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In recent years, electoral processes, results and integrity of the results have been the focus of heated discussions. Alongside this, there have been continuous collaborative efforts to determine the security of the technology along with impact on rights, privacy and data governance. The various reports around the prototyping of blockchain based technology to be used for elections in India provide a perfect opportunity to examine the topic and acquire sufficient insights.
Many countries are exploring and experimenting a set of different approaches to enable more streamlined voting that is secure, efficient and auditable. As part of the conference, we will discuss some of the following topics:
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Submitted Jan 10, 2022
Ad tech now mediates many aspects of democratic processes. Conceptual frameworks and governance models (for eg. rights to political partipation, campaign finance) that enable the imagination of a functional electoral system are remade in the image of digital marketing.
This talk will explore the significance of some of these developments alongside the promise and let-downs of ‘political advertising transparency’ as a framework of response. The talk is based on a body of work developed at Persuasion Lab (ad.watch).
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