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Our special issue "Comparative Approaches to Studying Privacy" is now completed and published in @SocialMedia_Soc! It is edited by and @lbaruh, @_kquinn_, @Think_Macro, P. Masur, @CarstenWilhelm and me as part of #CPRN (comparativeprivacy.org). 🔗journals.sagepub.com/topic/collecti… 🧵👇

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Overall, the findings highlight the complex dynamics between globalization, acculturation expectations, and the potential for hostility and radicalization among majority groups toward immigrants.

⭐️Nordic Center for Internet and Society member Jonas R. Kunst together with Simon Ozer and Milan Obaidi recently published an article entitled “Globalization, immigrant acculturation expectations, and extremism” with publisher Oxford University Press.

He also gave specific inputs on what an innovation culture should consist of - inspired by the work of Harvard professor Gary Pisano. 👇 Access the full program via the following link: 🔗bergen-chamber.no/arrangementer/…

📢 The topic of the seminar was how to strengthen Norway's competitiveness, where Peder Inge Inge talked about the importance of innovation culture and a culture of change in companies.

⭐️ On January 23rd 2025, Nordic Centre for Internet and Society professor Peder Inge Furseth participated in and delivered a presentation at a seminar organized in collaboration with Bergen Næringsråd (Business Council).

👇If you're interested in learning more about this exciting topic, you can access the full book #openaccess via the following link: elgaronline.com/edcollbook-oa/…

📖 The edited volume explores the nature of content creation as labor, focusing on influencers in particular. It examines issues such as working conditions and worker protection while providing insights from different disciplines, including law, media studies, and economics.

🚀 Working in the influencer economy 🚀 ⭐️ NCIS professor @dasfiesch together with Taylor Annabell, Catalina Goanta and Isabelle Wildhaber recently co-edited “The Hashtag Hustle: Law and Policy Perspectives on Working in the Influencer Economy” with publisher @ElgarPublishing⭐️

👇 If you're interested in learning more about this exciting topic, you can access the full chapter #openaccess via the following link: 🔗researchgate.net/publication/38…

📖 The chapter entitled “Glitch Studies and Smart Speakers: A Spotlight on User Experiences of Unexpected Behaviors” examines the interplay between smart speakers, privacy concerns, and the concept of glitches.

⭐️NCIS co-director @lutzid together with @NewlandsGemma recently contributed with a chapter to “Voice Assistants in Private Homes: Media, Data and Language in Interaction and Discourse”⭐️

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📖 The book, which features 23 chapters and 84 contributing scholars, details key trends and implications shaping the future of digital work environment and examines the relationship between people and technology in the digital workspace.

🚀Nordic Centre for Internet and Society member @wong_suti and her collaborators Marko Orel and Matej Černe recently published a new edited volume entitled “Humanizing the digital workplace: Creativity, Innovation and Leadership in the Age of Technology” with @SpringerNature .

💡New Publication on comparative privacy research! After almost 5 years in the making, @MasurPhil, @Think_Macro, @_kquinn_ , @CarstenWilhelm, @lbaruh and I are proud to have published this article in the Information Society: doi.org/10.1080/019722… 🧵with key findings below

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The special theme features 10 novel and contributions that explore how individuals and organizations navigate digital privacy, frequently experiencing feelings of powerlessness and resignation when confronted with powerful data-driven infrastructures.

🚀 NCIS co-director @lutzid, together with Nora Draper, Christian Pieter Hoffmann, Giulia Ranzini and Joseph Turow recently completed their special theme in Big Data & Society on Digital Resignation and Privacy Cynicism. #privacy #cynicism #technology #digitalresignation