Digital economies at global margins by Graham, M

Tec(h)tonic shifts: taxing the “digital economy” by Aslam, A, Shah, A

UnBias: emancipating users against algorithmic biases for a trusted digital economy by Koene, A, Dowthwaite, L, Lane, G, Webb, H, Portillo, V, Jirotka, M

“…UnBias is a collaboration between the Horizon Digital Economy Research Institute at the University of Nottingham, the Human Centred Computing group at the University of Oxford and the Centre for Intelligent Systems and their Applications (CISA) at the University of Edinburgh, with creative studio Proboscis. …”

Atypical employment and disability in the digital economy: accountability gap leaves disabled app developers’ rights unprotected by Krutzinna, J, Floridi, L

“…This applies particularly to disabled workers in atypical employment, such as those whose workplace is the Digital Economy. In this article, we discuss the case of disabled app developers as a significant example of how the current regulatory framework fails to be inclusive in its attempts to protect the rights of disabled Digital Economy workers. …”

Innovation hubs in Africa: assemblers of technology entrepreneurs by Friederici, N

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The changing role of students in British higher education governance: partners, consumers and digital users by Raaper, R, Komljenovic, J

“…Our main argument is that the governing role of students is fundamentally tied to the role of the university in the society and prevailing economic order, and it is therefore changing yet again in the new period of digital economy. We propose an approach to examine student role in HE governance in the new digital economy as ‘governing with data’ and ‘governing of data’. …”

Ethical perspectives on recommending digital technology for patients with mental illness by Glenn, T, Bauer, M, Monteith, S, Bauer, S, Whybrow, P, Geddes, J

“…Without an understanding of the digital economy, recommending the use of technology to patients with mental illness can inadvertently lead to harm. …”

Coding together – coding alone: the role of trust in collaborative programming by Stephany, F, Braesemann, F, Graham, M

“…In the digital economy, innovation processes increasingly rely on highly specialised know-how and open-source software shared on digital platforms on collaborative programming. …”

The white-collar hustle: academic writing & the Kenyan digital labour economy by Walker, C

“…<p>This study seeks to understand the experiences of young academic writers in Kenya, within the context of the new digital economy of educated-youth labour and global microwork exchanges. …”

Global networks in collaborative programming by Braesemann, F, Stoehr, N, Graham, M

“…This article visualizes a key form of knowledge production in the digital economy: mapping the joint collaborations of users from different cities on Stack Overflow, the world’s most popular question-and-answer website for programming questions. …”

The Internet and public policy: Future directions by Margetts, H, Lehdonvirta, V, González‐Bailón, S, Hutchinson, J, Bright, J, Nash, V, Sutcliffe, D

“…It is collection of six contributions covering the trajectory of the internet policy research agenda, platform power in the digital economy, algorithms and the need for transparency, media diversity and platform regulation, speech in the age of content moderation and age-gating the internet. …”

Digital platforms and development: a survey of the literature by Fu, X, Avenyo, E, Ghauri, P

“…The digital economy has led to significant socio-economic transformations in all aspects of our society and livelihoods. …”

Quantum technologies in Russia by Fedorov, AK, Akimov, AK, Biamonte, JD, Kavokin, AV, Khalili, FY, Kiktenko, EO, Kolachevsky, NN, Kurochkin, YV, Lvovsky, AI, Rubtsov, AN, Shlyapnikov, GV, Straupe, SS, Ustinov, AV, Zheltikov, AM

“…Quantum technologies in Russia are on the list of strategically important cross-cutting directions in the framework of the National Technology Initiative programs and the Digital Economy National Program. The broad focus includes quantum computing and simulation, quantum communications, quantum metrology and sensing. …”

A model of information security and competition by de Cornière, A, Taylor, G

“…Cyberattacks are a pervasive threat in the digital economy, with the potential to harm firms and their customers. …”

The public-private partnership (PPP) model in the development of e-commerce and digital skills training in rural China by Pu Yan

“…The collaboration between the public and private sectors represents a new strategy to facilitate a digital economy that incorporates marginalised communities in developing areas. …”

Multinational enterprises and structural transformation in emerging and developing countries: a survey of the literature by Fu, X, Emes, D, Hou, J

“…With rapid development and diffusion of digital technologies, MNEs in the service sector and the digital economy may also open windows of opportunity for developing countries to catch-up in the service sector. …”

Digital connectivity and African knowledge economies by Graham, M, Ojanpera, S, Anwar, M, Friederici, N

“…The region is quickly moving from a state of digital dis-connectivity, to a state where hundreds of millions of citizens are connected to the digital economy. This rapid change in connectivity has generated a lot of hope and excitement for the potentials of an emergent knowledge economy in the region. …”

Digital labour at economic margins: African workers and the global information economy by Anwar, MA, Graham, M

“…In discussions about the locations that make up the key productive nodes of the digital economy, Africa workers rarely gets a mention. …”

Innovation misunderstood by Stucke, ME, Ezrachi, A

“…That vision, we argue, reflects simplistic assumptions as to innovation dynamics and mistaken beliefs about the digital economy. It is further compounded by jurisprudential problems that characterize U.S. antitrust laws. …”

Ethically digital: contested cultural heritage in digital context by Rouhani, B

“…This paper discusses potential ethical risks regarding access, control, dissemination, and the digital economy by looking at existing approaches, guidelines, and principles in this field and a few digital heritage projects about contested heritage, and it questions whether the lack of an inclusive ethical framework could lead to a new kind of digital colonisation.…”