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Internet Governance

Long Read: The Blind Spots in Digital Policy and Practice

December 10th, 2021

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Public Service Broadcasting/Media

BBC funding: licence fee debate risks overlooking value of UK’s public broadcasters

January 21st, 2022
Internet Governance

Book Review: Advanced Introduction to Platform Economics by Robin Mansell and W. Edward Steinmueller

January 17th, 2022
Citizen Participation and Politics

Democratic Lockdown, Forced Digitalization and Blended Participation of Young Citizens

January 13th, 2022

COVID 19 pandemic

Citizen Participation and Politics

Democratic Lockdown, Forced Digitalization and Blended Participation of Young Citizens

January 13th, 2022
Children and the Media

Growing up in a Digital World: Vulnerabilities of Children in post-Pandemic India

November 30th, 2021
COVID 19 pandemic

COVID-19, Broadband Disruption, and Infrastructure Literacy

May 13th, 2021

Internet Governance

Internet Governance

Book Review: Advanced Introduction to Platform Economics by Robin Mansell and W. Edward Steinmueller

January 17th, 2022
Internet Governance

Speaking Up: Contributing to the fight against gender-based violence online

December 17th, 2021
Internet Governance

Digital media are neither poison nor cure

December 13th, 2021

Children and the Media

Children and the Media

“Data: a new direction” – a child rights response

December 16th, 2021
Children and the Media

The impact of digital experiences on adolescents with mental health vulnerabilities

December 13th, 2021
Children and the Media

Growing up in a Digital World: Vulnerabilities of Children in post-Pandemic India

November 30th, 2021

Political communications

Political communications

Capitalism versus capitalism: Fox News and ‘strategic lying’

May 11th, 2021
Political communications

Keir Starmer, one year on: a communication gap?

March 29th, 2021
Citizen Participation and Politics

Real- time analysis shows that the first debate shifted attitudes among Twitter users towards Biden, and the second solidified them

November 4th, 2020
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