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🎙️I am happy to announce the release of the latest episode of @JudithBlijden’s Podcast “The Digital Period”, where I join the conversation on understanding how period apps track and use data 🔍 Make sure to tune in! open.spotify.com/episode/2G99UM…

Raviv Murciano-Goroff Joel Waldfogel Farshad Ravasan Sam Goldberg Mert Demirer Kellogg School Tesary Lin I am presenting joint work with @JGambato_Econ and Julia Krämer "Regulatory Compliance with Limited Enforceability: Evidence from Privacy Policies" Link to the paper: ssrn.com/abstract=46008…

Excited to share that I'll be presenting my latest research at the upcoming CPDP Conference in Brussels next month! 👩🏼‍💻

Six Years Of GDPR: Researchers See A Mixed Record In Germany. "Regulatory Compliance with Limited Enforceability: Evidence from Privacy Policies" is now available: crctr224.de/research/discu… Press release: crctr224.de/newsroom/press…

#ZEW Discussion Paper 24-012 by Bernhard Ganglmair, Julia Krämer, and Jacopo Gambato investigates how the #GDPR of 2018 influences the disclosure of #data and presents empirical results from German companies. zew.de/PU86008-1/?twt…

Exploring the interaction between the enforcement of and compliance with difficult-to-enforce rules in the context of data regulation, from Jacopo Gambato, Bernhard Ganglmair, and Julia Krämer nber.org/papers/w32913

Excited and humbled to present my work on data regulation (and difficulties) with Jacopo Gambato & Julia Krämer at the 2nd FTC Conference on Market and Public Policy in Washington D.C. (October 18, 2024). FTC Yale School of Management INFORMS #EconTwitter ftc.gov/news-events/ev…

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SAVE THE DATE: 25 november in Den Haag nieuwe protesten tegen de bezuinigingen op het hoger onderwijs #woinactie

Protesting today in The Hague against the planned budget cuts in higher in education 🟥🌧️ #WOinActie

🎄 An early Christmas gift! "Digital Governance: Confronting the Challenges Posed by Artificial Intelligence" just got published. It's the perfect holiday read for those passionate about AI governance! 📚✨ link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9… #aiact #digitalgovernance #legaltech

📢 Call for Papers: Security in the Digital Age Join us for a workshop on security, digital infrastructure and fundamental rights in June in Rotterdam! 🚲 eur.nl/en/esl/events/… Erasmus School of Law Netherlands Network for Human Rights Research Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute | ALTI

This week marked the beginning of my time at Weizenbaum-Institut, where I‘ll be spending January and February as a visiting research fellow in the research group Norm Setting and Decision Processes. If you are in Berlin, I am happy to connect! 🌨️

Balancing #Privacy and Platform Power in the Mobile Ecosystem: The Case of Apple's App Tracking Transparency This article investigates how App Tracking Transparency (ATT) affects EU privacy and #dataprotection compliance. Author: Julia Krämer Read More: spkl.io/6017fLsWT

📱🛡️ Can app stores help enforce data protection law and tackle the problem of mobile tracking? In a new blogpost published by The Digital Constitutionalist, I explore the potential (and limits) of app stores as privacy regulators 👇 digi-con.org/regulating-the…

📣 Blog Post Julia Krämer 'Regulating the Regulators: Can App Stores Strengthen Privacy in the Mobile Ecosystem?' Read the piece, here: digi-con.org/regulating-the…

📘 I am happy to share my latest publication “EU Data Protection Law in Action – Introducing the GDPR” This chapter describes data protection law to non-legal audiences and explores how GDPR provisions have been studied through empirical research ⚖️ 🔗 nomos-elibrary.de/de/10.5771/978…

Jacopo Gambato, Bernhard Ganglmair, and @julia_kraemer demonstrate how expanding a regulator's resources can backfire and harm compliance when the success of detecting firms' noncompliance varies for different regulatory targets. #econtwitter #regulation

🚨NEW WORKING PAPER 🚨 Can more resources for regulators improve firms' compliance? Jacopo Gambato, @julia_kraemer & I demonstrate how expanding regulators' resources can backfire when the success of detecting firms' noncompliance varies for different regulatory targets. 1/4