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SUMMARY:Changes in U.S. and EU Cyber Policy: Cooperation\, Convergence\, or Competition? | The German Marshall Fund of the United States
DESCRIPTION:The United States and European Union have each taken big steps forward on cybersecurity policy in recent months: Europe has a new cybersecurity strategy\, and a defense bill passed by the U.S. Congress in December implements many recommendations of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission. How do these new and emerging policies overlap? Where do they diverge? How might they create new opportunities for transatlantic cooperation on cybersecurity? What role does the private sector play in identifying and defending against new cyber threats? \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/changes-in-u-s-and-eu-cyber-policy-cooperation-convergence-or-competition-the-german-marshall-fund-of-the-united-states/
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SUMMARY:Lee Huebner Book Talk | The George Washington University
DESCRIPTION:Moderated by Professor Janet Steele\, this SMPA discussion will look at the striking history of concerns about fake news\, propaganda\, and the fear of the mob in the US.\, as described in a new book by  Professor Lee Huebner: The Fake News Panic of a Century Ago: The Discovery of Propaganda and the Coercion of Consent. \nJust as the term “fake news” has recently exploded into public consciousness\, so did the concept of propaganda a century ago. It was then a new term in public discourse\, one that became an obsession and even a panic as it seemed to threaten the very future of democracy. Triggering these fears\, then as now\, were new technologies which eroded  the social infuence of traditional communites\, even as a pschological revolution spotlighted the erosion of reason and the rising power of suggestion and the emotional mob. \nCan public “consent” actually be “coerced” by disinformation? Professor Huebner will share the views of thoughtful commentators of the past which have continuing relevance today. \n[…]\n\n\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/lee-huebner-book-talk-the-george-washington-university/
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SUMMARY:Tech & Democracy: Regulating Social Media - Is This the Tipping Point? | Betalab: Fix The Internet
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a conversation with Justin Hendrix\, Marietje Schaake\, Jason Kint and Yael Eisenstat. As part of our Betalab: Fix The Internet program\, we’re excited to host a timely new series of events in which we’ll tackle questions surrounding technology and democracy. \n‍\nFor our third event\, on March 5th at 1pm ET\, we’ll be discussing whether or not this is the tipping point for regulating social media. Moderator Justin Hendrix (Tech Policy Press) will be joined by Marietje Schaake (Sanford Cyber Policy Center)\, Jason Kint (Digital Content Next) and Yael Eisenstat (Betalab) for this conversation. \n‍\nWe strongly believe that in order to help “fix” the Internet and build better in the future\, founders and investors need to fully understand these critical issues and hope you’ll join us for these meaningful discussions.
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/tech-democracy-regulating-social-media-is-this-the-tipping-point-betalab-fix-the-internet/
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