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davos 2016: privacy and secrecy
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davos 2016: privacy and secrecy

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Sorry for the delay on these post. Just cleaning out my drafts folder. Commonality = priveldge information = value which we trade . Sharing of nuggets of information . goverenments engage in surveillance and espionage Should government be allowed to read someones emails? NO (sort of) / Yes (with a caveat) / YES (sometime) / Yes (with … Continue reading →

Twitter feeds and glass castles
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Twitter feeds and glass castles

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Twitter feeds are not normally subjected to artistic and/or aesthetic citique but when that feed belongs to one of the most scrutinised females in the western world, it is no surprise that a deeper psychological anlaysis of how individuals view the world around them and how our choices of what we post and share not … Continue reading →

re_post : What [in the World] was Postmodernism? An Introduction – by David Ciccoricco
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re_post : What [in the World] was Postmodernism? An Introduction – by David Ciccoricco

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[image] mark amerika / jon vega / twine : filmtext v2.0 : http://www.markamerika.com/filmtext/ RE_POST : FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: FRIDAY 22 MAY 2015 DUNEDIN SYMPOSIUM TO OFFICIALLY END POSTMODERNISM A group of scholars and artists will gather the first week of June with one question on their minds: what was postmodernism?  The “What [in the World] was Postmodernism?” … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Talk (National Library, Wellington): Surveillance, Privacy & Space in the Age of Social Media — Kathleen M. Kuehn, PhD

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I’ll be giving a talk this Thursday on the way social media, digital apps and mobile technologies have turned ‘mapping’ into an everyday practice. We regularly ‘check in’, location-tag digital photos, create virtual maps, and publicise, write about and visually document our experience with and within space. As a result, the way we create, represent […] … Continue reading →