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25 November 2011·PIA Symposium Berlin
“Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) – A new way to enforce privacy in Europe” was a one-day Expert Symposium I attended on Friday 25th November 2011. The event was organized by German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) in cooperation with the Vienna University of Economics and Business. It was hosted by Austrian Embassy in Berlin, Germany (more)

18 July 2011·Council publishes repport
Council published my rapport on the Internet of Things Conference. I am interested and I will be more involved in Council's activities because it is a part of the High Level Expert Group on Internet of Things created by the European Commission, in accordance with the Communication of the EC “Internet of Things – An action plan for Europe” . (more)

28 June 2011· Internet of Things 2011
I attended the 3 rd Annual Internet of Things Europe 2011 Conference held on 28th and 29th June in the Management Centre Europe in Brussels, Belgium. This high level conference ran with the support of the European Commission. Some of the speakers were Neelie Kroes, Maria Badia I Cutchet, Peter Hustinx, and Gérald Santucci. (more)

28 January 2011· Data Protection Day
I went to Brussels to represent Bearstech at the celebration of Data Protection Day . I attended a joint high level meeting organized by the EU Commission and the Council of Europe. (more)

1 December 2010 · Minority Language
I’ll be participating at the International Conference MSHA organizes on December 9 and 10 this year in Bordeaux. I’m going to present a paper on legal treatment of languages of national minorities in France, Russia and Serbia, I co-authored with a friend and a colleague Louis-Marie Le Rouzic. (more)

4 August 2010 · Open World Forum
I am invited to Open World Forum. I'll participate as a speaker at a privacy-related workshop titled “My Own Private Info“, and talk about legal problems related to successful privacy protection on the Web. (more)

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Welcome to my website

The narrower field of my professional interest is human rights, as part of European Union legislation and Council of Europe legislation ( European Law ). Protection of privacy on the Internet is a domain that is especially interesting to me.

I am interested in the evolution of positive law, caused by the fast development of information and communication technologies, the group of existing solutions into a new legal branch and its greater autonomy. More specifically, I am interested in the legal aspects of the protection of privacy, the challenges that the right to privacy encounters on the Internet, especially the part of online interaction that we call the Social Web.

Most of these issues are essentially the consequence of the nonexistence of efficient globally applicable rules that are able to respond to the global issues which these types of networks usually include, due their nature.

Interests:

In addition to the law, I like classical music, photography, information technologies and foreign languages .

I have been involved in classical music since the age of six. I play the guitar and the trumpet. During fifteen years of serious music training I grew especially fond of Baroque and Russian composers. I am not a great fan of atonality.

Even though I have not been involved in information technology as long as in classical music, the intensity of my interest in this field is in no way lesser. I will gladly spend time installing, configuring and testing new distributions of the Linux operating system, keep up with web design trends, or perfect the performance of one of the numerous programs that I use.

I invest much of my free time in learning foreign languages. My mother tongue is Serbian (Bosnian, Croatian or Montenegrin). In addition to fluent English, I also speak French fluently. I can communicate in Spanish, and I understand Italian.

About this presentation:

The idea for this website was the result of my conversation with a dear friend and a long-time associate, Milan Stanković, during one of our travels in France. I developed it entirely on my own, starting with an open source template.