Regulating big tech : policy responses to digital dominance /
edited by Martin Moore and Damian Tambini.
- xii, 368 pages : illustrations (black and white)
I. Enhancing accountability -- Reshaping platform-driven digital markets / Reforming competition and media—the German approach / Overcoming market power in online video platforms / Enabling community-owned platforms — a proposal for a tech new deal / II. Increasing accountability -- Obliging platforms to accept a duty of care / Minimizing data-driven targeting and providing a public search alternative / Accelerating adoption of a digital intermediary tax / III. Safeguarding privacy -- Treating dominant digital platforms as public trustees / Establishing auditing intermediaries to verify platform data / Promoting data for well-being while minimizing stigma / IV. Protecting democracy -- Responding to disinformation : ten recommendations for regulatory action and forbearance / Creating new electoral public spheres / Transposing public service media obligations to dominant platforms / V. Reforming governance -- A model for global governance of platforms / Determining our technological and democratic future : a wish list / Reconceptualizing media freedom / A new social contract for platforms / Conclusion : without a holistic vision, democratic media reforms may fail / Marina Mazzucato, Josh Enstminger, and Rainer Kattel Sarah Hartmann and Bernd Holznagel -- Eli M. Noam -- Nathan Schneider -- Lorna woods and William Perrin Angela Phillips and Eleonora Maria Mazzoli -- Elda Brogi and Roberta Maria Carlini -- Philip M. Napoli -- Ben Wagner and Lubos Kuklis -- Frank Pasquale -- Chris Marsden, Ian Brown, and Michael Veale -- Martin Moore -- Jacob Rowbottom -- Robert Fay -- Paul Nemitz and Matthias Pfeffer -- Damian Tambini -- Victor Pickard -- Martin Moore and Damian Tambini.