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In this episode we discuss the challenges with the age limits in today’s legislation and what could and should be done to make sure kids are safer online. 
 
Participants: Richard Allan, Nicklas Berild Lundblad

In this episode we dig deep into one of the real classics of tech policy making – the 1980 privacy principles and their impact. We also discuss how emphasis has changed over the years. 
 
Participants: Richard Allan, Nicklas Berild Lundblad

This is another craft session, where we discuss the actual organization and build up of policy teams, and how to think about them in different models – capabilities, super powers, geographically and mapping to political and business structures. A lot…

The new AI-regulation has gotten a lot of attention – but what does it tell us about the mechanics of legislation and the articulation of political intent – and how should we read the second and third order effects of this first-of-a-kind legislation…

In this episode we discuss Lawrence Lessig’s seminal book Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace (1999). What it meant to us then, what we think it still means and where it ended up being wrong about today. 
 
Participants: Richard Allan , Nicklas Berild …

In this episode we discuss how the taxation debate unfolded, and what hard choices underpin it. We aim to clarify some of the discussions and look behind the scenes to understand motivations and challenges in creating a clear and predictable internat…

This one is about the craft! About how to build policy teams, where they report in and what to do and not do when setting out to think about a policy function! 
 
Participants: Richard Allan and Nicklas Berild Lundblad
 
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In this episode we start looking into the often both complex and complicated issues of jurisdiction over the Internet. We discuss the trends and evolution, and the re-territorialization of the Internet over time and give a few examples of hard choice…

In this episode we examine the often somewhat fuzzy distinction between open and closed systems and platforms, and discuss if there are better ways to think about this. We also suggest that maybe we should pay more attention to the distinction betwee…