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Katzenbach
Prof. Christian Katzenbach
  • Faculty: Faculty 9 - Cultural Studies
  • Subject area:Platform Governance; Artificial Intelligence; Digital Society Discourses; Research Data; Open Access Funding; Media and Internet Regulation
  • Office: Linzer Straße 6 (LINZ6) 60120

Further information:

Memberships: Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie (DGS), European and Communication Research Association (ECREA), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft (DGPuK)

Ecosystem

Member of the research focus "Minds, Media, Machines"
Project manager for the research program: The Evolving Digital Society
Head of the "Platform Governance, Media and Technology" laboratory
Member of the Data Science Center
Publications
2017 // Journal article

Theory work in communication science between increasing and reducing complexity

M&K Media & Communication Science

2017 // Journal article

There is Always More than Law: From Low IP Regimes to a Governance Perspective in Copyright Research

J. Tech. L. & Pol'y

2016 // Journal article

Copies, clones, and genre building: Discourses on imitation and innovation in digital games

International Journal of Communication

2016 // Journal article

Doing internet governance: practices, controversies, infrastructures, and institutions

Internet Policy Review

2016 // Doctoral dissertation

Governance--Technology--Communication: Perspectives on Governance Research in Communication Science

2016 // Other

From small conversations to large publics? On the dynamics and theory of publics in social media

2014 // Journal article

Between coordination and regulation: Conceptualizing governance in Internet governance

2014 // Journal article

Digital platforms and public spheres of mediatized political communication

From politics and contemporary history

2013 // Book chapter

Media Governance and Technology: From 'Code is Law' to Governance Constellations

Routledge Handbook of Media Law

2012 // Journal article

Technologies as institutions: Rethinking the role of technology in media governance constellations

Trends in communication policy research: New theories, methods and subjects, intellect

2008 // Other

Weblogs and their publics: Motives and structures of communication in Web 2.0