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Open call for submissions: Internet Policy Review
The peer-reviewed journal of Internet policy in Europe is seeking submissions of 6000-8000 words on topics of relevance to the regulation of digital communication technologies. The journal, edited in partnership between Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander von Humboldt, blockchiain, cryptocurrency, HIIG, Internet Policy Review, journal, policy
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Regulating the Sharing Economy: Special Issue Published Today
When goods and services are virtualised around us with the swipe of a mobile screen, it is hard not to believe we are living in a science fictional world. The convergence of fast and easy electronic payment systems with geolocative … Continue reading
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Tagged Articles, Internet Policy Review, IntPolRev, Platforms, sharing economy, Special Issue
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Call for Papers: Regulating the ‘Sharing Economy’
A new call for papers for an upcoming special issue of Internet Policy Review explores challenges facing regulators of the ‘sharing economy’ in Europe. The sharing economy concept, now with us for over a decade, refers to the digital enablement … Continue reading
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Tagged business models, call for papers, crowdfunding, Internet Policy Review, sharing economy
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ISP web-blocking in Europe: a delicate balancing act
CREATe PhD researcher Megan Blakely has published a short piece on this spring’s ECJ decision on injunctions against internet intermediaries. She writes, “On 27 March 2014, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) clarified that an internet service provider (ISP) is … Continue reading
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Tagged ECJ, Intermediaries, Internet Policy Review, ISPs, web-blocking
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