EU Internet Law in the Digital Single Market

Part I - Copyright Law in the Digital Single Market: 1 Copyright and Fundamental Rights in the Digital Single Market by Bernd Justin Jütte.- 2 Direct and wider implications of the CJEU's decision in the Spiegel Online case on freedom of expression and other fundamental rights by Tatiana-Eleni Synodinou.- 3 How Article 17 of the Digital Single Market Directive should be implemented: A personal view by Victor Castro Rosa.- 4 Fairness in Copyright Contract Law - Remuneration for authors and performers under the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive by Yannos Paramythiotis.- 5 The new mandatory teaching exception or limitation (Art. 5 of the DSM Directive): securing its application in the digital and cross - border environment(s), while losing the way to harmonization? by Anna Despotidou.- 6 Digital exhaustion after Tom Kabinet: a non-exhausted debate by Caterina Sganga.- 7 Does copyright support musical creativity in a remix era?by Giorgos D. Vrakas.- 8 Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market and Freedom of Expression: EU's Online Dilemma by Sevra Guler Guzel.- Part II - AI Law in the Digital Single Market: 9 AI Governance as a patchwork: The regulatory and geopolitical approach of AI at international and European level by Cristina Vanberghen and Alexandra Vanberghen.- 10 Unboxing the Black Box of Artificial Intelligence: Algorithmic Transparency and/or a Right to Functional Explainability by Apostolos Vorras and Lilian Mitrou.- 11 Copyright law and algorithmic creativity: Monopolizing inspiration? by Theodoros Chiou.- Part III - Emerging Issues in EU Digital Law: 12 The duties and responsibilities of an Internet news portal as regards online comments posted by users in the ECHR case law by Costas Paraskeva.- 13 The Global Reach of EU Law in the Digital Age: The Territorial Scope of Data Protection by Ioanna Hadjiyianni.-Part IV - Fighting Cyber Criminality: European and National Approaches: 14 Legal aspects of

Tatiana Synodinou is a leading scholar in the field of EU Copyright law. She is an Associate Professor at the Law Department of the University of Cyprus. She is a founding member and President of the Cypriot branch of ALAI the Union of Copyright Law of Cyprus (EDPI) and member of the European Copyright Society. Her research interests also include Internet law, Media law and Computer law.

Philippe Jougleux is specialized in EU Internet law. He teaches as Associate Professor at the Law School of the European University Cyprus. His researches mainly focus on copyright law, GDPR and cybercriminality.

Christiana Markou is an expert in the fields of GDPR, Internet law (cybersecurity, intermediaries' liability, online consumer protection) and private international law. She is an Assistant Professor at the Law School of the European University Cyprus and a lawyer at the Nicosia Bar Association.

Thalia Prastitou-Merdi is a specialist of EU comparative contract law, with emphasis on digital contracts legal framework and online consumer protection. She works as lecturer at the Law School of the European University Cyprus.