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Date & time:
1.00pm – 2.30pm
Thursday 23 June 2022
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Noosa & Springfield Rooms, X Block, KG
From smart cities to digital town squares: DataCare as a model for community-led urban analysis
Risk Factor "Algorithm”: Lack of Knowledge, Uncertainty and Desire for More Control in Switzerland
Open Knowledge Foundation is excited to announce the list of organisations who have been awarded small grants to help them host Open Data Day events and activities across the world.
We received 296 small grants application this year and were greatly impressed by the quality of the event proposals.
This year we are supporting 14 events; 10 open data events and 4 events for the “Ocean data for a thriving planet” category.
I discuss here two illustrative cases of paradoxical puzzles in cybersecurity:
1) To reduce failures, aim at having some failures;
2) To get better international cybersecurity, have fewer rules and limit prosecutorial-type enforcement.
Application deadline: July 22, 2022
Fellowship period: August 2022 – July 2023
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The Portulans Institute Fellowship Program offers graduate students and young professionals opportunities to work on novel research on human capital, technology and innovation policies. We welcome applications from individuals in any country who are committed to understanding and advancing an inclusive and sustainable development of societies.
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The research project "Sustainability, Entrepreneurship and Global Digitalisation (SET)" of the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) develops international approaches to regulate online platform work and deal with climate issues in the digital economy.
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Présentation en italien par Tommaso Venturini de son ouvrage Controversy Mapping, 26 mai 2022. Vidéo en ligne.
L’article « Prendere sul serio le controversie » est apparu en premier sur Centre Internet et Société.
Am 1. Juni 2022 ist der Startschuss für das bundesweite Neun-Euro-Ticket gefallen. Für Studierende der Universität Würzburg bedeutet das: Sie können bis zum 31. August 2022 mit dem bereits erworbenen Semesterticket und ihrem Personalausweis das Angebot des deutschlandweiten ÖPNV nutzen. Ein Erwerb eines gesonderten Neun-Euro-Tickets ist nicht erforderlich.
《因疫情防控导致合同无法履约，企业可否援引不可抗力免责？》界面新闻2022年5月29日
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