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Given the tremendous developments around the internet and platforms such as Wikipedia and Google, who gets voice and representation online? How do our (pre)conceptions shape our experience of the Internet? Who gets to self-define and who is represented by others?
I addressed these questions in a talk given at Ignite Zurich on July 3, 2015, using research conducted at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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