Research & learning

Two routes into DigiData’s public knowledge base.

Research brings together reports, books, databases and public resources. Learning provides structured lecture series and educational materials, including privacy-conscious in-page access to seven YouTube playlists.

Research

Evidence, publications and research infrastructure.

Explore major books, public reports, regulatory submissions and the Deceptive Design Enforcement Database.

  • Public reports and submissions
  • Books and major research projects
  • Enforcement databases and research tools
  • Links to authoritative publication records
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Learning

Lectures and educational materials.

Watch seven structured lecture collections without leaving the DigiData page, while retaining control over when a connection to YouTube begins.

  • Three book-based lecture series
  • Current Digital Law lectures
  • Click-to-load privacy-enhanced players
  • Bespoke training and strategic briefings
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Books

Long-form arguments behind the advisory work.

The three books provide the research foundations for DigiData’s work on deceptive design, European data protection, NeuroAI and cognitive inference.

Cover of Dark Patterns, Deceptive Design, and the Law
2025Author

Dark Patterns, Deceptive Design, and the Law

AI’s Hidden Influence on Our Digital Experience

A full-spectrum account of manipulation from visible interface tactics to personalised system architecture and AI-powered influence.

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Cover of Critical Reflections on the EU’s Data Protection Regime
2024Co-editor

Critical Reflections on the EU’s Data Protection Regime

A multi-author assessment of the GDPR’s institutions, doctrine and enforcement

A critical examination of the GDPR’s legal architecture, enforcement practice and wider political and institutional consequences.

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Cover of Artificial Intelligence, Neurodata, and Society
2026Author

Artificial Intelligence, Neurodata, and Society

Law at the Edge of Cognition

An examination of NeuroAI, predictive cognition, mental privacy and the legal limits surrounding brain-derived and inferred data.

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From research to use

Public knowledge, translated for regulatory decisions.

The research and learning sections provide open access to the underlying ideas. DigiData’s advisory work applies those ideas to concrete systems, institutional mandates and implementation choices.

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