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Januar 2021

Produktion von Handlungswissen für Plattformgovernance: Daten, Interfaces und Institution

Internet-Plattformen für Europa - Online Tagung
Although an unmanageable number of platform solutions are now available, the development of platforms and platform markets nevertheless leads to the establishment of powerful players and to dependencies that are associated with risks and diverse challenges.
 
HBI Director Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz will speak on this topic in his lecture "Production of action knowledge for platform governance: data, interfaces and institution" on Tuesday, January 19th, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. as part of the online conference "Internet Platforms for Europe. Digital Dominance and Digital Sovereignty as a Challenge for Policy and Regulation" in the panel "Platforms and Science: Appropriate Institutions and Approaches for Platform Research".
 
The conference is organized by the Faculty of Law of the University of Vienna. Language of presentation is german.
 
Click here to register. 

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