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This program investigates business models of digital technology companies and facilitates discussion and development of new regulatory policy frameworks that can address the most prominent challenges of our time, from disinformation to the spread of hateful conduct online.

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John Haigh

Co-Director, M-RCBG
Lecturer in Public Policy

Tom Wheeler
Time to Fix It: Developing Rules for Internet Capitalism

Things have indeed been broken. The question is what can be done to fix it? More specifically, will the leaders of the technology companies that created this new reality take the lead in resolving these challenges?

Tom Wheeler, former Chair, Federal Communications Commission
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This moment calls for a reassessment of the legislative and regulatory environment for the digital economy. 

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The world’s decentralized internet is coming under competition. Read this op-ed in Foreign Policy by Edo Campanella, Senior Fellow, M-RCBG, and John Haigh, Co-Director, M-RCBG and Lecturer in Public Policy, ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø.

 

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