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Hosted by Anna Litvinenko · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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In this podcast, we talk to experts about challenges and perspectives of Internet governance. "IGE" is produced by students of the Institute for Media and Communication Studies and of the JFK Institute for North American Studies, Freie Universitaet Berlin.
Anna Litvinenko hosts Internet Governance Explained, a science show with 27 episodes published.
As AI-generated text, images, and videos become increasingly difficult to distinguish from reality, how can we trust the information we encounter online? In this episode, researchers Mykola Makhortykh and Victoria Vziaty
Is your coffee machine a security risk? Dr. Reaz Khan from Freie Universität Berlin breaks down how we understand the Internet of Things today, and how that understanding is being challenged by the rise of autonomous AI
In this podcast episode, we are joined by Prof. Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann (University of Innsbruck) to discuss the concept of platformisation and its impact on journalism and democracy. We explore how the growing role of
In recent years, cybercrime, particularly large-scale online scams linked to human trafficking and money laundering, has become a pressing transnational challenge, especially in Southeast Asian countries such as Cambodia
We all spend time in online communities, from private group chats and Reddit forums to newer platforms such as Mastodon. But who actually makes the rules there? And who decides what content gets promoted, removed, or shu
How does China govern its digital space, and what is their defintion of internet sovereignty? In this episode, Dr. Jia Lianrui, Lecturer in Digital Media and Society at the University of Sheffield, discusses China’s plat
The regulation of digital platforms, particularly in combating disinformation, is a highly debated issue. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently caused a controversy when he announced plans to discontinue fact-checking progra
The digital world holds the key to participation in nearly every aspect of modern life - but for people with disabilities, significant barriers remain. In this episode, we sit down with Michael Wahl, head of the German F
In this episode, we explore a particularly controversial topic: content moderation. What is content moderation? What role does AI play in this context? How do platforms decide which content is allowed? We discuss the cha
Platforms significantly impact societal fields such as politics, economics, and society at large, prompting growing efforts to regulate them. In 2024, the European Commission implemented the Digital Services Act to ensur
In today’s digital world, it is almost impossible for social media users to not stumble upon influencers and influencer marketing. However, the regulations and laws surrounding them are still undefined, which can cause a
With the rising popularity of AI tools such as Chat GPT and Midjourney, the first effects in the creative industry are noticeable. Declining amounts of commissions and people losing their jobs are just the tip of the ice
Freedom of speech is one of the fundamental human rights. However, it does not imply that one can express any opinions or ideas. Particularly on social media, the rise of hate speech is a growing concern. In this episode
Since Twitter's transformation into X, as announced by Elon Musk in October 2022 with his tweet "the bird is freed," the platform has undergone significant changes. How do these developments affect users as well as resea
What role do online platforms play in storing and forming our individual and collective memories? Lena Mackuth and Fleur Renkema talk with Dr. Rik Smit from the Universty of Groningen about his research on the platformiz
In this episode we interview Daniel Moßbrucker, journalist and security trainer for journalists. Daniel focusses on surveillance, data protection and internet regulation. We ask Daniel about the problems journalists are
Caroline Kellerbach and Anna Absolonová talk about digital inequalities and NFTs with Dr. Matthieu Nadini, data scientist from the University of London. Users worldwide are increasingly interested in how digital art and
What is Artificial Intelligence? How can it impact our societies and guide our actions? Why are ethics and principals necessary to help steer its development and usage? How is AI autonomously mediating issues of freedom
In 2021, Frances Haugen revealed the so-called “Facebook Files”, which fueled controversial discussions on platforms as powerful entities - not only in shaping societal discourse. What makes them so powerful and what are
In this episode, Hernan Funes & Valeria Tsoy explore the digital world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and discuss among other things the challenges of regulation of this new technology as well the ecological aspect of its
Mykola Makhortykh
University of Bern
1 appearance on this show
Reaz Khan
Freie Universität Berlin
1 appearance on this show
Matthias C. Kettemann
University of Innsbruck
1 appearance on this show
Hoàng Hà
Vietnam Television
1 appearance on this show
Sohyeon Hwang
Princeton University
1 appearance on this show
Jia Lianrui
University of Sheffield
1 appearance on this show
Martha Stolze
Weizenbaum Institute
1 appearance on this show
Michael Wahl
German Federal Agency for Accessibility of Information Technology
1 appearance on this show
David Hartmann
Weizenbaum Institute
1 appearance on this show
Rita Gsenger
Weizenbaum Institute
1 appearance on this show
Lena-Maria Böswald
Das NETTZ
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rik Smit
Universty of Groningen
1 appearance on this show
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