The Policy and Internet Blog
This blog reports on research published in the academic journal Policy & Internet (Wiley-Blackwell), and policy work being undertaken at the Oxford Internet Institute.
Policy and Internet Journal
Policy & Internet investigates the implications of the Internet and associated technologies for public policy. It is edited by the Oxford Internet Institute for the Policy Studies Organization (PSO).
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Latest posts
- Online Crowd-sourcing of Scientific Data Could Document the Worldwide Loss of Glaciers to Climate Change
- Crowdsourcing Translation During Crisis Situations: Are ‘Real Voices’ Being Excluded from the Decisions and Policies it Supports?
- Time for Debate About the Societal Impact of the Internet of Things
- Why Do (Some) Political Protest Mobilisations Succeed?
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New Special Issue on Cybercrime from Policy and Internet
Cybercrime is a pressing and prevalent problem for the information society, carrying with it a considerable set of associated risks for individuals, business and industry, and public administration and e-government. This Policy and Internet special issue on cybercrime brings together … Continue reading →
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Tagged child protection, cyberbullying, cybersecurity, data protection, data-sharing, filesharing, personal data, Warez
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