Wouter Nieuwenhuizen

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Researcher
Rathenau Instituut
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Wouter Nieuwenhuizen is a researcher at the Dutch Rathenau Instituut, where he studies the impact of digital technologies on society. He is particularly interested in the responsibility of tech companies, the future of the internet and inclusive design of social media. With his work he aims to inform the political and public debate about future imaginaries of digital technologies. Wouter has a background in public administration research and doing ethnographic work in public organisations.

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Directions for civic social media: designing and managing trusted online community spaces

Esther Hammelburg, Eva Oosterlaken, Wouter Nieuwenhuizen, Pepijn Lemmens, Jantien Borsboom, Martijn de Waal

What does it take to design & manage 'civic social media' that provide a warm welcome for various online communities? How can they function as thriving and trusted digital meeting spaces, that allow communities to safely meet-up, without economic exploitation or the fear of harassment?
Diversity
Platforms
Participation & Access
Civil Society
Media & Public Spheres
Speak Up / Rede mit
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Speak up!
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re:claim Digital Future
Conference