Titlebook: Digital and Social Media Regulation; A Comparative Perspe Sorin Adam Matei,Franck Rebillard,Fabrice Rochelan Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Sorin Adam Matei,Franck Rebillard,Fabrice RochelanIncludes forward-thinking chapters that analyze the desirability, feasibility, and outcomes of digital and social media regulation.Discusses topics such as social media and digital corporate regulatio

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Eric Monteiro,Petter Almklov,Vidar Heps?iness models based on contents and personal data emerge. Companies want to expand their subscriber bases, which questions the economic power on gatekeeping content and Internet access. Regulators should adapt their tools and objectives to new challenges as afforded by convergence.

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Anol Bhattacherjee,Brian Fitzgeraldo reveal?the fundamental nature of modern privacy, intellectual property, and?freedom of expression. The chapter also proposes a fundamental shift in education practices which emphasizes the idea of co-regulation.

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Living in a Sociomaterial WorldAM?(Google, Apple, Facebook. Amazon, Microsoft), which?according to Benhamou, cannot be ignored. Long term outlooks include both positivity—Curien—and pessimism, via Bernisson. Of course, these forecasting exercises will ?only meet reality halfway. The future is as unpredictable as the past is unbelievable.

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Su Mu,Meng Cui,Jinxiu Qiao,Xiaoling Hur, relevant measures: an synthesized network of regulators and legislators, and wide regulatory framework which permits direct intervention on national levels. It is the task of this essay, now, and the Media Pluralism Monitor in future instances to regularly consider and rethink the realities surrounding an evolving media sphere.

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Revisiting the Rationales for Media Regulation: The , Rationale and the Case for Aggregate Social Me user data as a public resource may provide grounds for the application of a public interest regulatory framework to social media that is similar to the public interest regulatory framework that has traditionally been applied to broadcasting.