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Blockchain for better e-governance? Understanding the latest developments in the industry
If the potential of blockchain-driven management is fully realised, what areas in the public, economic,…
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Can e-participation be improved? Lessons from two successful initiatives.
Many initiatives have been launched, but some of them fail and/or are abandoned, contributing to…
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Do online consultations make citizens more satisfied with local democracy?
We find that giving citizens an opportunity to have a say in political decisions influences…
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Is crowdfunding at risk of being weaponized for extremist causes?
How do crowdfunding sites maintain their legitimacy as ‘open’ platforms while avoiding complicity with divisive,…
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Call for Papers: ICA Post Conference 2024
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The International Communication Association (ICA) will be hosting its annual Post Conference at the University Sydney, on the topic…
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Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code: What next?
A year after the introduction of the Code, we found the legislation was not always successful…
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Follow to be followed: Analyzing The centrality of Ministries of Foreign Affairs in Twitter Networks
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Through Twitter, diplomats can comment on world events in near-real time, narrate their state’s actions…
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Hate speech by political actors on X. The Spanish case.
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Political agents utilize digital platforms as alternative venues to solidify their ideological stances, employing rhetorical…
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Internet Companies in China: Where Private Interests and Government Intervention Clash
China is perhaps one of the most digitalized societies worldwide. Part of this sweep has…
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How to Decolonise the State of Policy in the Digital Space
In his latest editorial for Policy and Internet, John Hartley argues that a whole-of-humanity effort…
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The Definition Conundrum: What is Online Political Advertising and How do we Regulate it?
With political advertising increasingly taking place online, the question of regulation is becoming inescapable. In…
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OpenAI may have rehired Sam Altman, but AI needs more accountability, not ‘geniuses’
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in ToolsThe OpenAI employees had faith in Altman. They believed in his vision and they did…