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Privacy in the Age of Pokemon – Nets.Wars by Wendy Grossman
Originally published on pelicancrossing.net “They’d probably do something stupid anyway, whether it was texting or email, or something else,” he…
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Legislating the sea of holes – Net.Wars by Wendy Grossman
This is a sort-of summary of Wendy’s Tuesday evening talk at DC4420 – originally published on Net.Wars Loopholes within loopholes, the EFF…
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The Age of the Internet, Surveillance and Profit
There is several interesting aspects to the development of the Internet. One of the most important ones to point…
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Dinosaur bones – Net.Wars by Wendy Grossman
Originally posted on net.wars on June 10th 2016 In the recent documentary film Democracy: Im Rausch der Daten, Panoptykon founder Katarzyna…
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The Wikipedia Gender Gap
“The average Wikipedia editor is a well-educated white male. Well-educated white males have been writing history and the story of…
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Bio-authority and the newest surveillance by Phoebe Moore
Originally posted on phoebevmoore.wordpress.com on May 21st 2016 Once, surveillance was seen to be carried out only on suspected deviants or…
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How to shake up Women in Computing ratio – Eva’s top 5 influencers
To celebrate International Womens’ Day, here is my top 5 badass women who changed the world to be a better,…
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Safe Harbour
In 2000 the European Commission passed a set of principles proposed by the US Department of Commerce that provided adequate…
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