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Could data pay for global development? Introducing data financing for global good

Vili Lehdonvirta - 3 January 2017

Public policy responses to cybercrime: a new special issue from Policy and Internet

The global fight over copyright control: Is David beating Goliath at his own game?

Evidence on the extent of harms experienced by children as a result of online risks: implications for policy and research

Should there be a better accounting of the algorithms that choose our news for us?

Monitoring Internet openness and rights: report from the Citizen Lab Summer...

12 August 2014

Mapping Fentanyl Trades on the Darknet

16 October 2017

Assessing the Ethics and Politics of Policing the Internet for Extremist...

18 February 2016

Designing Internet technologies for the public good

8 October 2014

Public policy responses to cybercrime: a new special issue from Policy...

1 June 2011

Crowdsourcing ideas as an emerging form of multistakeholder participation in Internet...

21 October 2015

Government “only” retaining online metadata still presents a privacy risk

30 November 2015

Should there be a better accounting of the algorithms that choose...

7 December 2016

Uber and Airbnb make the rules now — but to whose...

27 July 2015

Exploring variation in parental concerns about online safety issues

14 November 2013

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