policy betboom sports betting and Governance
As new technologies emerge, and become rapidly part of everyday life, policy and regulatory initiatives are now at the forefront.At ComArtSci, weresearch the social and industry implications of betboom sports betting and information technology with afocus on the governance of emerging media, information and betboom sports betting. Within this area of study, webring together researchers from across the college with expertise in betboom sports betting, media, social mediaand gaming to identify the policy and regulatory choices and options affected by change in betboom sports betting technologies, industries, and consumer choices.
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Quello Center
The Quello Center is focused on research that stimulates and informs public debate on media, betboom sports betting and information policy. Our research often challenges assumptions about the role of technology, policy and regulation for citizens, communities, and society in pursuit of optimizing the full benefits of advanced communications in the digital age. Quello. Current research addresses next-generation networks (5G, Internet of Things), network neutrality, digital inclusion, the opportunities of next-generation media, and data ethics.
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Johannes Bauer
Quello Chair in betboom sports betting and Information Policy (on leave as Chief Economist, US Federal Communications Commission)Department
betboom sports betting & InformationJohannes M. Bauer is the Quello Chair for betboom sports betting and Information Policy at Michigan State University. He is currently on leave to serve as the Chief Economist of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, DC.
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Daniel Bergan
Associate Professor, Director of Master's StudiesDepartment
betboom sports bettingDaniel Bergan specializes in public opinion and experimental work on advocacy campaigns.
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Dustin Carnahan
Associate ProfessorDepartment
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Keith Hampton
ProfessorDepartment
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Maria Lapinski
ProfessorDepartment
betboom sports bettingDr. Maria Lapinski is joint-appointed as a Professor in the Department of betboom sports betting and Michigan Ag-Bio Research at Michigan State University (MSU).
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Tai-Quan "Winson" Peng
ProfessorDepartment
betboom sports bettingWinson Peng (Ph.D., City University of Hong Kong) is a Professor in the Department of betboom sports betting at Michigan State University.
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Jef Richards
ProfessorDepartment
Advertising + Public RelationsJef I. Richards, J.D. (Indiana University, 1981), Ph.D (University of Wisconsin, 1988), is Professor and Chair of the Department of Advertising + Public Relations at Michigan State University. He was a Professor of Advertising at The University of Texas at Austin, 1988-2010, serving as Department Chairman 1998 to 2002.
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Stephanie Jordan
Assistant ProfessorDepartment
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Ruth Shillair
Assistant Professor, Director of betboom sports betting + Information Master's Program,Department
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Tim Vos
School of Journalism DirectorDepartment
JournalismTim P. Vos is Professor and Director of the Michigan State University School of Journalism. Vos is an International betboom sports betting Association (ICA) Fellow and a past president of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass betboom sports betting (AEJMC).
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Leveraging Our Network
Policy and Governance is one of a number of thematic, collaborative research interest areas in ComArtSci. Although graduate students apply to one of the three doctoral areas or any masters areas in the college, they may become research collaborators in any of the interest areas. For example, students specializing in advertising, betboom sports betting, and journalism participate in the Policy and Governanceinterest group.