With Dr Aliaksandr Herasimenka, Mahsa Alimardani, Dr Jens Foerderer, Dr Michaela Lindenmayr, Professor Helmut Krcmar, and Assistant Prof Maximilian Schreieck
A joint webinar from the OII and TUM about governments using technology to control citizens and Firms’ fake follower use. This event is supported by the Dieter Schwarz Foundation
With Prof Ashley Mears
Watch Ashley Mears as she explores how content creators aiming to go viral by following algorithms are creating cringe content.
With Prof Elizabeth J. Altman
Prof. Altman provides an overview of her book: Workforce Ecosystems: Reaching Strategic Goals with People, Partners, and Technologies.
With Dr Sarrah Kassem
Watch Dr. Sarrah Kassem as she talks about her upcoming book that examines two Amazon platforms that differ in how they organize workers.
With John Edwards
A lecture delivered by John Edwards, the UK Information Commissioner, hosted by the Oxford Internet Institute.
With Mia Speier, Flora Schulte Nordholt, Tom Keunen, Lidewij van Vliet, and Maryia Sadouskaya-Komlach
A conversation with NGO Free Press Unlimited on how the digital age and new technologies impact global freedom of the press.
With Dr Bernie Hogan
This talk introduces Hogan's book From Social Science to Data Science.
With Nina Jankowicz
Jankowicz demonstrates how malign actors use gendered and sexualised disinformation to silence women and people of marginalised identities and provide tips for holding one's digital ground and fighting back against online harassment.
A discussion on censorship-resistance, web archiving and ensuring secure and easy access to information and people on the Internet.
With Dr Dongwon Lee
Dr Dongwon Lee explores the surge in AI research and novel AI applications and how these technologies can support the spread of misinformation.
With Dr Ana Valdivia
This workshop will explore the interactions and controversies of algorithms beyond the code.
With Professor Andrew Przybylski
Clive Myrie interviews Professor Andrew Przybylski on changes to the controversial Online Safety Bill. Professor Przybylski commented on the gravity of the issue: "We are talking about mental health and well-being of young people."
