With Elizabeth Denham and Ivana Bartoletti
Oxford Internet Institute presents 'A new Bretton Woods for Data'. A conversation with Elizabeth Denham CBE, UK Information Commissioner and Global Privacy Assembly chair.
With Dr Deen Freelon and Dr Felix M. Simon
The OII is pleased to welcome Professor Deen Freelon for this webinar, hosted by DPhil candidate Felix M. Simon.
With Dr Kristopher Erickson and Professor Philip Howard
Dr Kristofer Erickson is Associate Professor in Media and Communication at Leeds University. We are delighted to welcome him for this webinar, hosted by Professor Philip Howard.
With Dr Victoria Nash, Professor Philip Howard, Professor Helen Margetts, Dr Andrew Graham, and Professor William H. Dutton
Join us for a panel discussion, with OII Directors past and present, reflecting on what the OII has achieved in the last 20 years, and how it hopes to address current and future technology challenges going forward.
With Professor Ian Milligan
The OII is delighted to welcome Ian Milligan from the University of Waterloo. Ian's research focuses on historians use of web archives, as well as the impact of digital sources on historical practices more generally.
A discussion and Q&A with the co-directors and star of ‘People You May Know’, Dr Charles Kriel & Katharina Gellein Viken.
With Katherine Maher and Professor Philip Howard
The Oxford Internet Institute welcomes Katherine Maher, the CEO and Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation, hosted by Professor Philip Howard, Director of the OII.
With Elizabeth Denham and Dr Victoria Nash
The Oxford Internet Institute is delighted to welcome Elizabeth Denham CBE, the UK Information Commissioner, hosted by Professor Victoria Nash of the OII. Elizabeth will discuss the future of data protection regulation in a post Brexit landscape.
With Dr Matthew Bui and Professor Gina Neff
As part of the Next Gen series Professor Gina Neff of the OII hosts Dr Matthew Bui, during this webinar he will explore the relationship between marginalized communities of color and data.