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Youth and gender lens in countersurveillance work in Paraguay: TEDIC

 

Pesquisadora do CPDE participa do Fórum Mundial da Água em Brasília

Durante os dias 17 a 23 de março foi realizada a 8ª edição do Fórum Mundial da Água em Brasília. O Fórum organizou mais de 300 mesas de debates que reuniram cerca de 95 mil pessoas, contando com a lideranças de 172 países. O Fórum consiste no principal evento de discussões sobre o tema dos recursos hídricos e foi marcado pela divulgação de Declarações e Compromissos Parlamentares.

Dividing Lines: Why Is Internet Access Still Considered a Luxury in America?

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featuring Maria Smith of the Berkman Klein Center

Teaser

Internet access is a major social and economic justice issue of our time. Dividing Lines, a four-part documentary video series, sheds a light on who is being left behind as big telecom flourishes.

Parent Event

Berkman Klein Luncheon Series

Event Date

Mar
27
2018
12:00pm

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A sad irony for Governor Ducey after Uber's fatal crash

Following Uber’s fatal crash in Arizona, Governor Doug Ducey is attracting attention for what he did and did not do. This is not surprising; as I noted in 2016, Arizona's governor decided to embrace Uber’s vision, for better or for worse. This discussion, however, tends to elide the important question of his actual legal authority.
Location

United States

A Better Internet for Kenyan Kids

Unlike most children of his age, Alex Bahati, 16, is privileged to have a smart phone at his disposal when he is at home during school holidays. Alex lives with his two young siblings and a house help.  His parents work with an international NGO and their work demands a lot of travel and this keeps them away from the family most of the time. The flat where Alex lives is fixed with free Wifi giving the residents access to the Internet without much restriction. At Domus Marie Secondary School where he is in Form one, the deputy principle Mr.

(CR)2 participará en la "Aldea Verde" del festival Lollapalooza

La séptima versión de este evento musical, que este año se extenderá por tres días, contará con la presencia del Centro de Ciencia del Clima y la Resiliencia, (CR)2, en el sector dedicado a concientizar sobre el cambio climático y el cuidado del medio ambiente.La investigación científica hecha en Chile tendrá su espacio en Lollapalooza gracias a la participación del Centro de Ciencia del Clima y la Resiliencia (CR)2, -centro Fondap Conicyt integrado por las universidades de Chile, de Concepción y Austral de Chile,- en la “Aldea Verde” del festival que se desarrollará desde

U. de Chile abordará astronomía, cambio climático y big data en cursos

Destacados académicos diseñaron una parrilla de programas con los que la Universidad de Chile se pone a la vanguardia en materias que serán clave para el desarrollo del país y el devenir de la humanidad.

FEMCINE lanza su programación con más de 70 películas

Entre el 20 y el 25 de marzo en seis comunas de Santiago, con múltiples actividades y funciones gratuitas, se dará inicio al festival FEMCINE, patrocinado por la Vicerrectoría de Extensión y Comunicaciones y el Instituto de la Comunicación e Imagen de nuestro plantel.

The future of sampling – transformative art or copyright infringement?

Kraftwerk, Bushido, Dimmu Borgir and Moses Pelham have more in common than being musicians: Because of sampling, they are tangled up in copyright infringement lawsuits. This issue has been subject... MORE

“Enhancing IoT Security” Kicks off in Ottawa

While Internet-connected devices afford utility unseen in generations past, they may also create a host of security issues, ranging from insignificant to catastrophic in potential impact.

The Cambridge Handbook of Consumer Privacy

Handbook by Evan Selinger, Jules Polonetsky, and Omer Tene: “Businesses are rushing to collect personal data to fuel surging demand. Data enthusiasts claim personal information that’s obtained from the commercial internet, including mobile platforms, social networks, cloud computing, and connected devices, will unlock path-breaking innovation, including advanced data security.

AI And Open Data Show Just How Often Cars Block Bus And Bike Lanes

Eillie Anzilotti in Fast Company: “…While anyone who bikes or rides a bus in New York City knows intuitively that the lanes are often blocked, there’s been little data to back up that feeling apart from the fact that last year, the NYPD issues 24,000 tickets for vehicles blocking bus lanes, and around 79,000 to cars in the bike lane. By building the algorithm, Bell essentializes what engaged citizenship and productive use of open data looks like.

Reapplying behavioral symmetry: public choice and choice architecture

Michael David Thomas in Public Choice: “New justifications for government intervention based on behavioral psychology rely on a behavioral asymmetry between expert policymakers and market participants. Public choice theory applied the behavioral symmetry assumption to policy making in order to illustrate how special interests corrupt the suppositions of benevolence on the part of policy makers. Cognitive problems associated with market choices have been used to argue for even more intervention.

Stellenausschreibung

Am Institut für Informations-, Telekommunikations- und Medienrecht, Zivilrechtliche Abteilung ist ab dem nächst möglichen Zeitpunkt eine Stelle als
wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin/wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
(Entgeltgruppe 13 TV-L) mit einem
Viertel der regelmäßigen Arbeitszeit zu besetzen.
Die regelmäßige Arbeitszeit beträgt zurzeit 39 Stunden 50 Minuten wöchentlich. Die Stelle ist befristet. Die Möglichkeit zur Promotion ist gegeben.

Algorithmic Injustice

Tafari Mbadiwe at The Atlantis: “For generations, the Maasai people of eastern Africa have passed down the story of a tireless old man. He lived alone and his life was not easy. He spent every day in the fields — tilling the land, tending the animals, and gathering water. The work was as necessary as it was exhausting. But the old man considered himself fortunate. He had a good life, and never really gave much thought to what was missing.

Finding a more human government

Report by the Centre for Public Impact: “…embarked upon a worldwide project to find out how governments can strengthen their legitimacy. Amidst the turbulence and unpredictability of recent years, there are many contemporary accounts of people feeling angry, cynical or ambivalent about government.

Evolutionsbiologin Eva Nowack erhält den Heinz Maier-Leibnitz-Preis 2018

Für die diesjährige Preisrunde waren insgesamt 140 Forscherinnen und Forscher aus allen Fachgebieten vorgeschlagen worden.
Seit 2014 leitet Eva C. M. Nowack eine Emmy Noether-Nachwuchsgruppe zu „Frühen Schritten in der Evolution eines Organells“. Sie untersucht, wie sich Pflanzenzellen zu ihrer heutigen Form entwickelt haben und dabei Gemeinschaften mit anderen Zellen eingegangen sind. Mit ihren Arbeiten hat Nowack wesentlich zu einem besseren Verständnis der Organellentstehung beigetragen.

GROW: a new online course to sense the world around us.

Want to discover the world around you? Then maybe it’s time you picked up a sensor.

Improving your data publishing workflow with the Frictionless Data Field Guide

The Frictionless Data Field Guide provides step-by-step instructions for improving data publishing workflows. The field guide introduces new ways of working informed by the Frictionless Data suite of software that data publishers can use independently, or adapt into existing personal and organisational workflows.

Europejska reforma prawa autorskiego dotyczy nas wszystkich

Niezależnie od tego, czy jesteś nauczycielem, twórcą, naukowcem czy właśnie założyłeś swój własny start-up, wkrótce to w jaki sposób pozyskujesz i dzielisz się informacjami z innymi może zupełnie się zmienić. Wszystko za sprawą nowej dyrektywy o prawie autorskim na jednolitym rynku cyfrowym, nad którą prace właśnie dobiegają końca. Gdy dyrektywa zostanie uchwalona w Brukseli, zadaniem każdego z krajów członkowskich będzie wdrożenie nowych przepisów do swojego porządku prawnego.