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17 Jun 2024: There are lessons here. We need to think more about the sustainability of tech-driven services, about alternative ways of doing things, about questions of power, profit, and trust – and, yes,

17 Jun 2024: This talk formed part of the 2019 Cambridge Science Festival. The (Political and Financial) Economics of Transformational Technology. ... Like previous ones, the Digital Revolution has been shifting the distribution of power within and across economic

16 Jun 2024: However, both regulatory intervention and anti-trust enforcement will remain controversial until economic analysis provides some tools for a systematic assessment of competition in these markets.

17 Jun 2024: Transportation networks not only provide mobility but also drive economic development, influence land use, urban planning, impact the environment and enhance the liveability. ... COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the surface interconnected social,

17 Jun 2024: Consumer protection, Coronavirus, Coroners, Countryside, Courts, Criminal justice, Criminal law, Crisis communications, Critical national infrastructure, Data protection, Death, Defence, Economics, Education - higher and further, Education –

17 Jun 2024: The cluster aims to cover a wide range of research topics including digital media production, digital media cultures, trust, automation, digital labor, environmental impacts as well as the economic transformations unfolding

17 Jun 2024: However, both regulatory intervention and anti-trust enforcement will remain controversial until economic analysis provides some tools for a systematic assessment of competition in these markets.

16 Jun 2024: Rather now, we see ‘algorithmic accountability’ as a burgeoning area of interdisciplinary research, one that explicitly recognises that tackling issues in this context involves organisational, political, economic, and social considerations, not

16 Jun 2024: Brett Frischmann is the Charles Widger Endowed University Professor in Law, Business and Economics, Villanova University, an affiliated scholar of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School, and

16 Jun 2024: For governments, the development and sustainable growth of the Govtech industry holds a double allure: the promise of economic growth as the global Govtech market courts valuations of $400 billion annually;