Right to Research Responsible Access to Data
summary
A 100+ page IViR mapping of 16 EU frameworks finds three access types — direct researcher access (DSA art.40), data donation/citizen science, and enabling/system-level sharing (DGA) — and documents empirical interviews showing blocked FOI replies, routine misuse of national‑security exemptions, and opaque platform APIs (Twitter/X paywall, Pushshift cuts) that break reproducible research. Concrete fixes proposed: contract templates condensing ~1,300 clauses, one unified access interface, stronger enforcement and agile API design for vetted research.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Right to Research panel
- 6:09Legal frameworks for data access
- 14:42Journalism and public interest research
- 22:51Technical barriers to data access
- 29:14Global platform data access
- 39:01Ethical principles for research
- 56:43Q&A on regulatory gaps
- 1:15:26Closing remarks
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