Media Pluralism and the Politics of Content Distribution

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Respondents have been assigned to papers in this session. Respondents
assigned to a paper are requested to provide feedback via the
discussion platform during the week of 11-15 July. If you are a
respondent please read the paper assigned to you and make an initial
comment on it early in the week of 11 July. See this article on feedback.

Respondent for paper 424 is Dr. Aliaa Dakroury
Respondent for paper 279 is Dr. Robert Picard
Respondent for paper 278 is Dr. Louisa Ha
Respondents for paper 323 are Dr. Tim Dwyer and Dr. Jonathon Hutchinson
Respondents for paper 1465 are Prof. Natascha Just, Ms. Alena Birrer, and Ms. D. He

Session Code:

CPT-3

Chair:

Weiyu

Zhang

424

Governing pluralism and diversity in communications markets — A comparative analysis of policies, laws and debates in response to dominant Internet platforms

Session Code:

CPT-3

Natascha

Just

University of Zurich, IKMZ, Media & Internet Governance Division

Alena

Birrer

University of Zurich, IKMZ, Media and Internet Governance Division

279

Professionalization of YouTube – The global and the local community standards

Session Code:

CPT-3

Louisa

Bowling Green State University

Miao

Guo

University of Connecticut

278

Market and Regulatory Aspects of Expansion of Streaming Services

Session Code:

CPT-3

Robert

Picard

University of Oxford

Miao

Guo

University of Connecticut

323

Imperialism ad infinitum? Peril of Netflix’s glocalizing entrainment on the right to communicate

Session Code:

CPT-3

Aliaa

Dakroury

Saint Paul University

1465

Advancing Media Pluralism Policies and Research: Innovations in Computational Monitoring of News Diversity in China

Session Code:

CPT-3

Tim

Dwyer

The University of Sydney

Jonathon

Hutchinson

The University of Sydney