Date/Time
Date(s) - February 28, 2024
09:00 - 17:00
Location
De Krook
Categories
SolidLab & athumi nodigen u graag uit voor een bijeenkomst van de Vlaamse Solid community op 28 februari 2024 in De Krook te Gent. Deze keer staat media in de ‘spotlight’ en bekijken we de mogelijkheden die Solid biedt om in te spelen op actuele uitdagingen in de mediasector.
Het programma met sprekers uit de onderzoekswereld, het beleid en de industrie vindt u hierbij. Deelname (inclusief broodjeslunch en drank) is kosteloos, maar u dient zich wel in te schrijven via deze registratiepagina.
We hopen u te mogen verwelkomen op deze inspirerende dag.
Locatie: Gent, De Krook, zalen “Blauwe Vogel” en “Vos”
Gelieve de zij-ingang tot De Krook te gebruiken. Deze bevindt zich aan Platteberg 11 en geeft onmiddellijk toegang tot de zalen. De hoofdingang van De Krook gaat pas open om 10 uur.
Agenda
| Coffee
8h30-9h00
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| Welcome
9h00-9h05 |
Hosts: Steven Dewaele, University Business Developer & SolidLab Stakeholder and Proposal Manager, imec-mict-UGent, and, Peter Mechant, Guest Professor, Ghent University & Senior Researcher, imec-mict-UGent Room: Blauwe Vogel
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| Setting the scene
Keynote 9h05-9h30 |
Facilitating Solid Technology: Athumi’s vision & approach for data sharing
Rob Van Hooreweder, Business Analyst, athumi
Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 9h05-9h30
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| Parallel track sessions
9h30-10h20 |
Track 1
Privacy and the paradox Room: Blauwe Vogel
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The hegemony of platforms Room: Vos
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| Unraveling the Privacy Paradox: Users, Online Environment, and the Luxury of Privacy
Ralf Dewolf, Assistant Professor, Ghent University & Senior Researcher, imec-mict-UGent Abstract: What truly constitutes a paradox: the privacy behaviors of individuals or the online environment in which they find themselves? Over the years, there has been debate surrounding the apparent disparity between users’ expressed privacy concerns and their actual behaviors, whether through oversharing personal information or underutilizing available privacy controls. In this talk, I examine the capabilities of users, the online environment, and above all, the transformation of privacy into a luxury commodity. During the presentation, I will examine the potential roles that personal data vaults can (or cannot) fulfill. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 9h30-10h00 |
Digital platforms are eating the world
Tom Evens, Associate Professor, Ghent University Abstract: Digital platforms run the world. They have spread their tentacles over a wide array of business activities and continue to invade the territory of traditional industries. But how should we look at these platforms? What are their business strategies? How does this platformization of industries evolve? And what does this mean for Europe? Room: Vos Time: 9h30-10h00 |
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| Cookies in the public interest – A case study of a public service media organization’s reasons for user tracking
Ine Van Zeeland, PhD Researcher, imec-SMIT-VUB Abstract: Targeted advertising is ubiquitous on media websites, and it requires user tracking. In the past decade, regulation of user tracking by online media has become progressively stricter. At the same time, an increasingly aware public is confronting this practice by avoiding advertising or trackers in various ways. Nevertheless, even public service media (PSM) still widely engage in the use of cookies to track users. This talk addresses the question why European PSM deploy cookies, despite legal and public trust risks. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 10h00-10h20 |
The Human Side of Media at the Edge
Neelima Sailaja, Transitional Assistant Professor, Horizon Digital Economy Hub, Department of Computer Science, University of Nottingham Abstract: This talk will present a narrative on audience centered considerations around a shift to the edge for modern media. The research agenda here starts with an explication of the challenges posed by data leverage in media to both audiences and service providers in the U.K.. This then moves on to responses (like a Living Room of the Future, a Cross Media Recommender and a Caravan) that explored audience feedback towards their near future media consumption scenarios adopting an edge-based approach for the underlying data processes. Room: Vos Time: 10h00-10h20 |
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| Break
10h20-10h30 |
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| Plenary Panel Discussion
10h30-11h30 |
Panel Discussion
Dorien Bauwens, Lead Business Developmentteam, athumi Karim Dahdah, Project Manager Innovation, VRT Esther De Loof, Business Developer & Operational Director SolidLab, imec-IDLab-UGent Quentin Felice, Co-founder and COO, Datavillage Martijn Van Dam, Co-founder, Stichting Nederlandse Datakluis Neelima Sailaja, Transitional Assistant Professor, Horizon Digital Economy Hub, Department of Computer Science, University of Nottingham
Moderator: Jonathan Van de Velde, Program and Communications Director, MediaNet
Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 10h30-11h30
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| Plenary Session
11h30-12h00 |
Cultuurprofiel Filip Borloo, Business Analyst, Afdeling Strategie en Transformatie, Digitaal Vlaanderen Room: Blauwe Vogel
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| In between scenes
12h00-13h00 |
Lunch Room: Krookcafé
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| Plenary Sessions
13h00-14h30 |
Jouw.ID, the single sign-on and personal data vault for the Netherlands
Martijn Van Dam, Co-founder, Stichting Nederlandse Datakluis
Abstract: The Dutch Data Vault Foundation is on a mission to change the current data model on the internet: from 3rd and 1st party data to 1st person data. The five largest media companies of the Netherlands decided to work together on R&D on a personal data vault model as an alternative for the existing domination of big tech in media’s value chains. Privacy by design, compliancy by default and personal control over personal data are key words of the new so called decentralized model. Based on the Solid specification, the Dutch Data Vault Foundation is currently developing Jouw.ID. Jouw.ID will be a one stop solution for consumers for login, privacy settings (no more cookie walls!) and personal data profiles. Starting in the media but planning to expand to other sectors as well. Dutch Data Vault will present its mission, strategy, first use case and a sneak preview of Jouw.ID. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 13h00-13h30
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| Solid4Media Karim Dahdah, Project Manager Innovation, VRTRoom: Blauwe Vogel Time: 13h30-14h00 |
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| Realizing a SOLID Watch Party and Media Insights Dashboard with Aggregators
Maarten Vandenbranden, PhD Researcher, imec-IDLab-UGent
Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 14h00-14h30
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| Break
14h30-14h45 |
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| Parallel track sessions
14h45-16h45 |
Track 1
Privacy and the paradox Room: Blauwe Vogel
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The hegemony of platforms Room: Vos
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| The Solid4Media journey: from users to use cases
Stephanie Van Hove, Researcher, imec-mict-UGent Abstract: Mid-2023, the Solid4Media project takes off to explore and validate the potential of Solid technology within the Flemish media landscape. During its first months, user researchers applied a mixed-method approach to explore questions such as ‘What is the adoption potential of personal data vaults for media services’, ‘What motivates media users to use data vaults?’, and ‘Which Solid use cases are best evaluated by media representatives and users?’. In this presentation, we delve into the results from the first six months of user research within this project. We present the motivations, barriers and features that impact media users’ intention to use data vaults. Moreover, we will take you through the ideation process, which started with over 120 ideas and ultimately consolidated to four use cases. We conclude this presentation with the challenges and next steps to fully capture the potential of data vaults to deliver a more personalized and secure media experience. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 14h45-15h15 |
How to create a media ecosystem through data collaboration
Quentin Felice, Co-founder and COO, Datavillage
Abstract: Datavillage will present its work in the media industry and how they power an ecosystem of media players in Europe through the concrete implementation of a Confidential Data Collaboration platform.
Room: Vos Time: 14h45-15h15
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| Balancing interests and user perceptions within Family Pods?
Eva Lievens, Associate Professor of Law & Technology, Ghent University & Michiel Fierens, PhD Researcher, CiTiP, KU Leuven
Abstract: Concept of Family Pods and questions in those contexts? Who manages the data, parents? Do children themselves have a say in this? Collective vs individual interests within Family Pods? How to balance those interests following the GDPR? New kind of harms (information-induced)? Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 15h15-15h45
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Platforms and New Technologies: Solid from a Copyright and Data Law Perspective
Leander Stähler, PhD Researcher, CiTiP, KU Leuven Abstract: Copyright is a key legal vehicle for valorizing media. In the online context, alongside new data legislation, copyright law will impact how new technologies can intervene in concentrated markets. Leander’s contribution addresses some of the copyright concerns that Solid may be able to address. It also reports findings of the XReco project as a snapshot of platforms, copyright and emerging extended reality (XR) technology. Room: Vos Time: 15h15-15h45
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| Exploring User Perceptions of Data Vaults: Insights from Solid Pod Implementation
Tim Theys, PhD Researcher, imec-mict-UGent Abstract: Curious about what users actually think about data vaults? During this presentation, we’ll delve into the findings from our case study where a Solid pod was integrated into the Flemish public broadcaster’s news website. Discover the impact data vaults have on the user experience. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 15h45-16h15
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Building business applications with Solid – Bridging the gap between theory and practice
Michael Schoenmaekers, CTO, Lemon
Room: Vos Time: 15h45-16h15
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| Proving my age with Solid, a child’s play?
Martin Sas, PhD Researcher, CiTiP, KU Leuven Abstract: In this presentation, Martin will expose privacy risks associated with the implementation of age verification systems in online services. He will also explore the potential of Solid pods as a viable solution for users, including children, to authenticate their age online while safeguarding their privacy. Finally, Martin will highlight challenges that could hinder the widespread adoption of Solid pods in the online landscape, setting the ground for a more in-depth discussion with the audience. Room: Blauwe Vogel Time: 16h15-16h45
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Room: Vos Time: 16h15-16h45
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| Wrap up
16h45-17h00 |
Hosts: Peter en Steven Room: Blauwe Vogel
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| Behind the Scenes
17h00- |
Networking Room: Krookcafé
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You find the slides here.