From Food Commons to Data Spaces Shaping Data Governance...
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Research shows agriculture embeds platform power in existing oligopolies: 12 expert interviews and 10 field observations reveal John Deere and Bayer tie machinery, seed and analytics through acquisitions and cloud deals, producing fragmentation, startup dependency and algorithmic self-preferencing plus technical lock‑ins that block interoperability. EU law gives farmers Data Act: real-time access to IoT data but skips reuse rules; a planned common European agricultural data space and regulated data intermediaries aim to catalogue datasets. Key fixes proposed: standards work (there is no EU common crop list), identity layers and balanced reuse conditions.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28Digital platforms and oligopolization
- 14:16EU regulatory framework for data governance
- 24:56Dutch Ministry on data governance
- 39:51Interoperability challenges in data spaces
- 57:52Data value and monetization panel
- 1:02:14Cross-sectoral data challenges
- 1:06:50Policy on interoperability and sovereignty
- 1:14:03Closing & Q&A
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