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Nathan Schneider on protocols, modular politics and the governance of online communities

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Nathan Schneider on protocols, modular politics and the governance of online communities

Nathan Schneider is an associate professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. He has worked for many years on democratic ownership and governance for online platforms, and is currently writing a book about how protocols shape human organization.

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