In Event: Poster Session: Information Technology and Politics & Science, Technology, and Environment

Division 40: Information Technology, & Politics

(iPoster) Camera Raj: The Digital Turn to Policing and the Comparative Surveillance State - Charitra Shreya Pabbaraju, University of California, Berkeley

(iPoster) Client, Not Citizen: How TikTok Leveraged User Hardware to Avoid a Federal Ban - Jackie Chuan Yin Ku, University of California, Irvine

(iPoster) Digital Surveillance: What Policing Do Americans Want and Who Should Be in Charge? - Isadora Borges Monroy, McGill University

(iPoster) Quantifying Global Surveillance Camera Distributions from Street View Images - Han Zhang, Brown University

(iPoster) Technological Advance, Intellectual Property Rights and Media Bias - Lingtian Bu, School of Finance, Renmin University of China; Meng Miao, Renmin University of China

(iPoster) Enforcing Digital Europe: Experts and Outsourcing in the Digital Service Act - Robert Gorwa, WZB Berlin Social Science Center; Paddy Leerssen, University of Amsterdam

Katharina Heger Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society

Shelley Boulianne Mount Royal University