Anders Henten is Professor at the section of Communication, Media and Information technologies (CMI) at the Department of Electronic Systems at Aalborg University in Copenhagen. He is a graduate in communications and international development studies from Roskilde University in Denmark (1989) and holds a PhD from the Technical University of Denmark (1995). He has worked professionally in the area of communications economy and policy for more than 30 years.

His research is within the area of political economy of ICT: ICT developments and markets, Communications policy and regulation, ICT convergence and the media, ICT innovations.

Reza Tadayoni (b 1962), Associate Professor, M.sc.E.E., PhD, Head of section, Communication, Media and Information technologies (CMI) / Electronic Systems / Aalborg University. He holds a M.Sc.E.E. from DTU (Danish Technical University) specialized in broadband communication, and holds a PhD from DTU in the field of media convergence. His research and teaching areas have for the last 30 years been within the ICTs focusing on media convergence, including technology and business perspectives. He has participated as a project manager and partner in a number of international, European and Danish research projects and he has published a number of scientific papers and research reports in the areas of convergence, mobile/ wireless development, telecommunications regulation, technology assessment and demand forecasting.

Jannick Kirk Sørensen is Associate Professor in Digital Media at Aalborg University, Dept. of Electronic Systems. Since 2007 he has researched the impact of datafication on public service media, with a special focus on the tension between personalisation and ‘public’ in PSM recommender systems. Through longitudinal analyses of personalised PSM video on demand services the concept and praxis of ‘algorithmic public service media’ is being identified. Research interests include also web privacy measurement and user agency in user experience design.