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Code, Black Box, Local Government, Urban Policy, Public Policy, Ethics, Transparency, Democratic Governance, Trade Secrets, Freedom of Information, FOIA, Data Analytics, Big Data, Algorithms
surveillance, platforms, democracy, data, smart city, urban, privacy, infrastructure, governance, municipal, cities, privatization, procurement, planning, autonomous vehicles
marketing, advertising, media, disclosure, intellectual property, payola, propaganda, advertising, commercial speech, First Amendment, Coase, Habermas
animal rights, animal law, philosophy, jurisprudence
spectrum, property and liability rules, administrative law, FCC, commons, property law, nuisance, administrative law, public interest, wireless, communications law and regulation
peer-to-peer communications, advertising, new media, social media, Web 2.0, stealth marketing
smart city, surveillance, data, platforms, communications, networks, Internet, neoliberalism, city government, municipal government, localism, procurement, privatization, privacy
Platform Regulation, First Amendment, Free Speech, Intermediary Liability, Content Moderation, Section 230, Hate Speech, Platform Neutrality, Defamation
Digital media, market failures, communications policy, first amendment, government subsidies
Social Media, Political Advertising, Transparency, Democracy, Disinformation, Trolls
AI, algorithms, audits, technology, ethics, ethical algorithms, governance, DSA
Internet of Things, IoT, privacy, innovation, technology, smart city, Internet, communications, standards, interoperability, civic inclusion, broadband adoption
public media, communications, new media, social networks, telecommunications policy, Internet, broadband, public service media, public broadcasting, media policy
Algorithms, Machine Learning, Police, Transparency, Standards, Law, Regulation, Ethics
smart cities, anchor institutions, Internet of Things, IoT, broadband policy, digital inclusion, informational justice, libraries, broadband adoption
digital platforms, social media, misinformation, disinformation, content moderation, soft moderation, fact checks, warning labels, transparency, user engagement
Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act, First Amendment, subsidized speech, communications regulation, broadcast regulation, must carry, unconstitutional conditions
copyright law, communications law, media law, access to the press, media ownership, access rights, First Amendment, Justice Breyer, strict scrutiny, Turner, Eldred
spectrum, equity, unjust enrichment, commons, property rights, natural resources
spectrum, auctions, telecommunications, wireless, communications policy, public interest, public policy, regulation, administrative law, FCC
media policy, public media, public service media, public broadcasting, market failure, innovation, social media, communications, democratic discourse, Habermas
First Amendment, advertising, information policy, disclosure requirements, government speech, administrative law, commercial speech, communications, paternalism, emotions, graphic
broadband policy, public media, media policy, public broadcasting, intellectual property, public subsidies, communications, journalism, noncommercial media, Internet, networks
spectrum policy, media policy, media regulation, telecommunications regulation, video, Internet, wireless, administrative law
net neutrality, zero rating, free speech, digital divide, edge providers, broadband
algorithms, data, technology, policy, education, transparency, due process, engagement
spectrum policy, telecommunications, wireless, administrative law
First Amendment, Fairness Doctrine, broadcast regulation, media policy, Internet, media diversity
