Digital Autonomy and Sovereignty in 2023

Internet Policy Review, our open access journal on internet regulation, turns ten this year. To mark the occasion, we held a celebration including a lively panel discussion on current issues surrounding internet regulation.
Panelists:
Marianne Franklin (Chair of Media, Cultural Industries, and Society, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)
Elinor Carmi (School of Policy & Global Affairs at City, University of London)
David Dueñas-Cid (Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu)
Julia Pohle (Research Group Politics of Digitalization at WZB Berlin Social Science Center)
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I, for one cannot understand how most would not know that personalization means data collection/surveillance. Good lord what are people thinking????? It might help to differentiate what platforms. For instance I accept youtube/google tracking what I watch for my algorithm. Almost everything else I do not prefer it. I would prefer news and other things to be universal instead of individualized. But when single companies control so many different feeds it's all a wash.