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Media expert with 10 years of experience from both media and non-profit sectors as a publisher, editor, marketing director and consultant for major organizations in Europe and the United States. Social sciences academic background and  university teaching experience. Extended pro bono instructing, training and marketing support activity for education and charitable organizations.Occasional internet studies and media policy editorial and blogging contributor.
Media expert with 10 years of experience from both media and non-profit sectors as a publisher, editor, marketing director and consultant for major organizations in Europe and the United States. Social sciences academic background and  university teaching experience. Extended pro bono instructing, training and marketing support activity for education and charitable organizations.Occasional internet studies and media policy editorial and blogging contributor.


==Technologies and Politics of Control / Berkman Center, Harvard Law School / 2011 Participation Notes==
==Technologies and Politics of Control 2011 / Notes==


=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Sociological_and_Philosophical_Reflections|Sociological and Philosophical Reflections]] ===


=== [[Theodor kolovos Market Experience Comparison|Market Experience Comparison]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 1: Paradigms for Studying the Internet]] ===
 
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 15: Peer Production and Collaboration]] ===
=== [[Theodor Kolovos - Teaching Approach Proposal|Teaching Approach Proposal]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 22: Collective Action and Decision-making]] ===
 
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 1: New and Old Media, Participation, and Information]] ===
===[[Theodor Kolovos - Course Analysis|Course Analysis]]===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 8: Law's Role in Regulating Online Conduct and Speech]] ===
 
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 22: Regulating Speech Online]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Independent_Study_Themes| Independent Study Themes]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 29: Internet Infrastructure and Regulation]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 5: Copyright in Cyberspace]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 12: Control and Code: Privacy Online]] ===
=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 19: Internet and Democracy


==External Links==
==External Links==

Revision as of 17:04, 26 March 2014

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Media expert with 10 years of experience from both media and non-profit sectors as a publisher, editor, marketing director and consultant for major organizations in Europe and the United States. Social sciences academic background and university teaching experience. Extended pro bono instructing, training and marketing support activity for education and charitable organizations.Occasional internet studies and media policy editorial and blogging contributor.

Technologies and Politics of Control 2011 / Notes

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 1: Paradigms for Studying the Internet

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 15: Peer Production and Collaboration

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Feb 22: Collective Action and Decision-making

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 1: New and Old Media, Participation, and Information

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 8: Law's Role in Regulating Online Conduct and Speech

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 22: Regulating Speech Online

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Mar 29: Internet Infrastructure and Regulation

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 5: Copyright in Cyberspace

Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 12: Control and Code: Privacy Online

=== [[Theodor_Kolovos_-_Apr 19: Internet and Democracy

External Links

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Mapping Online Authorities: Conflict and Convergence Between Institutions and Markets

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