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HIIG has a new home
In February, we moved not far from our former offices to Französische Straße, 10117 Berlin. We would be glad if you visit us in our new home, for example for the first Digitaler Salon in our building on 30 March.
New survey: The regulatory conditions of IP interconnection
IP interconnection is often assumed to be unregulated. But locally, public regulation is starting to emerge as interconnection professionals state in a survey conducted by Uta Meier-Hahn. Disclosure regulations, mandatory peering or licensing terms lead to tension between formal and informal norms on the internet.
Big Data for President
Do governments make use of the new data and methods? Should they? And does big data follow different rules when applied for government use? Our guests Siim Sikkut, policy adviser at the Government Office of Estonia, Dirk Mahnkopf, specialist for ‘Big Data and Analytics‘ at Cisco and HIIG-director Jeanette Hofmann will discuss those questions on 14 February.
First DFG-Project at HIIG: Product Development for Everyone
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society is a project partner of a newly initiated joint project at the Technical University Berlin. The project is financed by the German and French national research foundations DFG and ANR and focusses on Open Source product development.
Big Data for Health. Who benefits?
Hardly any other area is polarised as much as the health sector about the use of big data. For the second event in the series: "Big data: big power shifts?" eminent experts in the field will discuss on 10 February: Who eventually benefits from big data? Want to take part in the discussion? Then sign up here.
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Digitaler Salon: Dem Hölderlin sein Hashtag.
Are algorithms the new authors of a highly calculated literature in the digital age? How can the internet help us to redefine storytelling and writing? Discuss with us Hashtag Hölderlin at our first #DigSal in 2016 in Ocelot Bookstore in Berlin.
SSRN-Paper: Fostering Engagement with Gamification
Anna Hansch, Christopher Newman and Thomas Schildhauer examine the potential of gamification in online Learning platforms. They presented their results in a SSRN-Paper. Click here for more information.
Networks of Outrage
The research project "Networks of Outrage: Mapping the Emergence of New Extremism in Europe" deals with far-right movements in the web and social media. The project is realized by HIIG-director Jeanette Hofmann, Cornelius Puschmann, Julian Ausserhofer (HIIG), Noura Maan and Markus Hametner (Der Standard) and supported by VolkswagenStiftung.
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Digitaler Salon: Fluchthelfer Smartphone
Especially when people flee from their homes, smartphone and internet access become vital tools - as compass, map and alarm phone. We want to discuss this month: How does the internet help refugees? And what are the potentials of technologies and apps for refugees and helpers alike? - We discuss on 25 November in ACUD MACHT NEU.
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