The right to a healthy online environment: Corporate food advertising,...
IntroductionRecent developments in platform governance, such as the UK’s Online Safety Act (‘OSA’) and EU’s Digital Services Act (Regulation 2022/2065, ‘DSA’), have empowered regulators to require...
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AcknowledgementsThis work has been realised thanks to the support of the Italian Ministry of University and Research for the complementary actions to the NRRP “Fit4MedRob – Fit for Medical Robotics”...
View ArticleThe governance gap: Why ignoring virtual world scholarship imperils metaverse...
This opinion editorial is part of Governing the metaverse through the lens of the public sphere, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Sunimal...
View ArticleIntroduction to the special issue on governing the metaverse through the lens...
Why the metaverse can change our physical world for good and for badThe challenge of governing the metaverse begins with a deceptively simple question: what exactly is being governed? Platforms such as...
View ArticleSuperhighway to serfdom: The political economy of the metaverse
This paper is part of Governing the metaverse through the lens of the public sphere, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Sunimal Mendis.IntroductionHow...
View ArticleDigital sovereignty and jurisdictional complexities in the metaverse:...
This paper is part of Governing the metaverse through the lens of the public sphere, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Sunimal Mendis.IntroductionThe...
View ArticleNavigating legal complexities of metaverse interoperability: A comparative...
This paper is part of Governing the metaverse through the lens of the public sphere, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Sunimal Mendis.IntroductionThe...
View ArticleCopyright and democratic discourse in virtual public spaces: Challenges for...
This paper is part of Governing the metaverse through the lens of the public sphere, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Sunimal...
View ArticleDigital Sovereignty is empty, but not boundless
A concept that means everythingDigital sovereignty is a politically charged and contested concept. In scholarship and public commentary, it is variously considered vague, underspecified, and all...
View ArticleHow Brussels reproduces Silicon Valley technosolutionism: Sociotechnical...
1. Introduction: The EU’s sociotechnical imaginary when regulating AIArtificial intelligence (AI) has become a central political issue in Europe and beyond, with direct implications for electoral...
View ArticleRegulation is working. That might be the problem
Why this moment mattersFor much of the past decade, the central question in children’s digital policy was whether governments could compel technology platforms to change at all. The answer, it turns...
View ArticleIs procurement the missing piece of the digital sovereignty puzzle?
Who owns the code?In June, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited France to negotiate a consequential defence procurement deal. India's proposed acquisition of 114 Rafale fighter jets, valued at...
View ArticleFreedom of the media
This article belongs to Concepts of the digital society, a special section of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Christian Katzenbach and Thomas Christian Bächle. IntroductionFreedom of the...
View ArticleFrom performance to infrastructure: Governing political fear in the platform age
IntroductionIn an era increasingly defined by data-driven communication and algorithmic governance, political power is no longer exercised solely through institutions and laws. It is also enacted...
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Who’s behind the wheel? Assessing internet regulatory agencies’ autonomy from...
1. IntroductionEach time a web address is accessed, a complex global system determines whether that site exists, who can access it, and how safely data travels there. Rules such as those that determine...
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Between search and platform: ChatGPT under the DSA
1. IntroductionThe Digital Services Act (DSA) provides the European Union’s framework for governing intermediary services in the digital economy, establishing a taxonomy and a set of obligations for...
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Ruling by bullying: Threats of regulation as an internet governance device
AcknowledgementsThis paper has been long in the making. I would like to thank commentators at the IGF's GigaNet symposium held in Kyoto in 2023, where I presented a rough version of this research. My...
View ArticleExploring digital solidarity economy in false information management: A case...
This paper is part of Digital Solidarity Economies, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Belén Albornoz, Ricard Espelt, Rafael Grohmann, and Denise Kasparian.IntroductionIn recent...
View ArticleGovernance, technology, and the limits of digital solidarity economies: A...
This paper is part of Digital Solidarity Economies, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Belén Albornoz, Ricard Espelt, Rafael Grohmann, and Denise Kasparian.1. IntroductionSouth...
View ArticleClash between law power and code power: The case of Norway vs. Meta
IntroductionOn 4 July 2023, the EU Court ruled that behaviour-based advertising carried out by Meta takes place in a way not compliant with EU law (Meta v. Bundeskartellamt, C-252/21). Based on this,...
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