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TPRC48: THE RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON COMMUNICATIONS, INFORMATION, AND INTERNET POL

Joseph Shepherd Miller

WashingTech/Tech Policy Leaders Podcast
CEO
Reston, VA

washingtech.org

I am the Founder & CEO of the Washington Center for Tech Policy Inclusion -- WashingTECH, Inc. Since 2014, we have advocated for an inclusive technology and media public policy dialogue. We are interested in fostering inclusive conversations around broadband affordability, competition/antitrust policy, election security, cybersecurity, AI policy, finding evidence of disinformation tactics, media ownership diversity, FCC reform, and engaging underrepresented individuals in the international tech policy dialogue.

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2:00pm EST

Conversation with Ghazi Ahamat, Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation and Robin Mansell, London School of Economics Room #1

3:00pm EST

Author Talk: Safiya Noble Room #1

3:45pm EST

Closing Remarks Room #1

10:00am EST

Assessing the Market Power of Digital Platforms Room #1

10:30am EST

Harmonizing Regulatory Spheres to Overcome Challenges for Governance of Patient-Generated Health Data in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Room #4 Data for Prominence on Dominant Online Platforms Room #1

10:45am EST

Immigration Policy and Competition in U.S. AI Development Room #4

11:00am EST

Standardizing Internet Security: Surveillance, Human Rights, and TLS 1.3 Room #4 Social Media Platforms as Public Trustees: An Approach to the Disinformation Problem Room #1

11:15am EST

The Social Value of a Ridesharing Platform Room #1

11:30am EST

Open Government Data in Digital Markets: Effects on Innovation, Competition and Societal Benefits Room #1

12:30pm EST

Awards Ceremony Room #1

1:30pm EST

The Researcher’s Guide to the Digital Inclusion Galaxy: Designing and Using Data from the NTIA Internet Use Survey Room #2

2:30pm EST

TPRC48 TOWN HALL: Free speech, societal harmony, and media diversity: pick two Room #1

4:00pm EST

Closing Remarks Room #1

5:00pm EST

Trivia Happy Hour Room #1

10:00am EST

Disaggregating the Drivers of Mobile Technology Adoption: The Threat of Unobservable Gender Biases Room #1 Breaking through the Gender Digital Divide: Technology, Social Norms, and the WomenConnect Challenge Room #4

10:15am EST

Employment and the Gender Digital Divide in Latin America: A Decomposition Analysis Room #4

10:30am EST

Cybersecurity Capacity Building: Cross-National Benefits and International Divides Room #5 Welfare Effects of Mobile Broadband Internet: Evidence from Nigeria Room #4

10:45am EST

ICTs Use for Mitigting Social Exclusion in the Lives of Homeless Women Room #4

11:00am EST

Merger Analysis in the App Economy: An Empirical Model of Ad-Sponsored Media Room #3

11:15am EST

Information Policy, Privacy Failings, and Steps Towards Empowerment in Cases of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence Room #2

11:30am EST

Political Factors that Enable an Internet Kill Switch in Democratic and Non-Democratic Regimes Room #5 Early GDPR Penalties: Analysis of Implementation and Fines Through May 2020 Room #2

12:00pm EST

Keynote Panel: 25 Years after the Telecommunications Act of 1996: What's next in tech and telecom policies Room #1

2:00pm EST

Sub-Sahara Africa: A Study of Cybercrimes & Cybersecurity Initiatives Room #2

2:15pm EST

Valuations and Affordability of Broadband Services: The Rural-Urban Divide Room #1

2:30pm EST

Paved with Good Intentions: How Empowering Minorities in Broadcast Opened the Door to Foreign Sponsored Propaganda Room #1

3:00pm EST

Keynote Panel: What to expect for tech in the Biden-Harris administration Room #2

3:45pm EST

Closing Remarks Room #1