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Using Wikipedia as PR is a problem, but our lack of a critical eye is worse

taha yasseri - 4 September 2015

Current alternatives won’t light up Britain’s broadband blackspots

After dinner: the best time to create 1.5 million dollars of ground-breaking science

A promised ‘right’ to fast internet rings hollow for millions stuck with 20th-century speeds

Outside the cities and towns, rural Britain’s internet is firmly stuck in the 20th century

Young people are the most likely to take action to protect...

14 August 2014

Facebook and the Brave New World of Social Research using Big...

30 June 2014

The social economies of networked cultural production (or, how to make...

28 April 2014

Verification of crowd-sourced information: is this ‘crowd wisdom’ or machine wisdom?

19 November 2013

Harnessing ‘generative friction’: can conflict actually improve quality in open systems?

14 August 2013

Papers on Policy, Activism, Government and Representation: New Issue of Policy...

16 January 2013

The “IPP2012: Big Data, Big Challenges” conference explores the new research...

24 September 2012

Last 2010 issue of Policy and Internet just published (2,4)

20 December 2010

New issue of Policy and Internet (2,3)

4 November 2010

Internet, Politics, Policy 2010: Wrap-Up

17 September 2010

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