This podcast explores the concept of "data altruism" within the European Union, specifically focusing on the implications of the Data Governance Act. It explains how the Act aims to establish a framework for data altruism, where individuals willingly share their data for public benefit. The podcast details the requirements for becoming a recognised data altruism organisation, including transparency and accountability measures. It also raises concerns regarding potential misuse, ethical considerations, and the possibility of creating a "data altruism" divide.

This podcast, titled "From Atoms to Bits", examines the evolution of law and its relationship with technology in the digital age. It starts by contrasting the traditional "law of things", which governs physical objects, to the challenges posed by intangible digital information, specifically the concepts of uniqueness and rivalrousness. The podcast then explores how digitisation has transformed the value of information and how law must adapt to a world where information is valuable but scalable, non-rivalrous, and intangible. The podcast concludes with a discussion of the "cyberlibertarian" theory, which argues for a separate legal framework for cyberspace and its challenges from perspectives like cyber paternalism and network communitarianism.