Covid-19 Leads to Short-Term and Long-Term Push in Digitalization
Covid-19 Leads to Short-Term and Long-Term Push in Digitalization
Hilfsassistierende:r für SNF-Projekt zu Chilling Effects gesucht
Hilfsassistierende:r für SNF-Projekt zu Chilling Effects gesucht
Campus Oerlikon Lecture Series: Digital Worlds
Campus Oerlikon Lecture Series: Digital Worlds
Public Guest Lecture: Alternative Post-Digital Futures
Public Guest Lecture: Alternative Post-Digital Futures
New Project on the Chilling Effects of Dataveillance
New Project on the Chilling Effects of Dataveillance
Open Position: Senior Research & Teaching Associate / Postdoctoral Researcher
Open Position: Senior Research & Teaching Associate / Postdoctoral Researcher
Wikimedia Foundation urges Pakistan Telecommunications Authority to restore access to Wikipedia in Pakistan
On Friday, February 3, 2023, Pakistan’s Telecommunications Authority blocked Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects. The Wikimedia Foundation calls on Pakistan to restore access to Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects in the country immediately.
Network Readiness Index webinar to discuss challenges to media literacy and active citizenship
As we entered 2023, many eyes have turned to the digital realm and its youngest actors, digital natives, or Generation Z. The digital readiness of countries around the world is regarded to be the new contested area as many vie for technological advancements and innovation following a relatively stagnant few years characterized by the COVID pandemic.
Renting “Bolt” Accounts in Lebanon Endangers Passengers and Drivers
“I’ve been ordering taxi rides through the Bolt app for three years. Everything was fine until I noticed … Renting “Bolt” Accounts in Lebanon Endangers Passengers and DriversRead More »
UvA in de slimme stad: Experts over potentieel en valkuilen AI in de stad
The post UvA in de slimme stad: Experts over potentieel en valkuilen AI in de stad appeared first on IVIR.
Guest Post: Vinit Kumar v CBI: Admissibility of evidence and the right to privacy
This post was authored by Sama Zehra The Bombay High Court (‘HC’) in Vinit Kumar v CBI was faced with a situation familiar to the constitutional courts in India. The HC was called upon to decide whether telephone recordings obtained in contravention of section 5(2) of the Telegraphs Act, 1885 (‘Act’) would be admissible in […]
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