Name: Dalit Ken-Dror Feldman

Position: Lecturer 

Department: Law School

Email: dalit.ke@zefat.ac.il
Areas of Interest: Law, Technology and Cyber; Legal Ethics

Biographical Info:

Dalit Ken-Dror Feldman holds LL.B. (Summa Cum Laude) and  B.Sc., Computer Science (Magna Cum Laude) Haifa University (2001); LL.M .in Commercial Law (Magna Cum Laude), Tel-Aviv University (2008); Ph.D. in Law, Haifa University (2018). Her research interests focus on Law & Technology and Legal Ethics, including Regulation of Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Cyber Security and Cyber Terrorism, Intellectual Property and Open Access, Software Law and Information Law.  

Research: 

Law & Technology and Legal Ethics, including Regulation of Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Cyber Security and Cyber Terrorism, Intellectual Property and Open Access, Software Law and Information Law

Teaching:

• Drafting Legal Documents
• Internet Law
• Advanced Technology in the Service of Man
• Intellectual Property
• Advanced Topics in Law and Technology

Awards: 

Publications:

In academic journals with peer review

• "Open Access" (The MOFET Institute, article in a book following the conference "To Whom this Work Belongs? Ethics and Panic in the Information Era", forthcoming 2019) [in Hebrew].

• "Permitted Uses of Protected Works and the Use of Public Domain Works in the Education System" 13 Gadish 198 (2012) available at: http://cms.education.gov.il/EducationCMS/Units/AdultEducation/PirsumeiAgaf/Gadish/gadish_13.htm [in Hebrew].

• "To Send or Not to Send an Email from Work – That is the Question: Email and the Issue of Eavesdropping" 5(1) Law Watch 20 (2009), available at: http://law.haifa.ac.il/lawatch/lawatch_files/gilionE/N2.pdf [in Hebrew].

Other publications

• "Facilitating Access to Knowledge by Asserting Users' Rights: An Israeli Case Study" (co-writer with Meital Duvdevani) COMMUNIA – 3rd Free Culture Research Conference, Berlin Germany, October 2010 available at:
  http://wikis.fu-berlin.de/download/attachments/59080767/Duvdevani-KenDror-Paper.pdf?version=1&modificationDate=1286110910000 

• "The Research and Development Act 1984 – Is the Current Situation Desirable" Aladdin Prize, Series Publication of the Haifa Center for Law & Technology  (2001) [in Hebrew] available at: http://law.haifa.ac.il/speech/works/sem-dalit.pdf

The Clinic for Law, Technology and Cyber Publications (Can be found at the Clinic website) [in Hebrew]: 

1. Cyber-Bullying – A Comparative Research (October 2015).
   
   
2. Legal positions (September 2015) on the following subjects:
1. The ability to prohibit taking photos at events.
2. Giving credit to the author in photos - when and how.
3. Changing an architectural work.
4. Changing logo
5. Copyright protection on the tables and graphs - is there any?
6. Liability for indirect infringement or contributing infringement by giving links to a website of a funded project
7. Is there copyright in a folk music?

1. Position papers on several issues:
1. The Clinic's position paper (co-writers) "The Necessity to Determine Attorney General Guidelines Regarding the Rules for Handling (Deleting, Hiding & Removing Responses, Blocking) Users on Public Figures Web-pages (October, 2018). 
2. The Clinic's Response to the Memorandum of the Law on The Cyber Security and the National Cyber Authority, 2018 (July, 2018).
3. The Clinic's Response to the Memorandum of the Law on Criminalization of Flight Regulations for the Radio-Controlled Vehicle (Amendment), 2018 (July, 2018).
4. The Clinic's Response to the Bill – Copyright Law (Amendment no. 5), 2017 (February 2018).
5. The Clinic's Response to the Bill - Removal of Publication of Incitement published in the Online Social Network, 2016 and the Bill on remove content whose publication constitutes an offense from the Internet, 2016 (November 2017).
6. The Clinic's Response to the Bill - Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasts) (Amendment - Obligation to Filter Offensive Sites), 2016 and the Bill - Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasts) (Amendment - Site filtering Gambling and content that displays obscene words on the Internet), 2016 (November 2017).
7. The Clinic's Response to the Bill - Restricting Access to a Website for the Prevention of Offenses, 2017 (February 2017).
8. The Clinic's Response to the Bill - Restricting Access to a Website for the Prevention of Offenses, 2017 (February 2017).
9. Several responses to the Bill - Extending the Period of Copyright of Records and of Performers Rights (legislative amendments), 2013, 2015 (July 2014-Junuary 2017). 
10. The Clinic's Response to the Memorandum of the Law on the Inclusion of Biometric Means of Identification and Biometric Identification Data in Identity Documents and Databases (Amendment No. ...), 2016 (December 2016).
11. The Clinic's Response to the Memorandum of Copyright Law (Amendment No. ...), 2016 (December 2016).
12. A position paper on the issue of formulating measures to protect the public and public service officials against harmful activity and publications as well as cyberbullying. The position paper was submitted to the public committee headed by the Honorable Supreme Court Justice (retired) Edna Arbel (October 2015).
13. The Clinic's Response to the Bill on Restrictive Use of a Place to Prevent Offenses (Amendment No. 2), 2014 (November 2014).
14. The Clinic's response to the memorandum on the Copyright (Amendment No. …) Technological Protective Measures and Electronic Information Concerning Copyright Privileges, 2012 (November 2012).
15. The Clinic's response to calls for position papers of the Israeli Patent Office on the Patentability of Software (February 2010).

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