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Insights into Chile’s digital ecosystem. – A  travel report. - Generic Image

Insights into Chile’s digital ecosystem. – A travel report.

By Lies van Roessel, Osvaldo Saldias, Martin Wrobel and Max von Grafenstein. Two weeks ago, a scientific delegation from the Institute got a fantastic insight into Chile’s digital ecosystem. Three of…

Internet <em>and</em> Society? A tiny word that makes a difference that makes a difference - Generic Image

Internet and Society? A tiny word that makes a difference that makes a difference

Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. Enquete Commission on Internet and Digital Society. Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society. Ever since starting my PhD on the digitisation of the German parliamentary democracy…

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Looking at Open Science through the Prism of a Social Dilemma

The essence of open science is to make the whole research process transparent and accessible. The idea of open science can be traced back to the days of the emergence…

Conference report: 18th Forum Enterpreneurship Research (G-Forum) - Generic Image

Conference report: 18th Forum Enterpreneurship Research (G-Forum)

On 13 and 14 November 2014 two doctoral researchers from the  ‚Innovation and Entrepreneurship‘ team at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) in Berlin attended the…

(At least) six perspectives on audio-visual media – Impressions from the 2014 Early Stage Researchers Colloquium - Generic Image

(At least) six perspectives on audio-visual media – Impressions from the 2014 Early Stage Researchers Colloquium

From old films stored in archives across Europe to computer games and videos on multi-channel-networks: audio-visual media is all around us. This years’ ESRC „Pay Per Pixel“ track set out to shed…

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The great potential of citizen science

Citizen science is nothing new. What do Benjamin Franklin (see picture obove), Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and Francis Bacon have in common? All were amateur scientists. Franklin invented the lightning…