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Jeanette Hofmann is a professor of Internet Policy at the Free University of Berlin. She has been an influential figure in the study of media effects and digital governance. Her areas of expertise include digital society, Internet governance, empirical copyright research, transnational regulation, and the emergence of political fields. With a doctorate from the Free University of Berlin, Hofmann has held various academic positions including honorary professor at the University of Arts Berlin and head of the project group on Internet policy at the Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB). She has contributed to several prominent publications and research initiatives on the implications of technology on democracy and society. Her engagement extends to scholarly articles that address trends and transformations in digital infrastructures, as well as empirical studies that critically examine algorithmic power and the politics of digital governance.
Free University of Berlin • Berlin, Germany
Leading academic in the field with a focus on the implications of digital technologies for governance and society.
University of Arts Berlin • Berlin, Germany
Teaching and research responsibilities focusing on internet policy.
WZB Social Science Research Center • Berlin, Germany
Managing a team focused on research regarding internet policy and its societal impacts.
Administered by the Department of Political and Social Sciences.