Residential Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society,Stanford Law School
拥有律师资质和杜克大学法学院博士学位、杜克大学法
律硕士学位、斯特拉斯克莱德大学信息技术与电信法法
律硕士学位和米兰卡托利卡大学法学学位。Frosio 博士
在鲁汶大学知识产权法中心担任博士后研究员。Frosio
博士是斯坦福大学法学院互联网与社会中心的非在籍研
究员。2013 年到 2016 年,他曾担任斯坦福大学国际
研究所的媒介责任研究员。在在斯坦福网络与社会中心
期间,Frosio 博士发起了聚焦于中心、世界媒介责任
地图,斯坦福媒介责任实验室研究领域的媒介责任研
究。自 2013 年起,Frosio 博士还担任哈佛 Copyright
X 项目的助理教员,讲授并组织都林大学部分的课程,
该部分课程最初由 Frosio 博士本人发起。自 2010 年
起,他也是世界知识产权组织与都林大学知识产权法
法律硕士联合培养项目的讲师,并于 2010 至 2013 年
间担任项目副主任。Frosio 博士还是都林大学 NEXA
互联网与社会研究中心的助理教员。2013 年,他在诺
丁汉大学担任英国研究理事会研究员。Frosio 博士是
众多法律文章和出版物的作者。他的书《Cumulative
Creativity: From the Oral Formulaic Tradition to
Digital Remix》即将由哥伦比亚大学出版社出版。他也
正在编辑《世界中介责任地图(WILMap):绘出全球
中介责任的趋势》,该书将由牛津大学出版社出版。
Giancarlo F. Frosio is a qualified attorney with a doctoral degree in IP law from Duke Law School. Additionally, he holds an LL.M. from Duke Law School, an LL.M. in IT and Telecoms law from Strathclyde University, and a law degree from Università Cattolica of Milan. Dr. Frosio serves as a Post-doctoral Researcher at the Center for IT & IP law at KU Leuven. Dr. Frosio is also a Non - Residential Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School. Previously - from 2013 to 2016-he was the Intermediary Liabilty Fellow with Stanford CIS. At Stanford CIS, Dr. Frosio launched the Intermediary liability research focus area of the Center, the World Intermediary Liability Map (WILMap), and the Stanford Intermediary Liability
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Handong Wu 吴汉东
中国法学会知识产权研究会名誉会长中南财经政法大学原校长,教授Professor of Law, Honorary President of Intellectual Property Law Association in China Law SocietyFormer President of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
吴汉东教授是我国著名知识产权专家,中南财经政法大
学原校长、文澜资深教授、博士生导师,现任教育部人
文社科重点研究基地、国家保护知识产权工作研究基地、
国家知识产权战略研究基地、国家版权局国际版权研究
基地主任 , 兼任教育部社会科学委员会法学学部委员、
中国知识产权法学研究会名誉会长、最高人民法院特约
咨询专家、最高人民检察院特约咨询专家,中国国际经
济贸易仲裁委员会仲裁员。专著和论文曾获首届全国优
秀博士论文奖、司法部优秀科研成果一等奖、首届中国
出版政府奖图书奖、教育部人文社科优秀科研成果二等
奖等二十余次。在知识产权政策咨询方面,承担有国家
知识产权战略纲要专家建议稿、国家知识产权“十二五
规划”、“十三五规划”、国家广电总局知识产权战略
纲要、湖北省知识产权战略纲要。并且是国家知识产权
战略专家委员会委员、上海市政府知识产权咨询委员会
副主任、湖北省政府知识产权战略实施首席专家。其成
果入选 2011 年度国家哲学社会科学成果文库。2006
年 5 月在中央政治局第三十一次集体学习上为国家领导
人讲授“我国知识产权保护的法律和制度建设”。并为
中央党校、国家行政学院、文化部、商务部、国家广电
总局、国家知识产权局、国资委以及广东、湖北、陕西
省等省级机关做知识产权专题讲座。2009 年、2011 年
两次被评为“年度十大全国知识产权保护最具影响力人
物”,并于 2009 年、2011 年两度被英国《知识产权管理》
(MIP)杂志评为“全球知识产权界最具影响力五十人”。
Wu Handong, One of the most famous IP experts in China; Former President of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law,WenLan senior Professor and Doctorate Candidate Supervisor; Director of Key Research Base of Humanities and Social Sciences established by Ministry of Education, Research Base of National IPR protection, Research Base of National IP and Director of International Copyright Research Base established by State Copyright Bureau; Member of the Social Sciences Committee of the Ministry of Education; Honorary Chairman of Intellectual Property Rights Law Association of China Law Society (CLS);
Special Consultation Expert of the Supreme People’s Court and Supreme People’s Procuratorate; Arbitrator of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission of China.
Many of his books and articles have won over 10 awards,mainly including National Prize for the First Excellent Doctorate Dissertation, the First Prize for Excellent Legal Research Achievements of the Ministry of Justice, the Book Prize of the First Government Award of Chinese Publication Industry, Second Prize for the Excellent Achievement of the Humanities and Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education and other two dozens of times.In terms of suggesting intellectual property policy advice, he had undertaken Proposed Draft of National Intellectual Property Strategy Outline suggested by Experts, the State Intellectual Property "Twelfth Five-Year Plan", "Thirteenth Five-Year Plan", the Intellectual Property Strategy Outline established by State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, Intellectual Property Strategy of Hubei Province. He is a member of the National Expert Committee on Intellectual Property Strategy, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Government Advisory Committee on Intellectual Property, chief expert of Implementing Intellectual Property Strategy by Hubei Provincial Government.His work has been selected into 2011 annual results of the National Philosophy and Social Sciences Library.On the afternoon of May 26, 2006, Professor Wu was invited to deliver a speech to our national leaders on “Legislation and System Construction on the IP Protection in China” at the 31st Collective Study Meeting held by the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee. He has given seminars on IP rights for the Central Party School, the National School of Administration, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Commerce,the State Administration of Radio,Film and Television,the State Intellectual Property Office, the SASAC and the Provincial Governments in Guangdong, Hubei, Shanxi Province, and so on. In 2009 and 2011, Prof. Wu was honored as one of the "China's 10 Most Influential People in IP", also in 2009 and 2011, he was selected as one of the "Global 50 Most Influential People in IP" by Managing Intellectual Property(MIP).
Jacob Rowbottom is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, Oxford University and Fellow in Law at University College, Oxford. He has written widely freedom of speech and the media, digital communications, democratic theory and political participation. He is the author of Democracy Distorted (2010), which looked at the role of money in politics. Prior to Oxford, he was a University Lecturer at Cambridge University and Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Jacob Rowbottom holds degrees from Oxford and New York University School of Law, and was called to the Bar in 1997.
Dr. Jason Si is currently the Dean of Tencent Research Institute, the Director of Tencent Public Strategy Research Department , and the Associate General Counsel of Tencent Tech. Holdings. He is a member of Information Society 50 Forum and a senior research fellow of International Copyright Research Center in NCAC. He is also a visiting scholar of Stanford Law School and a guest professor of
Iginio Gagliardone
牛津大学新媒体与人权比较媒体法律与政策项目研究员Associate Research Fellow in New Media and Human Rights, Member of the Programme in Comparative Media Law,Oxford University
Iginio Gagliardone is Associate Research Fellow in New Media and Human Rights at the University of Oxford and a member of the Programme in Comparative Media Law. He teaches media and communication at the University of the Witwatersrand. He is a research associate of the Oxford Internet Institute as well as an associate of the Centre of Governance and Human Rights at the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on the relationship between new media, political change and human rights, and on the emergence of distinctive models of the information society. His most recent research projects explore the nature and significance of hate speech online, with a particular emphasis on the trade-offs between freedom of expression and human dignity, and on how social networking platforms are responding (or failing to respond) to the challenges hate speech presents.
Jacob Rowbottom
牛津大学法学院副教授Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Oxford University
Jacob Rowbottom 是牛津大学法律系副教授,牛津
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Shenzhen University.
Dr. Si has received his Ph.D from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. He has dedicated much of his academic works to studying legal and public issues associated with the Chinese internet industry and published dozens of articles accordingly. Before joining Tencent, he held key positions in Netease, Xunlei, and other renowned Chinese internet companies. This unique combination of both academic and practical experiences helps him cut deep into those often fast-changing structures and practices of the Chinese internet industry, and develop his reputation as an influential advisor in relevant fields.
Jianzhong Shi 时建中
中国政法大学副校长,教授Vice President, Professor of Law, China University of Political Science and Law
Jianzhong Shi is China University of Political Science and Law’s Vice President, a law professor and doctorial tutor in economic law. Shi holds multiple awards given by China’s Ministry of Justice (MOJ), such as the First Prize for Meritorious Research Achievement in the “Ninth Five-Year Plan period” MOJ Outstanding Research Paper Award, and the MOJ First Prize for Legal Textbook Compilation & Excellent Research on Jurisprudence. In addition, Shi has also won prolific prizes in teaching and lecturing, such as the First Prize in CUPL’s Second Basic
Lecturing Skill Competition for Junior Teachers (April 2004), and the Third Prize in Beijing Intercollegiate Basic Lecturing Skills Competition for Junior Teachers (May 2004). Shi was honored as one of the “ten most popular teachers” by our undergraduates’ ballot. He also holds the following concurrent posts: Vice President of the China Economic Law Studies Association (CELSA); Vice President of China Law Association on Science & Technology (CLAST); member of the Expert Advisory Board affiliated to the Anti-Trust Commission under the State Council (China’s Cabinet); and member and convener of the Advisory Expert Panel for the Ministry of Commerce’s New Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiation, as well as the Negotiation on Trade and Competition Policy Topics.
Jiarui Liu 刘家瑞
旧金山大学法学院助理教授Assistant professor of Law, University of San Francisco School of Law
他曾任职于 Baker & McKenzie 和 Jones Day 事务所,从事娱乐传媒、计算机和信息技术以及知识产权诉讼和交易领域的法律工作,此外还参与过中国一些知名案件的处理,包括被中国最高人民法院评选为“年度十大知识产权案例”中的案件,并曾在一些与知识产权相关的政策项目中对各种行业协会和国际组织提供协助。
Professor Liu is an assistant professor of law at University of San Francisco School of Law, and also a fellow at the Center for Internet and
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of APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Corporation, Ecommerce Steering Sub Group). She is also the Security General and International Committee Chair of Taiwan Secure Online Shopping Association, and the associate professor of EMBA Innovation and Entrepreneur Program in Taiwan Universities. She was the Voted Chair of WTA (World Trustmark Alliance), 2011-2013 and the co-founder and senior consultant of Atelligent Global Consulting Corp., 2007-2012. JJ Pan has received her PhD degree in Technology and Innovation Management of National Cheng-chi University in Taiwan.
Julie Brill is at the forefront of data protection, privacy, and cybersecurity law. As partner and co-leader of the Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group of Hogan Lovells.
Society of Stanford Law School. He focuses his research on intellectual property law, in particular the interactions between intellectual property protection, technological innovation, and the development of cultural industries. He has published thirty-two academic articles in U.S., European, and Chinese law reviews. One of his articles has been included in the suggested readings of the World Intellectual Property Organization, and another has been selected and reprinted by West as one of the best law articles in the areas of art, entertainment, and publishing.
He obtained his J.S.D. degree at Stanford Law School, where he was an Olin Fellow in Law and Economics, a Microsoft Fellow in Intellectual Property and Antitrust, and a Stanford Program in International Legal Studies Fellow. He has also served as a Senior Editor of the Stanford Technology Law Review. He has a Ph.D. degree in Jurisprudence from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
He has worked for Baker & McKenzie and Jones Day, practising law in the areas of entertainment and media, computer and information technology, intellectual property litigation and transactions. He has been involved in several high-profile cases in China, including some designated as the “Top 10 Intellectual Property Cases of the Year” by the Supreme People’s Court of China. He has also assisted various industrial associations and international organizations in intellectual property-related policy projects.
JJ Pan 潘兆娟
安客诚公司亚太区公共政策隐私长Acxiom Chief Privacy Officer & Public Policy Director, Asia Pacific
Prior to joining Hogan Lovells, Julie was appointed to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by President Obama and unanimously confirmed as a commissioner in 2010. Julie established herself as a champion of the consumer’s right to transparency, notification, and privacy, and emerged “as the Commission’s most important voice on Internet privacy and data security issues,” “one of the top minds in online privacy,” and one of the top government players “leading the data privacy debate.”
While serving as Commissioner of the FTC, Julie became one of the key U.S. regulators on advertising law, including ad tech, native advertising, and other cutting-edge ad issues. Julie has also been recognized as one of the nation's top antitrust officials, particularly in the area of health care and hi-tech.
Julie has long been at the forefront of emerging regulatory issues. Prior to serving as FTC Commissioner, she was the Senior Deputy Attorney General and Chief of Consumer Protection and Antitrust for the North Carolina Department of Justice. Julie has also been a Lecturer-in-Law at Columbia University’s School of Law. Before serving as Chief of Consumer Protection and Antitrust in North Carolina, Julie served as an Assistant Attorney General for Consumer Protection and Antitrust for the State of Vermont for over 20 years. Julie’s contributions to the privacy, advertising and competition arenas have been widely recognized nationally.
She received the New York University School of Law Alumna of the Year Award from New York University School of Law. In addition, she was recently elected to the American Law Institute, the leading independent organization in the United States producing scholarly work to clarify, modernize, and improve the law.
Jun Tan 谭俊
百度公司法务部总经理,版权中心主任Director of Baidu Legal Department and Copyright Center
Mr. Tan Joined Baidu legal department in 2006 and has served as legal counsel, senior legal manager, vice president assistant, and director of Legal department successively. Mr. Tan has been working in enterprise intellectual property field for more than ten years. He is in charge of Legal issues related to Baidu products, including copyright and trademark litigation, and antitrust and unfair competition problems. Jun Tan has won the first case of search engine privacy protection, the first case of search engine anti-monopoly, the first case of unfair competition in client-side security software and many other important cases in China. Among these cases, the first antitrust case of Baidu has been listed as one of the top ten intellectual property cases in 2010 by the Higher People's Court of Beijing Municipality.
Keping Yao 姚克平
联合国经济事务部公共治理项目办公室,公共治理与行政官员Governance and Public Administration Expert, UN Project Office on Governance (UNPOG), Division for Public Administration and Development Management, UNDESA
Mr. Yao has been working in UNPOG since 2013 and his current areas of work include assessment on capacity needs of countries in special situation for SDG implementation, e-government, citizen engagement, government innovation, and open data for disaster risk reduction. Before joining UNPOG, Mr. Yao had worked in UNDESA’s Statistics Division and DPADM for 11 years. Prior to his service at UN, Mr. Yao had worked in China’s central bank as an economist on monetary affairs from 1993 to 2002. He holds a PhD Degree on Economics.
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Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
斯坦福大学法学院助理教授Assistant Professor, Stanford Law School
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette 是斯坦福大学法学院的助理教授,从事知识产权和创新法领域的实证和理论研究。她利用自己在物理学领域所获得的训练来探索政策问题,比如专利技术披露的价值,《拜杜法案》下联邦资助研究的专利授权情况,专利公共讨论的极端化,以及专利法和其他创新政策的一体化。她的著述还涉及在线搜索结果如何作为商标显著性证据的问题,以及在专利和商标法等领域建立她所说的“尊重错误”的不同审查标准的可能性,她还在她的博客发表了 250 多篇“书面说明”的帖子。
在入职斯坦福法学院之前,Ouellette 教授是耶鲁法学院信息社会项目的博士后研究员。她也曾是美国联邦巡回上诉法院法官 Timothy B. Dyk 和第二巡回上诉法院法官 John M. Walker 的文员。她获得耶鲁法学院的法律博士学位,在耶鲁法学院她是《耶鲁法学杂志》的编辑和合同法科克研究员。她获得了康奈尔大学的物理学博士学位以及斯沃斯莫尔学院的物理学学士学位,她也曾在马克斯·普朗克研究所,欧洲核子研究委员会和美国国家标准技术研究所从事研究工作。
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette is an Assistant Professor at Stanford Law School. Her scholarship addresses empirical and theoretical problems in intellectual property and innovation law. She takes advantage of her training in physics to explore policy issues such as the value of scientific disclosures in patents, the patenting of federally funded research under the Bayh–Dole Act, the polarized public discourse over patents, and the integration of patent law with other levers of innovation policy. She has also written about how online search results could address the evidentiary problem of trademark distinctiveness, and about the potential for different standards of review to create what she terms “deference mistakes” in areas such as patent and trademark law. She has also authored over 250 posts for her blog, Written Description.
Prior to her appointment at Stanford Law School, Professor Ouellette was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. She also clerked for Judge Timothy B. Dyk of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and Judge
John M. Walker, Jr., of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. She holds a J.D. from Yale Law School, where she was an Articles Editor of the Yale Law Journal and a Coker Fellow in Contract Law. She earned a Ph.D. in physics from Cornell University as well as a B.A. in physics from Swarthmore College, and she has conducted scientific research at the Max Planck Institute, CERN, and NIST.
Marcelo Thompson
香港大学法律系助理教授Assistant Professor of Law, University of Hong Kong
Dr Marcelo Thompson is an Assistant Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong. Marcelo’s core research interests lie in the intersection between law, political theory and the study of technological change. Within this broad universe, he is particularly interested in the roles and responsibilities of non-state actors in the regulation of the information environment. Marcelo holds a Doctorate of Philosophy (DPhil) from the University of Oxford, Oxford Internet Institute. His thesis, which situated the legal problem of technological neutrality within the neutrality-perfectionism debate in politics,
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is forthcoming as book (Technological Neutrality in Law and Politics) with Routledge in 2017. At HKU, Marcelo has been Acting and Deputy Director of the Law and Technology Centre as well as of its LLM in Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law. Marcelo holds an LLM (Law and Technology) from the University of Ottawa and LLB and PgD (IP Law) degrees from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). Before coming back to academia, Marcelo practiced law in Brazil for a number of years, first in the private sector and later as a government official, focusing on the regulation of technological affairs. In the government, Marcelo worked as a legal counsel and head of department under the Ministry of Science and Technology and later as a general counsel under the Office of the President of Brazil. Marcelo is a Member of the Advisory Board of the European Network of Excellence in Internet Science and a Member of the Asia Privacy Scholars Network.
Mark Stephens,CBE
二等勋位爵士,牛津大学媒体法律与政策比较研究项目管理委员会主席The Chair of the Management Committee of the Programme for Comparative Media Law and Policy, Oxford University
Mark Stephens,英帝国二等勋位爵士,专门从事于国际诉讼、上诉和复杂案件的诉讼,宪法、人权、知识产权、传媒与监管工作、诽谤、隐私、媒体、艺术和文化产权,数据保护和信息自由,知识产权和国际仲裁。Mark 曾处理过一些国内外最知名的案件。Mark 在诸多其他领域也十分活跃,其被外交部长任命为外交部言论自由顾问委员会委员,并被大法官评为一流社区法律服务者。Mark 在传媒法的国际比较方面开创了新的领域。Mark 的专业研究还涉及下述领域:艺术创造和文化产业、人权、司法审查、复杂商业诉讼、知识产权法、枢密院(英联邦最高上诉法院)的案件,以及监管案件和咨询。Mark 也是牛津大学社会法研究中心传媒法律与政策比较研究项目咨询委员会的主席。
Mark Stephens, CBE, specializes in International, Appellate and Complex litigation, Constitutional, Human Rights, IP, Media & Regulatory work, defamation, privacy, media, art and cultural property, data protection and freedom of information, intellectual property and international arbitration. He
has undertaken some of the highest profile cases in the country and abroad. Mark is also extremely active in many other areas having been appointed by the Foreign Secretary to the FCO Free Expression advisory board and the Lord Chancellor to be a Champion for the Community Legal Service. Mark has created a niche in international comparative media law and regulation. His expertise also covers specialisms in Creative Arts and Cultural Industries, Human Rights, Judicial Review, Complex Commercial Litigation, Intellectual Property law, Privy Council cases – Ultimate Appeal Court for parts of the Commonwealth, as well as, Regulatory Cases & Inquiries. He is Chair of the Advisory Board for the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford.
Michael Klausner
斯坦福大学法学院教授Professor of Law, Stanford Law School
Michael Klausner 教授在公司法、公司治理、商事交易和金融监管等领域从事教学和写作工作。Klausner教授的研究涉及公司治理、企业主管和董事的责任风险、证券诉讼、反收购、标准化合同以及商事交易中的经济学等方面的理论和实证研究。斯坦福证券诉讼分析是一个关于证券集体诉讼和美国证监会执法行动的大型数据库,该数据由 Klausner 教授负责监管。目前,Klausner 教授正在着手撰写一本名为《交易:商事交易的经济结构》的著作。
Klausner 教授从 1997 年开始在斯坦福大学法学院任教,在此之前,Klausner 教授曾是纽约大学法学院的教授,白宫研究院和白宫政策研究办公室副主任,华盛顿和香港 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher 律师事务所的公司法执业者以及美国最高法院 William Brennan 法官和哥伦比亚特区巡回上诉法院 David Bazelon 法官的书记员。
Michael Klausner teaches and writes in the areas of corporate law, corporate governance, business transactions and financial regulation. His research has included theoretical and empirical analyses of corporate governance, liability risk for corporate officers and directors, securities litigation, takeover defenses, standardization of contracts, and the economics underlying business transactions. He
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oversees Stanford Securities Litigation Analytics, which maintains a large database covering securities class actions and SEC enforcement actions, and he is currently writing a book entitled Deals: The Economic Structure of Business Transactions.”
Before joining the Stanford Law School faculty in 1997, he was a professor of law at New York University School of Law, a White House Fellow and deputy associate director in the Office of Policy Development in the White House, and a corporate law practitioner with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Washington, D.C. and Hong Kong. He clerked for Justice William Brennan of the U.S. Supreme Court and Judge David Bazelon of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
Ming Yang 杨明
北京大学法学院教授Professor of Law, Peking University Law School
Ming Yang is an Associate Professor of Peking University Law School. He received his Ph.D. at Renmin University Law School and became a faculty member at Peking University Law School in 2006. He was a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley School of Law during 2008 – 2009, and was a visiting professor at the University of Akron School of Law during 2012. He was also a Microsoft visiting scholar at the University of Washington Law School during 2015. His research fields include IP law and competition law. He teaches several courses including: Introduction to IP law, Copyright Law, Trade Mark Law, Theories of IP foundations, International Protection of IPR, and Competition Law. Yang has hosted and took part
in several research projects supported by National Ministries. He has published more than 30 articles in different academic Journals and 3 books, including “The Research on Intellectual Property Anspruch” (Peking University Publishing Press, 2005).
Phil Malone
斯坦福大学法学院教授Professor of Law, Stanford Law School
Phil Malone 教授任职于斯坦福大法学院,同时也是该校 Juelsgaard 知识产权和创新诊所的主任。Phil Malone 教授当前的科研工作主要致力于研究并促进健全创新政策的形成,包括创新和知识产权法之间的关系、竞争、隐私以及其它法律法规方面的研究。Malone 教授曾担任哈佛大学法学院法律诊所的指导教授,以及伯克曼互联网与社会中心中网络法律诊所的主任。
在加入法学院之前,Malone 教授在美国司法部(DOJ)反垄断部门担任资深律师达 20 余年,其间 Malone 教授指导了大量的民事和刑事反垄断调查并处理了大量重要的反垄断诉讼案件。Malone 教授在反垄断部门的大多执法经验主要涉及高科技行业、互联网和计算机软 /硬件。自 1996 年始,Malone 教授在司法部对微软的调查中担任首席律师一职,同时在针对微软的反垄断审理和上诉(U.S. v. Microsoft Corp.)过程中担任首要职业顾问一职。
Malone 教授拥有哈佛大学的学士学位以及亚利桑那大学法学院的法律博士学位。
Phil Malone is Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and the director of the school’s Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic. His current work and scholarship is focused on understanding and promoting sound innovation policy, including the relationship between innovation and intellectual property law, competition, privacy, and other laws and regulations. Professor Malone was previously a Clinical Professor of law at Harvard Law School and the director of the Cyberlaw Clinic at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society.
Prior to joining the academy, Professor Malone was a senior attorney for over 20 years with the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), where he directed numerous civil and criminal
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antitrust investigations and litigated a number of major antitrust trials. Much of his Antitrust Division experience focused on high-technology industries, the Internet and computer software and hardware. Beginning in 1996 he was lead counsel in the DOJ's investigations of Microsoft, and he was the primary career counsel in the antitrust trial and appeal against Microsoft (U.S. v. Microsoft Corp.).
Professor Malone received his BA from Harvard College and his JD from the University of Arizona College of Law.
Ping Zhang 张平
北京大学法学院教授Professor of law, Peking University Law School
Ping Zhang is a Professor of Law at Peking University Law School. She is the Executive Deputy of the School of Intellectual Property Law, and the Director of the Institute for Internet Law, Peking University. She also serves as the Vice Chairman and Secretary General of China’s Law Association on Sciences and Technology, Vice President of the Intellectual Property Research Association, China’s Law Society, and is the Director of China Supreme Court’s Theory Research Base on Intellectual Property, and the National Institute for Digital Copyright Research. Her research interests include: licensing policy of intellectual property rights in technology standards and related antitrust issues, patent protection of computer software and intellectual property opening license, and IP issues in Internet-related industries. She has also served as the Director and General Advisor of several state funded research programs, including: China’s National Long-term Science and Technology Development Planning, the National Intellectual Property Strategy Research, Intellectual Protection and Applicable Solutions in Information Society, Patterns and Policies for Commercializing Chinese Universities’ Patents, add Internet-based Legislative Research.
Qinkun Zhang 张钦坤
腾讯研究院秘书长Secretary-General of Tencent Research Institute
Qinkun Zhang is Secretary-General of Tencent Legal Research Institute and he holds a Doctorate in Law. Dr. Zhang has long been involved in the research focusing on intellectual property rights on Internet, competition law and personal information. He has published several articles in these fields.
Richard Danbury
牛津大学比较媒体法律与政策项目研究员Researcher, Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, Oxford University
Richard Danbury 博士是牛津大学比较媒体法律和政策项目的研究员。在剑桥大学知识产权和信息法中心进行有关版权和新闻的研究后,他回到牛津大学并取得了牛津大学媒体法博士学位。他也是莱斯特德蒙福特大学新闻调查 4 频道的首席讲师和伦敦大学高等法律研究所的助理研究员。1994 年取得律师资格,曾在 BBC 担任记者约十年。
Dr Richard Danbury is a researcher with the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy at the University of Oxford. He returns to Oxford, where he completed his DPhil in media law, after working at Cambridge University’s Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law, where he researched copyright and news. He is also a principal lecturer on the Channel 4 MA in investigative journalism at De Montfort University Leicester and an Associate Research Fellow at London University’s Institute for Advanced Legal Studies. He was called to the Bar in 1994, was a journalist at the BBC for about a decade.
Ruichun Duan, a well-known expert on intellectual property and enterprise technical innovation, a senior leader at duputy-governor level, Chairman of China Law Association on Science & Technology (CLAST), and secretary-general of Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation.
From 1991 to 1999, Duan took positions as Director of the System Reform Department and Director of Policies and Regulations and System Reform Department in the State Scientific and Technological Commission, and the full-time Deputy Secretary-general in the Ministry of Science and Technology. She headed the drafting of Technology Contract Law, the Science and Technology Progress Law, the Law on Promotion of Scientific and Technological Achievements, Regulations on Scientific & Technical Awards of China, etc.. She participated in major legislative activities on intellectual property, and led the study and establishment of multiple national policies on the reform and growth of State High & New Technology Development Zones.
From 1994 to 1998, Duan was the head of Intellectual Property Working Meeting Office of the State Council, responsible for the legislation and enforcement of intellectual property law as well as the coordination of international negotiations on intellectual properties. She was the Chief Representative in the negotiations with USA, EU, Russia, etc. on technical cooperation agreements and the main negotiator on China’s rejoining GATT and entering WTO, thus playing an active role in our entry of WTO.
From 2000 to 2006, Duan was the Chairman of Board of Supervisors for Key & Large State-owned Enterprises under the Working Committee of Central
Robert van den Hoven van Genderen
阿姆斯特丹自由大学法律与互联网中心主任Director, Center for Law & Internet of the VU Amsterdam University
Robert 教授是阿姆斯特丹自由大学互联网法律中心主任。Robert 在隐私、新兴科技、机器人法、社会监管和通信行业发方面发表了数个书籍与文章。他讲授机器人法、媒体与传播法、监管以及网络犯罪。他最近也在欧洲的一个为期三年,旨在反恐怖主义融资的,称作“HEMOLIA”的项目里担任执行法律顾问。此外,Robert 还担任电信规制事务处主任,负责对英国电信,荷兰电信以及其他电信运营商进行监管。他也是 GSM 协会法律委员会的主席,研究对荷兰雇员组织(Netherlands Employers Organization)以及政府电信行业的私有化。他也担任 Diagnosy fountation.基金会的主席。
Professor Dr. Robert van den Hoven van Genderen is director of the Center for Law & Internet of the VU Amsterdam University. He has published several books and articles about privacy, new technologies, robot law, surveillance society and telecommunications law. He lectures on robotlaw, media and communications law, surveillance, and cybercrime. He has recently also performed as the executive legal officer for a 3 year European project on anti terrorism financing, named HEMOLIA. Further he a.o. has been director regulatory Affairs for British Telecom Netherlands and other telecommunication operators. He also was chairman of the legal committee of the GSM association and has been working on the privatization of the telecommunications industry for the Netherlands Employers Organization(VNO) and the Government. He also is chairman of the Diagnosy fountation.
Ruichun Duan 段瑞春
中国科技法学会会长President, China Law Association on Science and Technology
Enterprises (WCCE)/State-owned Assets Supervision & Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC), and conducted supervisions on China Dongfang Electric Corporation, China FAW Group, and China South Locomotive Group. She also carried out in-depth studies on technical innovation, intellectual property, brand building, etc. in SOEs and published multiple papers and research reports.
From 2004-2005, Duan was the leader in the project of National medium and long-term science and technology development plan outline (2006-2020). In 2007, she was the head of multiple special report assessment groups including the report-general of National Intellectual Property Strategy.
Sam Cai 蔡雄山
腾讯研究院法律研究中心副主任Associate Director, Cyber Law Research Center of Tencent Research Institute
Sam Cai received a Master degree from the Transnational Law and Business University in Korea and a Master degree from the University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne’s EU and International Economic Law Programme). Sam holds the Chinese Legal Professional Qualification Certificate and also a member of China Law Society .Now Sam is the Chief Researcher of cyber law research center of Tencent Institution.
Sam worked at the China Academy for Telecommunications Research and at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. His areas of expertise are Telecommunications and Internet
Law, E-Commerce, Intellectual Property Protection, Competition Law, and WTO rules.
He assisted in drafting a series of laws and regulations targeting the Chinese Internet and Telecommunications industries, including the ‘Telecommunication Act’ ‘Regulation on Real Name Registration System of Telecommunication’, ‘ Several Provisions on the Internet Information Service Market Order’, ‘Provisions on Administration of Internet Information Service’, ‘Telecommunication Services Catalogue 2013’, the’ implementation opinions on Encouraging and Guiding Private Capital to further Enter into Telecommunication Industry’ and the ‘Pilot Plan for Resale of Mobile Telecommunication Services’.
Sam also developed the negotiation strategy for and provided legal advice to the Chinese government on the China and Australia Free Trade Agreement, the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement ,the China-U.S. Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) and the Shanghai Free Trade Zone Pilot.He also served as a telecommunications negotiator representing the Chinese government in the China-Switzerland Free Trade Zone negotiations.
Sam was invited to give a keynote speech in English in WTO in 2012. He was also invited to deliver a speech to introduce Chinese Internet industry and Internet legislation in Oxford University in 2014 and served as the judge of the final round of International Price Media Law Moot Court Competition.This was the first time for the moot court to have Chinese judge on bench for the final round . He masters Chinese, English, French and some Spanish.
Shouwen Zhang 张守文
北京大学法学院院长,教授Dean, Professor of Law, Peking University Law School
Vijay is an award-winning book author and senior editor at the Economist. He opened the Economist's first Shanghai bureau in 2012, and currently serves as its China Business Editor. His editorial responsibilities range from business and finance to science, technology and innovation. He is the author of the first lengthy Special Report produced by the Economist in a decade on business in China (“Back to Business”, September 2015).He leads the Editorial team that launched the Economist Global Business Review, the first bilingual product offered by the magazine in its 173-year history.
Vijay is a life member at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is an advisor on sustainability and innovation to the World Economic Forum/Davos, and a regular speaker at the Clinton Global Initiative. For years, Vijay taught at NYU’s Stern Business School. His commentaries have appeared on NPR and the BBC, in the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the New York Times. He has had the honor of addressing groups ranging from the US National Governors’ Association and the UN General Assembly to the Technology, Entertainment & Design (TED), Aspen Ideas Festival and AAAS conferences. He also serves as chairman of the Economist's provocative series of Innovation Summits, held annually in America and Asia.
Vijay is an engineering graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he was named a Harry S. Truman Presidential Scholar by the U.S. Congress. During foreign studies at the University of London, he served as a Hansard Scholar in the British Parliament.
Weiguang Wu 吴伟光
清华大学法学院副教授Associate Professor,Tsinghua University Law School
houwen Zhang is a Professor of Law and the Dean of Peking University Law School. He became a faculty member of Peking University Law School in 1994. Dean Zhang specializes in Economic Law, Fiscal and Taxation Law, Social Law, and Information Law. He serves as the Vice Chairman and the Secretary General of Economic Law Research Association, and Taxation and Fiscal Law Research Association, China’s Law Society. He has published several books such as Principles of Taxation Law (5th Edition), and General Theories of Economic Law. His recent papers published include “A Discussion on the Sharing Type of Tax Distribution and Related Litigation Improvements”, “An Economic Analysis of the Relationship between the Constitutional Law and Economic Law”, “The Path of the Economic Law to Ease and Release the ‘Double Pressure’”, and “The Differentiated Distribution and its Regulation by the Fiscal and Taxation Research”.
Vijay V. Vaitheeswaran
《经济学人》资深编辑Senior editor, the Economist
Vijay 是《经济学人》的资深编辑和获奖作家。2012 年,他开设了《经济学人》在上海的第一个办事处,现任《经济学人》杂志《中国商业》的编辑。他的责任编辑范围涵盖商业、金融到科学、技术和创新。他也是《经济学人》近十年来第一篇有关中国商业的长篇特别报道(“Back to Business”,2015 年 9 月)的作者,他领导的编辑团队推出了《经济学人全球商业评论》,这是杂志社173 年以来的第一份双语杂志。
Associate Professor of Tsinghua University Law School, Intellectual property law and IT law.
Memberships: Vice Director of Network Behavior Research Institute, Tsinghua University; Committee Member of China Intellectual Property Law Research Association; Committee Member of Beijing Information and Telecommunications Law Research Association; Expert of Tecent Internet Law Research Center; Member of Beijing Bar Association.
Education Background:
PhD of Intellectual Property Law, the Post Graduate School of China Academy of Social Science; LLM of Comparative Law, Southern Methodist University School of Law, Dallas, TX, USA; Diploma of European Union Law, EU-China Legal and Judicial Cooperation Program; Master of Civil and Commercial Law, School of Law, Tsinghua University; Bachelor of M.E., Engineering Mechanics Department, Tsinghua University.
Weiqiu Long 龙卫球
北京航空航天大学法学院院长,教授Dean, Professor of Law, Beihang University Law School
北京航空航天大学法学院教授、博士生导师、院长。教
育部长江学者特聘教授,国务院政府特殊津贴专家、工
业和信息化法治战略与管理工信部重点实验室主任、北
航工业与信息化法治研究院院长。
Dean of BeingHang University law school,professor,Chair Professor of Cheung Kong Scholars Programme. Expert with State Department special allowance. Director of Institute of Industry and Information Technology Law, Beihang University, Director of Key Laboratory of Ministry of Information and Technology.
Xinliang Tao 陶鑫良
大连理工大学知识产权学院院长Dean, School of Intellectual Property, Dalian University of Science and Engineering
陶鑫良,教授、律师、仲裁员,中国第一批专利代理人;
从事知识产权教学、研究和法律服务 30 多年。曾任上
海大学知识产权学院院长、同济大学知识产权学院院长
等;现任大连理工大学知识产权学院院长和大成(上海)
律师事务所知识产权部主任;兼任国家知识产权专家咨
询委员会委员 , 中国知识产权法学研究会副会长、中国
高校知识产权研究会副理事长。曾参加中国《专利法》、
《商标法》、《著作权法》和《合同法》等立法修法研
究和中国的国家知识产权战略纲要制定研究。曾获“全
国知识产权先进工作者”、“全国知识产权最有影响力
人物”、“A L B2015 中国十五佳诉讼律师”、“钱伯
斯 2014、2015、2016 中国知识产权诉讼(业界贤达)
杰出律师”等荣誉。
Tao Xinliang, Professor, lawyer, arbitrator and the firstling patent agent of CHINA. He devotes on intellectual property education research and legal service more than 30years. He was director of intellectual property college of Shanghai University and of intellectual property college of Tongji University. He is now being dean of School of Intellectual Property, Dalian University of Science and Engineering and chief intellectual property lawyer of Dentons firm (shanghai office). Meanwhile he also be commissioner of national intellectual property experts consulting committee, deputy director of intellectual law property society of China, and deputy director of China university intellectual property society. He participated in national legalization and amendment of Patent Law, Trademark Law, Copyright Law and Contract Law. He enjoyed“the most powerful intellectual property person in china ”by SIOP. He also attained“the intellectual property advanced worker of CHINA”, and“the title of 2015 Top 15 litigation lawyers in China”awarded by ALB,the 2014,2015,2016 Eminent Practitioner in intellectual property by Chambers.
Ylva Rodny-Gumede is Associate Professor and head of the Department of Journalism, Film and Television in the School of Communication at the University of Johannesburg and a Senior Associate Researcher with the Stanhope Centre for International Communications Policy Research at the London School of Economics. She holds a PhD from the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University as well as an MA degree in Politics from the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa and an MA in Journalism from Cardiff University, U.K .
Yongwei Chen 陈永伟
北京大学市场与网络经济研究中心研究员、主任助理R e s e a r c h e r, A s s i s t a n t Director, Research Center o f Market and Network E c o n o m i c s , P e k i n g University
陈永伟博士于 2013 年取得北京大学经济学博士学位,
现为北京大学市场与网络经济研究中心研究员、主任助
理。其研究兴趣包括产业经济学、发展经济学,以及法
律的经济分析。
Dr. Chen received his Ph.D in Economics from Peking University in 2013, and now he is a researcher and the assistant director of the Research Center of Market and Network Economics in Peking University.His research interests include industrial economics,development economics and economic analysis of law.
Xixin Wang 王锡锌
北京大学法学院副院长教授Associate Dean, Professor of Law, Peking University Law School
Xixin Wang, LL.D, is a Professor of Law and Deputy Dean of Peking University Law School, and Deputy Director of the Center for Constitutional and Administrative Law Study at PKU. He also serves as the Co-Director of PKU-Yale Center for Law and Policy Reforms at Peking University. Professor Wang is one of the leading scholars engaging in the administrative law reforms in China. Since 1999, Professor Wang has served as a member of China’s Administrative Law Research Group, an academic team advising China's National People's Congress Standing Committee in administrative law reforms, and participated in the drafting and amending of many laws, including Administrative Licensing Law, Administrative Litigation Law, Open Government Information Regulation, and the Administrative Procedure Act.
Ylva Rodny Gumede
约翰内斯堡大学传媒学院新闻、电影、电视部主任副教授Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Journalism, Film and Television, School of Communication, University of Johannesburg
The Internet Law and Public Policy series began in 2012 as co-initiated and organized by the Law School and the Institute for Internet Law, Peking University as well as Stanford Law School. Later, the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford joined the organizers in 2014. The conferences have been generously sponsored by Tencent.As an annual series, Peking-Stanford-Oxford Internet Law and Public Policy Conference is held at the end of a year. Each year, the theme is set to center around key and frontier issues in China, the U.S., Europe and the world. Last year the conference was held in Oxford, where the Internet and quality of life, the Internet+ and smart city, new trends of data rights and ‘the rights to be forgotten’, foreign policies of the Internet governance, regulating and identifying hatred speech, commerce, security and human rights, and new technologies and courts were main subjects of discussion.
For more information about the 2015 Internet Law and Public Policy Conference, please visit
a. The Law School, Peking University http://www.law.pku.edu.cn/xwzx/xwdt/16518.htm
b.The Institute for Internet Law, Peking University http://www.pkunetlaw.cn/news_info.aspx?id=2457
c.The Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, Oxford University http://pcmlp.socleg.ox.ac.uk/2015/09/conference-arcs-internet-regulation-assessing-new-directions/
Since its establishment in 1898 as the first national comprehensive institution of higher learning ever founded in China, Peking University has been regarded as a symbol of modern Chinese education. With our democratic administration laying great emphasis on academic freedom and scientific research, we have proudly produced a great number of scholars in various areas of concentration and specialty. Peking University has contributed greatly to the impetus and development of our nation, making extraordinary contributions to the enlightenment of modern Chinese society. Peking University (PKU) Law School was officially inaugurated on June 26, 1999. Its precursor was the Law Department of Peking University, which was founded in the year of 1904, and is therefore the institution with the longest history of modern legal education in China. Today, PKU Law School has 40 full professors, 33 associate professors, nine lecturers, and 23 teaching and administrative staff. All are playing an important role in delivering top quality legal education, cutting-edge research, and respons ive works for leg is la t ion and enforcement of the law. Peking University Law School has been qualified as the top 1 law school of mainland China in the QS World University Rankings by Subject - Law, 2013, the top 18 law school in the world, the top 1 law school of China in the QS World University Rankings by Subject - Law, 2015.The Institute for Internet Law (IIL) at Peking University, established on April 14, 2004, is one of the most important institutes dedicate to Internet Laws and policies research in the mainland of China. The IIL, through supporting academic researches on fundamental legal theories of Internet Laws, sponsoring research projects, and organizing conferences, has made significant contributions in Internet-related fields, e.g., Internet Law and policy academic research, development of Internet industry, and Internet law education. In the past decade, the IIL has concentrated on both fundamental and interdisciplinary researches to meet the needs of Internet-related industries. In the context of rapid progress of Chinese Internet industry, the IIL will continue to bridge the gap between academia and industry and provide a much-need international academic platform for extensive and in-depth exchange of viewpoints and joint studies.
牛津大学法学院长期致力于研究法律在社会中的角色定位问题,为此法学院专门设立了社会法律研究中心和比较媒体法律政策专门项目(Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP))。建立于 1993 年的 PCMLP 是一项科研及政策项目,此项目汇集了学者,政策制定方以及相关业界人士,旨在共同研究当代网络媒体中的法律政策问题。PCMLP 尤其关注新技术在处于过渡状态或不稳定状态的国家中的角色定位问题。
The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world, with evidence of teaching as far back as 1096. The Faculty of Law in the University of Oxford is one of the largest
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in the United Kingdom. It is a federation of thirty law schools in the colleges of the University. Legal scholars in the colleges and University are members of the Faculty, which coordinates and supports the teaching and writing of one hundred and fifty academics. We admit and support and teach and examine a diverse and outstanding body of students from all parts of the British Isles and from all over the world.Oxford’s Law Faculty has had a long commitment to understanding the role of law in society through the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy (PCMLP). PCMLP was established in 1993 is a research and policy programme that brings together scholars, policymakers and practitioners to study contemporary issues in global Internet and media law and policy. The programme has a particular interest in understanding the role of new technologies in transitioning and fragile states. PCMLP explores the vast changes in Internet and media across the world from multiple disciples: law, politics, international relations, economics and anthropology, among others. We achieve our objectives through conducting academic and policy relevant research; supporting and developing our network; and offering academic training and support. More information on PCMLP can be found on our website: http://pcmlp.socleg.ox.ac.uk
The world today faces both enormous challenges and extraordinary opportunities. Globalization, for all of its benefits, has exacted a heavy toll by making the problems of each society into the problems of every society, and the speed and scope of technological change has often only complicated matters. Of the great research universit ies, Stanford is unmatched in i ts excellence across the many relevant disciplines—law, business, medicine, engineering, education, computer science, natural and biological sciences, and the social sciences—and continues to draw faculty and students from every field to share their expertise and focus their energies on creating new and effective approaches to difficult problems. We are defining and seeking solutions to some of the greatest challenges our society has ever faced at the epicenter of much of the
world’s most exciting and disruptive technological innovation.
Few would argue that the advent of the Internet—incubated and launched nearly a half-century ago in Silicon Valley—likely stands as the most exciting and disruptive innovation of our generation. Yet, for all of the opportunities the Internet has fostered, it has also posed a number of daunting challenges, particularly at the broad intersections of law, technology, and policy. Stanford is leading the conversation and forging partnerships across the university and beyond to explore how best to leverage the incredible opportunities the Internet affords to promote growth, innovation, and social welfare, as well as to address the complicated legal, political, economic, and social challenges that it often precipitates.
We are also training the next generation of leaders who will continue to navigate and seek solutions to these issues for years to come. And unique to Stanford Law School is our unwavering commitment to sending our students into the world with a sense of the special role and responsibility that legal professionals have to serve the public, to promote the rule of law, and to help ensure access to justice for all both here and abroad.
Founded in November, 1998, Tencent has grown into one of China's largest and most used Internet service portals. Since its establishment over the last decade, Tencent has maintained steady growth under its user-oriented operating strategies. On June 16, 2004, Tencent Holdings Limited (SEHK 700) went public on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
It is Tencent's mission to enhance the quality of human life through Internet services. Presently, Tencent is providing value-added Internet, mobile and telecom services, and online advertising under the strategic goal of providing users with "one-stop online lifestyle services". Tencent’s leading Internet platforms in China – QQ (QQ Instant Messenger), WeChat, QQ.com, QQ
Games, Qzone, 3g.QQ.com, SoSo, PaiPai and Tenpay – have brought together China's largest Internet community to meet the various needs of Internet users including communication, information, entertainment, e-commerce and others. As of Dec 31, 2012, the active QQ users accounts for QQ IM amounted to 798.2 million while its peak of concurrent users reached 176.4 million. The development of Tencent has profoundly influenced the ways hundreds of millions of Internet users communicate with one another as well as their lifestyles. It also brings possibilities of a wider range of applications to China’s Internet industry.
Looking forward, Tencent remains committed to enhancing its development and innovation capabilities while strengthening its nationwide branding for its long term development. More than 50% of Tencent employees are R&D staff. Tencent has obtained patents relating to technologies in various areas: instant messaging, e-commerce, on l ine payment serv ices , search eng ine, information security, gaming, and many more. In 2007, Tencent invested more than RMB100 million in setting up the Tencent Research Institute, China's first Internet research institute, with campuses in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. The institute focuses on the self-development of core Internet technologies, and in pursuing its development and innovation for the industry.
Tencent's long-term vision is to become the most respected Internet enterprise. In order to fulfill corporate social responsibilities and to promote civil Internet communities, Tencent has been actively participating in public charity programs. In 2006, Tencent inaugurated the Tencent Charity Fund, the first charity foundation set up by a Chinese Internet enterprise, and the public charity website gongyi.qq.com. The website focuses on youth education, assisting impoverished communities, care for the disadvantaged, and disaster relief. Tencent has recently initiated a number of public charity projects across China. It strives to help build a harmonious society and to be a good corporate citizen.