Non Fungible Tokens (NFTT) are the digital representation of an asset that is incorporated into a decentralised database such as Blockchain. It is a new technological figure that is reaching the business sector. Pablo García Mexía and other leading experts in the field talk to us about it.
Pablo García Mexía, J.D., Ph.D.
Digital Lawyer
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
NEW REPORT
WHAT DIGITAL SOCIETY DO WE WANT? REGULATORY ALTERNATIVES FOR A DIGITALLY SOVEREIGN EUROPE
Presentation of the report drafted by Jorge Villarino Marzo and Pablo García Mexía in cooperation with Fundación Alternativas.
The study addresses the approach of an intelligent regulatory model that has become necessary as a result of the dizzying evolution of technological changes in recent decades, in favour of our digital sovereignty.
Link to the presentation:
https://www.fundacionalternativas.org/actividades/conferencia/5g-que-sociedad-digital-queremos
DIGITAL SINCE 1995
Since in Cambridge, MA. (USA) I first got in touch with the Internet back in 1994-1995, just a few blocks away from the MIT, I have been devoting a substantial part of my professional endeavors to aspects related to its policies and regulation. Convinced as I am of that great good that is the free and open Internet, so am I nonetheless persuaded that the Net is not the Far West, this being the reason why I convey to my college students, to the audiences I speak to or to the clients I advice, that Justice and civil rights are perfectly compatible with such a great lever for freedom and innovation as the Internet has come to be.
The digital newspaper has asked several experts in digital law for their opinion on this issue, including Pablo García Mexía.
Presentation of the report: Smart citizenship. Toward a new social contract in the age of AI
On Tuesday 16 March at 18:30h will take place the presentation of the report resulting from the collaboration between El Foro de la Sociedad Civil and IE University.
The new edition of the digital law and TMT update is now available. You will find a compilation of the main developments in the international, European and Spanish sector. This issue covers topics such as Brexit: Adequacy for the transfer of data to the United Kingdom, the new Royal Decree on the security of networks and information systems and...