Szabolcs Koppányi (CIL)

Judit Bayer (CIL)

Ferenc Bánhidi (NHH)

Audience

Nico van Eijk

Judit Bayer (CIL)

Andrej Skolkay - University St. Cyril and Methodius Trnava

Ágnes Urbán (Corvinus University Budapest)

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Szabolcs Koppányi conference opening

Iván Schmideg (project leader, NHH), Rozgonyi Krisztina (NHH)

Iván Schmideg (project leader, NHH)

Audience

Krisztina Rozgonyi  (NHH)

Anita Kovács (GVH)

Tímár János (ORTT), Debreceni Győző (MeH)

Csaba Baboss (Vodafone)

Audience

Géza Tényi (CIL), Szabolcs Koppányi (CIL)

Géza Tényi (CIL), András Tóth (White & Case), Szabolcs Koppányi (CIL), Péter Nagy (HTE), Imre Abos (BME-TMIT)

András Tóth (White & Case)

Péter Nagy (HTE)

Imre Abos (BME-TMIT)

Robert Queck:

Rules regarding NRAs after the review of the Regulatory Framework

The new role of the ERG

Nóra Váczi:

The new role of Art 7 Task Force

Szabolcs Koppányi:

Towards an effective review of regulatory decisions

Ferenc Bánhidi:

Regulatory best practice in Hungary

Nico van Eijk:

Audiovisual Media Services and Jurisdiction

Regulating cable in the Netherlands

Judit Bayer:

Protection of children in mobile content: the Japanese example

Andrej Skolkay:

New regulations of online audiovisual media services and recent developments in digital media sector in Slovakia

Ágnes Urbán:

Success and failures: Lessons of the European DTV policy making

Krisztina Rozgonyi:

Evolving competition in the electronic communications and the media sectors with the eye of the regulator

Győző Debreceni:

The role and importance of ICT in Hungary's Economy and Society

András Tóth :

Media pluralism and competition law?

Péter Nagy,  Imre Abos, Gyula Sallai:

Deploying Technology Neutrality on NGN Platform

Csaba Baboss:

Stakeholder's view

Szabolcs Koppányi - András Kovács:

The NRA and its role in national rulemaking

Iván Schmideg:

Increasing competitiveness through regulation in the ICT sector - an interdisciplinary research initiative by CIL

II. Thematic module:

Székely Iván:

User-centric identity management-and what people think about it

Kaibinger Tamás:

Privacy in design: the SOLPAN project

Mika Raento:

Chances for privacy in ubiquitous

Fehér Gábor:

Protecting and hiding identity in the infromation society through cryptography

Szabó Endre:

Balance between information privacy and commercial interest

Pascal Schumacher:

Fundamental right to IT-Security

Hendrik Speck:

Online communities vs. informational self-determination: constructing a policy framework

Tényi Géza:

Harmonisation issues: business interests vs. fundamental rights, data retention as a security trap, with special focus to the new member States