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This book provides a nuanced exploration of contemporary digital data governance, highlighting the importance of cooperation across sectors and disciplines in

(Reproducing this from Fission Talk)

Below I will add in my condensed chapter notes. Each chapter is available as its own paper on the book website 1 if you want to just pick and choose. Many of these chapters were presented as papers at the Internet Governance Forum in 2022.

Here is the TOC for your reference:

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    Ch6: Questions as a Device for Data Responsibility

    • this chapter is about how to ask “responsible” questions for research
    • mostly advocates for crowd-sourcing and inclusivity “ensuring participation by design”
    • shift in research to behavioural analysis using data exhaust: “allowing researchers to wean our dependency on what people tell us and turn instead to more reliable records of what people actually do”
    • “The 100 Questions Initiative,” an effort to help determine the most important questions across a variety of fields that could be answered if data were made more readily available to trusted parties.
    • questions can serve as devices to frame problems more effectively.
    • Asking the right questions can advance the pursuit of data minimization