Welcome to CEDIC
The Centre for Digitalization, Culture and Society (CEDIC) at Oslo Metropolitan University aims to produce cross-disciplinary knowledge about the digitalization of society and its consequences for people’s life opportunities.
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CEDIC Conference 2025: Responsible Digitalisation
This year’s CEDIC Conference took place on Friday, 6 June, and focused on the topic Responsible Digitalisation. The event featured contributions from researchers across all centres and faculties at OsloMet, reflecting the breadth and depth of research…
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Marit Haldar featured as OsloMet’s employee of the month
Marit Haldar director of CEDIC and Professor of Sociology, has been featured as employee of the month at OsloMet! In the interview, Haldar reflects on what motivates her, what she does to bring…
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Towards Algorithmic Luddism: class politics in data capitalism
Algorithms are everywhere, shaping decisions in education, work, policing, and more. But are these systems fair? A recent article by Vassilis Charitsis, Mikko Laamanen, and Tuukka Lehtiniemi, explores this question and introduces a…
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CEDIC Talks
To broaden our knowledge and awareness of social consequences of digitalization, we invite distinguished international and national researchers, as well as professionals from various institutions and disciplines, to give open guest lectures.