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Dismantling the “Black Opticon”: Privacy, Race Equity, and Online Data-Protection Reform
Federal privacy law has failed to address privacy problems that disproportionately affect African Americans, such as oversurveillance, discrimination, and fraud. New state and federal privacy laws could better serve their interests.
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Anita Allen |
2022 |
Content Moderation Remedies
Sometimes users' online content or actions violate Internet service providers’ rules. Services should moderate content effectively, but should also promote free expression, competition, and community.
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Eric Goldman |
2022 |
Twenty Years of U.S. Digital Copyright: Adapting from Analog
From 2001 to 2021, digital technologies have challenged U.S. copyright law. Key copyright concepts affected include the scope of exclusive rights, fair use, and liability of online service providers for infringement.
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Jane Ginsburg |
2022 |
Online Public Health Misinformation, and How to Tame It
Public health misinformation (PHM) causes substantial harm. Online platforms’ efforts to combat PHM are not sufficiently effective. “Soft” regulation such as governmental codes of conduct could help control PHM.
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Ira Rubinstein, Tomer Kenneth |
2022 |
Futures of Digital Governance
Digital technologies will cause far-reaching social change on a global scale. Novel methods of governance will be needed to contend with the scope of this transformation.
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Urs Gasser, Virgilio Almeida |
2022 |
Creating a Platform for Costless Personalization in Clothing
A case study of Threadless reveals the importance of co-inventions combining understanding of technology with business processes. Threadless creates digital dark matter, benefits that cannot easily by measured.
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Shane Greenstein |
2022 |
Leveraging Value Creation to Drive the Growth of B2B Platforms
Some assume that Business-to-Business (B2B) platforms are similar to Business-to-Consumer (B2C) platforms. However, the needs of B2B consumers are more complex. B2B platforms create value differently than B2C platforms.
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Geoffrey Parker, Edward G. Anderson, Jr., Jose Lopez |
2022 |
How Hybrid Working from Home Works Out
Hybrid working from home (WFH) has greatly increased since the pandemic. Data shows that WFH employees enjoy increased job satisfaction and lower attrition. WFH changes the structure of the work week and messaging behavior.
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Nicholas Bloom, James Liang, Ruobing Han |
2022 |
Auditing Google's Search Headlines as a Potential Gateway to Misleading Content: Evidence from the 2020 U.S. Election
An audit of Google search results shows that videos promoted more election-related misinformation than news stories or ads. Users’ choice of search terms affected the quality of information displayed.
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Kate Starbird, Himanshu Zade, M. Ryan Calo, Jason Young, Jevin West, Morgan Wack, Yuanrui Zhang |
2022 |
The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity, and Love in the Digital Age
Intimate privacy concerns the extent to which others may access information about our health, sexuality, gender, and close relationships. The law does not adequately protect intimate privacy.
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Danielle Citron |
2022 |