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Policy & Internet Conference 2026
Call for Proposals University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia (Hybrid) 30 September – 2 October…
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P&I Special Issue Call for Papers – Shaping the Future of the Information Society: WSIS+20 and Beyond
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At the ITU Plenipotentiary conference in 1998, a proposal was made with the question: what…
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Lessons from the Late Roman Church on Taming Big Tech by Nelson Chen
Ancient Rome’s struggle against heresy offers timely lessons for today’s policymakers seeking to regulate harmful…
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Policy & Internet Conference returns in 2026 – save the date!
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in ConferencesThe Policy & Internet Conference will return to the University of Sydney, 30 September –…
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Call for EOIs: New editorial roles at Q1 journal Policy & Internet
Policy & Internet is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from academics interested in joining the…
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Q1 Journal Policy & Internet Announces New Editorial Team
Policy & Internet is pleased to announce an exciting transition in its editorial leadership for…
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Policy & Internet 2024 Conference: Wrap-Up!
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in ConferencesWe would like to thank everyone who participated in this year’s Policy & Internet conference…
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Policy & Internet Conference 2024 – Good Internet Policy: How, What, Why, Where, and For Whom?
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in ConferencesThe Policy & Internet conference will bring together a range of international voices to demonstrate…
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Policy & Internet Conference 2024: Logistics
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in ConferencesJoin us in shaping Internet policy discourses at a conference designed to challenge, inspire and…
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Good Internet Policy: How, What, Why, Where, and For Whom?
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Join us in shaping Internet policy discourses at a conference designed to challenge, inspire and…
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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…