Public Domain and Democracy in the Digital Age
Information in the public domain is about freedom of access and use. Essential for the right to information, public domain is functional to our understanding of contemporary democracy. It is a precondition for a well-functioning political life – but how this occurs is unclear
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Automation and Legislation: Should the Democratic Process Be Renewed?
Dag Wiese Schartum, University of Oslo
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Patricia Mindus, Avdelningen för praktisk filosofi
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28 november 2014
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15:04 Opening Session I
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3:35 Opening Session II
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1:11:24 National Government’s Data as a Public Resource
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1:11:05 Accessing & Using Big Data: Epistemic, Ethical & Political Implications
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1:03:56 Protecting the Private Sphere when the Public/Private Distinction Collapses
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1:12:26 Open Data and Big Data: Politics and Economics of Big Data Sharing
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1:14:27 How Can Policymakers Place A Value On the Public Domain? Let Us Count the Ways
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54:46 Social Movements and the Politicization of Intellectual Property Claims
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40:31 Between 250 Years of Free Information and 20 Years of EU and Internet
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58:38 Spelas nu Automation and Legislation: Should the Democratic Process Be Renewed?
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1:05:13 Internet Governance and Freedom of Expression
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41:56 Access Rights and Democracy
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38:13 Public Domain and the Privatized Web: Power Relations and the Logics of Democratic Participation