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The Risk of ‘Privacy Impact Assessments’ – PIA in the Sky
0 Comments Published by Bill February 10th, 2012 in Digital Policy, Fifth Estate, General Interest, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Governance, Internet Studies, Political Implications, Shaping the Internet, Social Informatics, Social Issues, Social Science ResearchI’ve run across the promotional material for a new book by David Wright and Paul De Hert, Privacy Impact Assessment, Springer, Dordrecht, 2012. They argue that the book ‘is timely as the European Commission’s proposal for a new Data Protection Regulation would make privacy impact assessments mandatory for any organisation processing “personal data where those [...]
Innovations in University Outreach: Join the Competition across Europe
0 Comments Published by Bill February 4th, 2012 in *OIINEWS, Arts and Humanities, Broadcasting, General Interest, OII, Research and Learning, Shaping the Internet, Social Informatics, Socio-technical Systems, Wisdom of CrowdsEuropean Competition for Best Innovations in University Outreach and Public Engagement As part of the EC-funded ULab project, the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford is organizing an online competition to identify the most innovative outreach and public engagement activities carried out by European Universities. Both individuals and groups may apply for awards. [...]
Single Issue Politics is Undermining the Internet
0 Comments Published by Bill February 4th, 2012 in *OIINEWS, General Interest, Internet Governance, Internet Studies, Social IssuesThe worldwide diffusion of the Internet is one of the most promising technological developments of the 21st Century. Over 2 billion people use the Internet with large proportions of North America and West Europe online, but larger numbers of users – and growing fast – in such rapidly developing nations as Brazil, Russia, India and [...]
Advice to Ofcom
0 Comments Published by Bill January 21st, 2012 in *OIINEWS, Fifth Estate, General Interest, Governance, Internet GovernanceThe Advisory Committees to Ofcom have created a blog site to provide useful information of relevance to anyone with a serious interest in communication issues across the communities and nations of the UK and Northern Ireland. It is designed to inform members of the various advisory committees to Ofcom. It will accomplish this by using [...]
Transcribed text of a Session on the Internet in Poland for the World Internet Project
0 Comments Published by Bill December 16th, 2011 in *OIINEWShttp://www.slideshare.net/WHDutton/2011-discussion-of-wip-findings-on-poland
The Co-Production of Knowledge: iCS Symposium, University of York, 18-20 July 2012: Call for Papers and Participation
0 Comments Published by Bill November 25th, 2011 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Studies, Political Implications, Research and Learning, Shaping the Internet, Social Informatics, Social Issues, Social Science Research, Socio-technical SystemsSymposium to be held at University of York, UK 18-20 July 2012 Call for Papers: http://www.york.ac.uk/satsu/news-events/ics/ The ubiquitous social and cultural adoption of social media, such as Twitter, Google, Wikipedia, YouTube and Facebook can be seen to present a significant [...]
The Internet in Poland 2011 – Bill Dutton
0 Comments Published by Bill November 17th, 2011 in *OIINEWS, Digital Policy, General Interest, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Studies, Shaping the Internet, Social Informatics, Social Issues, Social Science Research[The following is a penultimate version of my introduction to the 2011 report of the World Internet Project (WIP) Poland. I recommend the report to those interested in the WIP and the diffusion and impacts of the Internet in Poland and other European nations. The full report is available at: http://badania.gazeta.pl/PressOffice/PressKit.1625.po?category_id=1759] A transcription of the discussion [...]
Internet Governance and National Digital Policies, Paris, 9-10 November 2011
1 Comment Published by Bill October 31st, 2011 in *OIINEWS, Digital Policy, Governance, Internet Governance, Internet Studies, Shaping the Internet, Social Science ResearchInternet Governance and National Digital Policies Paris, 9-10 November 2011 (noon on 9 November – noon on 10 November) A UK ESRC Digital Policy Forum in Collaboration with the International Diplomatic Academy, Paris, organized by the International Diplomatic Academy and the Oxford Internet Institute as one of a series of seminars on ‘Digital Policy’. This [...]
Digital Literacy and Self-Regulation Online: Insights for Policy: Event on Friday, 18 November 2011, University of Leicester, UK
2 Comments Published by Bill October 12th, 2011 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, Broadcasting, Digital Policy, Shaping the Internet, Social Informatics, Social Issues, Social Science Research, Socio-technical SystemsESRC Seminar Series: ‘Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and Rights’ (RES-451-26-0849) 2011-13 ‘Digital Literacy and Self-Regulation Online: Insights for Policy’ Friday November 18 2011, University of Leicester, UK (Hosted by the Department of Media and Communication) This seminar explores different understandings and roles of digital literacy and issues of online self-regulation. It works against the background [...]
Moving Content Control Closer to the Household: Who is doing the research?
0 Comments Published by Bill October 11th, 2011 in Broadcasting, Digital Policy, General Interest, Internet and Everyday Life, Internet Governance, Shaping the Internet, Social Issues, Socio-technical SystemsNews of the launch of ParentPort should be of interest to all following communication issues, as it aims to provide an integrated, single site, to help households complain about content or material they feel is inappropriate for children, such as by helping to direct them to the appropriate regulator. This complements initiatives by the largest [...]
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