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Personal Publics and Informational Autonomy on the Social Web

Personal Publics and Informational Autonomy on the Social Web

Schmidt, J.-H. (2012): Persönliche Öffentlichkeiten und informationelle Selbstbestimmung im Social Web [Personal Publics and Informational Autonomy on the Social Web]. In: J.-H. Schmidt, T. Weichert (eds.), Datenschutz. Grundlagen, Entwicklungen und Kontroversen [Data Protection. Basics, Developments and Controversies]. Bonn: Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung. pp. 215-225.

Personal Publics and Informational Autonomy on the Social Web

Schmidt, J.-H. (2012): Persönliche Öffentlichkeiten und informationelle Selbstbestimmung im Social Web [Personal Publics and Informational Autonomy on the Social Web]. In: J.-H. Schmidt, T. Weichert (eds.), Datenschutz. Grundlagen, Entwicklungen und Kontroversen [Data Protection. Basics, Developments and Controversies]. Bonn: Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung. pp. 215-225.

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Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

Year of publication

2012

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social web • Internet public • Digitale Öffentlichkeit • Soziale Medien

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