How the data ecosystem operates through its pathways

This article is a co-authored contribution by Haksoo Ko, Jong-yoon Kim, and ByoungPil Kim included in the inaugural issue of DAIG under the planned topic of data governance in the digital age. According to the editor’s note of the inaugural issue, it examines data collection through Internet cookies and online identifiers and the use of data in the advertising ecosystem.

To understand laws and policies concerning data, one must specifically know what information moves through which pathways. This material connects the structure of collection and utilization as a starting point to questions of personal information protection and data economy.

Material Information

Title
Data Collection: Pathways and Current Status
Author
Haksoo Ko, Jongyun Kim, ByoungPil Kim
Material type
Submission to DAIG.
Inclusion and Publication Information
DAIG Inaugural Issue · 2020-12.
Web Posting Date
2020.12.24
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The original text is provided on the page disclosed by the publishing institution. Please review the original together to understand the detailed arguments and context at the time of writing.

Questions for Reflection While Reading

  • How do the routes through which information is collected differ from the routes users perceive?
  • What roles and responsibilities arise when information across different services is connected?
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Haksoo Ko · Jong-yoon Kim · ByoungPil Kim. Data Collection: Paths and Status. DAIG inaugural issue · 2020-12. https://sapi.co.kr/daig-magazine-2020-12-%EC%B0%BD%EA%B0%84%ED%98%B8-%EB%8D%B0%EC%9D%B4%ED%84%B0%EC%9D%98-%EC%88%98%EC%A7%91-%EA%B2%BD%EB%A1%9C%EC%99%80-%ED%98%84%ED%99%A9/

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