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Effective digital governance requires more than regulation

Date published 18 September 2023
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The Atlantic Council, drawing on a task force of forty experts across industry, civil society, academia, and philanthropy, has recently released a report arguing that we are at a pivotal moment in the evolution of governance of online spaces: “[a] rare combination of regulatory sea change that will transform markets, landmarks in technological development, and newly consolidating expertise can open a window into a new and better future, in which the next wave of connective technology brings innovation and systemic resilience into better balance.”
 

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