This article was written by Audrey Tang, the Digital Minister of Taiwan, and was originally published in The New York Times on October 15, 2019.
Hundreds of young activists occupied Taiwan’s legislature in 2014 to oppose a new trade pact with Beijing (Credit: WallySantana/Associated Press)
Author: Marta Maroni, Phd candidate in Constitutional Law, Faculty of law, University of Helsinki *
Authors:
Elda Brogi, Scientific coordinator of The Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom (CMPF)
Marta Maroni, Phd candidate in Constitutional Law, Faculty of law, University of Helsinki*
On Wednesday, October 9, Iraqi lawyer Mohammed Joumaa filed a lawsuit against the Iraqi minister of telecommunications for disrupting and shutting down the Internet during protests in early October. The lawsuit demands that the minister of telecommunications “repeal the decision to shutdown the internet in the country and establish that network disruptions[...]
On Wednesday, October 9, Iraqi lawyer Mohammed Joumaa filed a lawsuit against the Iraqi minister of telecommunications for disrupting and shutting down the Internet during protests in early October. The lawsuit demands that the minister of telecommunications “repeal the decision to shutdown the internet in the country and establish that network disruptions[...]
On Wednesday, October 9, Iraqi lawyer Mohammed Joumaa filed a lawsuit against the Iraqi minister of telecommunications for disrupting and shutting down the Internet during protests in early October.
The CMPF is pleased to publish a new working paper from Ingrid Lambrecht and Professor Peggy Valcke, members of the Belgian Media Pluralism Monitor country team and researchers at the Centre for IT & IP Law at Catholic University of Leuven.
Radio Universidad de Navarra acoge el XVII Encuentro de Radios Universitarias
La cita ha reunido a responsables y estudiantes de 15 emisoras universitarias de toda España y a profesionales de medios radiofónicos
FOTO: Manuel Castells
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Monica A. Senor (Funzionario presso l’Autorità garante per la protezione dei dati personali e Fellow Centro Nexa) e Massimo Durante (Professore e Fellow Centro Nexa)
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In 2018 Xiamen and Fuzhou, two cities in Fujian province, a region on the coast in the southeast most famous for its historic trader links and global diaspora population, became one of just a handful of cities in China with their own city-level personal credit scores (个人信用评分). These are algorithmically created scores, using data gathered by the local government to assess citizens’ level of “promise keeping” (守信), that can be used at places like hospitals and tourist sites, or when paying school tuition fees and borrowing books.
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You can find more information about the program under this link
The following report details four training workshops which took place as part of the Open Design and Manufacturing project this year. These were:
El pasado martes 17 de septiembre, el mismo día en que el libro Permanent Record/Vigilancia Permanente (2019) de Edward Snowden era publicado simultáneamente por 23 editoriales al rededor del mundo, el departamento de Justicia de Estados Unidos interpuso una demanda contra su autor y su casa editorial Macmillan and Holtzbrinck.