Four structured video collections translate books and current digital-law research into accessible teaching. Each player remains local and inactive until the visitor deliberately connects to YouTube.
The page initially displays only locally hosted artwork. It creates no YouTube frame and makes no request to YouTube until you select Load lecture series. The player then uses YouTube’s privacy-enhanced domain, does not autoplay and remains accompanied by a direct playlist link.
A structured, chapter-by-chapter series examining deceptive interfaces, personalised influence, artificial intelligence, consumer protection and the evolving regulation of harmful design.
A guided route through the book’s central concepts, legal architecture and proposals for regulating deceptive design beyond isolated interface tricks.
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An eleven-part academic series introducing the edited collection and the distinct argument developed in each contribution on GDPR doctrine, institutions and enforcement.
A companion series for readers, practitioners and postgraduate students who want an accessible introduction to the collection’s chapter-level arguments.
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A structured series examining neurodata, cognitive inference, NeuroAI, consumer applications, criminal justice and the emerging legal boundaries surrounding access to the human mind.
The series follows the book from foundational concepts through applications, legal doctrine and the governance of brain-derived and cognitively inferred data.
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An evolving collection of lectures and briefings on the Digital Omnibus, the Digital Fairness Act, artificial intelligence, data protection, platform regulation and related legal developments.
A growing public teaching collection that can respond more quickly than a book-based series to regulatory proposals, judgments and institutional developments.
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The public lecture series demonstrate the teaching method. Bespoke briefings and training can be designed for boards, legal and policy teams, regulators, public authorities, researchers and cross-disciplinary project groups.
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