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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…
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Diversity, Inclusivity, and Good Governance: Emerging themes from the Policy & Internet Conference, 2023
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in ConferencesThe conference brought together leading local and international scholars and practitioners from the fields of…
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Policy & Internet Conference 2023: Policy innovation for inclusive internet governance
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in ConferencesTogether, scholars and policymakers will discuss current practices, alternative designs and the ‘unknowns’ that are…
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Call for Papers: Policy & Internet Conference 2023
Today, internet policy must confront issues relating to embedded interests, monopoly power, geopolitics, colonisation, warfare,…
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P&I Special Issue 2023 Call for Paper – Datafication. Platformisation. Metaverse. Global Internet Policy or a Fractured Communication Future?
Within our current online and hyper-connected lives, is it possible to have such a thing…
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Policy & Internet Conference 2022: Datafication. Platformisation. Metaverse. The state of global internet policy
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in ConferencesExamining how the current developments within digital media spaces has a regulatory impact.
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Special Issue Call for Papers – The Regulation Turn?
Do these technologies offer ease of connectivity, or do they have the potential to be…
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Five reasons ‘technological solutions’ are a distraction from the Irish border problem
Discussing the focus on ‘technological solutions’ in the context of the Irish border debate.
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Can “We the People” really help draft a national constitution? (sort of..)
There is a clear trend of greater public participation in the process of constitution making,…
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Bursting the bubbles of the Arab Spring: the brokers who bridge ideology on Twitter
Scholarly interest in online activism has grown with its use. Do social media really challenge…