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Publication: "Online Personal Data Processing and EU Data Protection Reform," lead-authored by CMCS Research Director Public Policy

April 13, 2013
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Kristina Irion, Research Director Public Policy at the CMCS, has authored a report with Giacomo Luchetta about "Online Personal Data Processing and EU Data Protection Reform". The report was published and presented at a launch event earlier this month by the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels, and can be downloaded from the CEPS website.

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New Infographic illustrates Iranian Internet Censorship; CMCS Fellow Amy Brouillette discusses process of creating model at CGCS

March 28, 2013
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Amy Brouillette, Research Fellow at CMCS, recently returned from working on a project on Iranian Internet Censorship with CMCS sister institution, the Center for Global Communication Studies (CGCS) at the Annenberg School for Communications at the University of Pennsylvania. Check out this newly published infograph which illustrates the convoluted regulatory maze which helps control online communications.

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CMCS joins CEU's School of Public Policy; welcomes Phil N. Howard

March 25, 2013
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CEU's Center for Media and Communication Studies (CMCS) has joined the School of Public Policy. As part of the School, the Center will strengthen research and collaborations with policy experts and civil society in the areas of media, communication, information, and technology policy.

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CEU Alumni Publication: The western perspective in Yahoo! News and Google News

February 25, 2013
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The International Communications Gazette published, in its latest issue, a paper by former CEU student Kohei Watanabe called The western perspective in Yahoo! News and Google News: Quantitative analysis of geographic coverage of online news. The article is based on the author's research at the Political Science Department of CEU in 2011 under the supervision by CMCS Director Kate Coyer and CMCS Fellow Stefania Milan.

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15 November - Joan Barata Mir: From Digital Terrestrial TV to Hybrid and Connected TV: Challenges from a regulatory perspective

November 14, 2012
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Tomorrow, the CMCS is hosting a discussion led by Joan Barata Mir, Professor of Communication Law and Vice Dean at the Blanquerna Communication and International Relations School, Universitat Ramon Llull (Barcelona), who will provide a broad reflection on how to regulate media an in the digital and convergent world - and the question if it is even possible to regulate them at all.

From Digital Terrestrial TV to Hybrid and Connected TV: Challenges from a regulatory perspective

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