TY  - BOOK
AU  - Tambini,Damian
AU  - Moore,Martin
TI  - Regulating big tech: policy responses to digital dominance 
SN  - 9780197616109
U1  - 338.476 
PY  - 2022///
CY  - New York, NY
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - High technology industries
KW  - Government policy
KW  - Internet
KW  - Law and legislation
N1  - I. Enhancing accountability --; Reshaping platform-driven digital markets; Marina Mazzucato, Josh Enstminger, and Rainer Kattel; Reforming competition and media—the German approach; Sarah Hartmann and Bernd Holznagel --; Overcoming market power in online video platforms; Eli M. Noam --; Enabling community-owned platforms — a proposal for a tech new deal; Nathan Schneider --; II. Increasing accountability --; Obliging platforms  to accept a duty of care; Lorna woods and William Perrin; Minimizing data-driven targeting and providing a public search alternative; Angela Phillips and Eleonora Maria Mazzoli --; Accelerating adoption of a digital intermediary tax; Elda Brogi and Roberta Maria Carlini --; III. Safeguarding privacy --; Treating dominant digital platforms as public trustees; Philip M. Napoli --; Establishing auditing intermediaries to verify platform data; Ben Wagner and Lubos Kuklis --; Promoting data for well-being while minimizing stigma; Frank Pasquale --; IV. Protecting democracy --; Responding to disinformation : ten recommendations for regulatory action and forbearance; Chris Marsden, Ian Brown, and Michael Veale --; Creating new electoral public spheres; Martin Moore --; Transposing public service media obligations to dominant platforms; Jacob Rowbottom --; V. Reforming governance --; A model for global governance of platforms; Robert Fay --; Determining our technological and democratic future : a wish list; Paul Nemitz and Matthias Pfeffer --; Reconceptualizing media freedom; Damian Tambini --; A new social contract for platforms; Victor Pickard --; Conclusion : without a holistic vision, democratic media reforms may fail; Martin Moore and Damian Tambini
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