School of Digital Law and Bio-Law

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The School of Digital Law and Bio-Law was established in 2021 and offers bachelor’s, master’s, and continuing education programmes in jurisprudence; trains research personnel in faculty doctoral programmes; and carries out basic and applied research projects. Our teachers deliver courses covering digital law, bio law and related intellectual property issues.

Publications

Book

Kolzdorf M., Kapyrina N.

Thomson Reuters, 2023.

Article

Deepfakes: search for a model of legal regulation
In press

Demkin Vladislav Olegovich.

Legal Issues in the Digital Age. 2024. No. 4.

Book chapter

Different Facets of Cyber Hate in Russia and Controversial Legal Responses

Anita Soboleva, Alyona Gerashchenko.

In bk.: Handbook on Cyber Hate: The Modern Cyber Evil. Cham: Springer, 2024. Ch. 17. P. 335 - 355.

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Delivered by:: School of Digital Law and Bio-Law

Type:: Elective course

When:: 1 year, 4 module

Instructor

Savelyev, Alexander

Abstract

The course "Legal aspects of Software Development and Commercialization" is an elective course of the Master's Program "Digital Law". The purpose of the discipline is an in-depth study of the issues arising in the process of conclusion and execution of agreements related to the development and commercialization of software. Particular attention is paid to the practical aspects of software license agreements, software development agreements, the use of open source components under various open licenses, SaaS services and Smart contracts. The discipline involves consideration of the most relevant and problematic aspects of software commercialization in the framework of seminars to show students the main approaches used in practice, their advantages and disadvantages. The study of this discipline assumes a deep knowledge of civil law and private international law.

Contractual Legal Aspects of Software Commercialization

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