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Research Ethics in Social Computing: A Discussion

This is a liveblog of the town hall discussion "CSCW Research Ethics Town Hall: Working Towards Community Norms" at CSCW 2017.

Panelists from the SIGCHI Ethics Committee

Why you should take 10 minutes to look at the Open Data Roadmap this Open Data Day

March 4th is Open Data Day! Open Data Day is an annual celebration of open data all over the world. For the seventh time in history, groups from around the world will create local events on the day where they will use open data in their communities.
 

Five Global Challenges and the Role of University

Subtitle

Berkman Faculty Associate, Juan Carlos De Martin with Berkman Klein founder, Charlie Nesson

Teaser

Five global, complex, interrelated and to some extent unprecedented challenges: in the coming years what can universities do to support society in addressing them?

Parent Event

Berkman Klein Luncheon Series

Event Date

Feb
28
2017
12:00pm

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Crowdsourcing Cybersecurity: Cyber Attack Detection using Social Media

Paper by Rupinder Paul Khandpur, Taoran Ji, Steve Jan, Gang Wang, Chang-Tien Lu, Naren Ramakrishnan: “Social media is often viewed as a senso

Open Knowledge Greece release algorithm prototype for analysing budgetary data – and other 2016 updates!

This blog post is part of our on-going Network series featuring updates from chapters across the Open Knowledge Network and was written by the  Open Knowledge Greece team.
OK Greece Team

ICANN Is Moving Toward Copyright Enforcement, Academic Says

Location

United States

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Fake News, Rumors & Online Content Regulation

Medianama and Mint organized #NAMApolicy open house on 'Fake News, Rumors & Online Content Regulation' on February 22, 2017 at the India Habitat Centre. Japreet Grewal and Amber Sinha attended the event.

Social Justice and Design panel at CSCW 2017

This is a liveblog of the Social Justice and Design panel at the CSCW 2017 conference.
Panelists:

Open Data Privacy Playbook

A data privacy playbook by Ben Green, Gabe Cunningham, Ariel Ekblaw, Paul Kominers, Andrew Linzer, and Susan Crawford: “Cities today collect and store a wide range of d

Lessons from Fighting Swiss Right-Wing Populism: Flavia Kleiner and Operation Libero

In early 2016, Operation Libero, an anti-populist movement cofounded by history student Flavia Kleiner, 26, successfully defeated an anti-immigrant Swiss ballot initiative. The "enforcement" initiative, sponsored by the nationalist Swiss People’s Party (SVP), would have ordered the deportation of immigrants in Switzerland for any criminal offense, no matter how minor.

Free and Open Source Software and Standards for Public Health Information Systems in India: “Making them Work” by Bridging the Policy Practice Gap

Anubha Sinha spoke at the ORF Health Policy Workshop on the panel: The policy landscape in India with respect FOSS software and standards in the public sector more generally. The event was organized by Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi on February 27 and 28, 2017 in New Delhi.

India To Let Private Companies Access Citizens’ Biometric Data

India, home to the world’s largest national biometric registry, plans to begin sharing citizens’ data with the country’s private companies and startups.
The blog post by Joshua Kopstein was published by Vocativ on February 21, 2017. Sunil Abraham was quoted.

T20 Mumbai 2017: Dialogue on the Emerging World Economy

Gateway House, Indian Council on Global Relations organized a dialogue on emerging world economy in Mumbai on 13 and 14 February 2017. Elonnai Hickok participated in the event.

Denmark is appointing an ambassador to big tech

Matthew Hughes in The Next Web: “Question: Is Facebook a country? It sounds silly, but when you think about it, it does have many attributes in common with nation states. For starters, it’s got a population that’s bigger than that of India, and its 2016 revenue wasn’t too far from Estonia’s GDP. It also has a ‘national ethos’. If America’s philosophy is capitalism, Cuba’s is communism, and Sweden’s is social democracy, Facebook’s is ‘togetherness’, as corny as that may sound.

Kserokopia # 53 (10 – 26 lutego)

W tym numerze Kserokopii prezentujemy przede wszystkim zagadnienia związane z europejską reformą prawa autorskiego takie jak wstępna opinia Komisji Rynku Wewnętrznego i Ochrony Konsumentów, prawo pokrewne wydawców czy transparentność przeprowadzania samej reformy. Ponadto zachęcamy do lektury materiałów z tygodnia dozwolonego użytku oraz korzystania z zasobów Europejskiej Agencji Kosmicznej, które zostały nareszcie udostępnione na licencji CC-BY-SA.  
CO NOWEGO W SIECI
Tydzień dozwolonego użytku

Kserokopia # 53 (10 – 26 lutego)

W tym numerze Kserokopii prezentujemy przede wszystkim zagadnienia związane z europejską reformą prawa autorskiego takie jak wstępna opinia Komisji Rynku Wewnętrznego i Ochrony Konsumentów, prawo pokrewne wydawców czy transparentność przeprowadzania samej reformy. Ponadto zachęcamy do lektury materiałów z tygodnia dozwolonego użytku oraz korzystania z zasobów Europejskiej Agencji Kosmicznej, które zostały nareszcie udostępnione na licencji CC-BY-SA.  
CO NOWEGO W SIECI
Tydzień dozwolonego użytku

Curating Research Data: Practical Strategies for Your Digital Repository

Two books edited by Lisa R. Johnston: “Data are becoming the proverbial coin of the digital realm: a research commodity that might purchase reputation credit in a disciplinary culture of data sharing, or buy transparency when faced with funding agency mandates or publisher scrutiny. Unlike most monetary systems, however, digital data can flow in all too great an abundance. Not only does this currency actually “grow” on trees, but it comes from animals, books, thoughts, and each of us!

Will Democracy Survive Big Data and Artificial Intelligence?

Za miesiąc rusza Tydzień Otwartej Edukacji 2017 – ale obchody zaczynamy już teraz

Tydzień Otwartej Edukacji zbliża się wielkimi krokami – rusza dokładnie za miesiąc, bo 27 marca.  My jednak – w  ramach Koalicji Otwartej Edukacji – zaczynamy świętowanie już teraz, bo 1 marca. Właśnie 1 marca w 12 miastach Polski będziemy rozmawiać o otwartej edukacji podczas spotkań TechKlubów organizowanych przez projekt  Nowe Technologie Lokalnie.

Za miesiąc rusza Tydzień Otwartej Edukacji 2017 – ale obchody zaczynamy już teraz

Tydzień Otwartej Edukacji zbliża się wielkimi krokami – rusza dokładnie za miesiąc, bo 27 marca.  My jednak – w  ramach Koalicji Otwartej Edukacji – zaczynamy świętowanie już teraz, bo 1 marca. Właśnie 1 marca w 12 miastach Polski będziemy rozmawiać o otwartej edukacji podczas spotkań TechKlubów organizowanych przez projekt  Nowe Technologie Lokalnie.