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‚Landmark in the Land of Ideas‘ – Vote for ‚Open Science‘!
The jury of the ‚Germany the Land of Ideas‘ competition honoured the research project ‚Opening Science‘ as a ‚Landmark in the Land of Ideas‘. You can also…
Internet censorship in Turkey – New article on Internet Policy Review
Turkey holds its parliamentary elections on Sunday, 7 June. But is it possible to have free and fair elections, if the Internet is censored…
Gabriella Coleman: Weapons of the Geek – 8 May, Berlin
Gabriella Coleman is on of the most (if not the most) prominent anthropologist in the field of hacking culture and digital activism. On 8 May she…
CALL FOR PAPERS – Early Stage Researcher Colloquium 2015
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society announces the annual colloquium held in Berlin, 24 September 2015. We wish to gather early…
The Internet as a Challenge for State, Law and Society – Workshop Talks
The colloquium gives an insight the most important fields of law and current legal issues related to the Internet. Selected experts from science and…
Linked Production Workshops 2015
Linked workflows, new technologies and standards determine the production, archiving and distribution of audiovisual media. Only those who improve their knowledge, use collaborative and…
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RESEARCH ISSUES IN FOCUS
Platform governance
Data governance
Artificial intelligence and society
Digitalisation and sustainability
Open higher education
Digital future of the workplace
Who spreads disinformation, where, for what purpose, and to what extent?
How much disinformation do German politicians and parties actually spread? On which platforms and to what ends? Two new studies provide systematic answers.
Inside content moderation: Humans, machines and invisible work
Content moderation combines human labour and algorithmic systems, exposing global inequalities in who controls what we see online.
Beyond Big Tech: National strategies for platform alternatives
China, Russia and India are building national platform alternatives to reduce their dependence on Big Tech. What can Europe learn from their strategies?









