Updates
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Privacy Cynicism among Data Professionals
Recent forecasts indicate that the global market for “big data” analytics in the education sector will exceed $50 billion by 2030, with higher education accounting for approximately half of the revenue generated from software and services for data analytics. Higher education institutions, now essential producers and consumers of big data, are undergoing a transformative re-envisioning… Read more
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Study on the Viability of Three Opposition Candidates during the 2023 Turkish Presidential Elections
In the pivotal year of 2023, Turkey stood at a crossroads, entering a significant electoral event encompassing both parliament and the presidency. This posed a formidable challenge to the established 21-year rule of the AKP, led by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Within the opposition, there was optimism, fueled by underlying issues that had eroded the AKP’s… Read more
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Funding for Research on Online Trust and Safety in non-WEIRD contexts
Do you have plans for projects that focus on online trust and safety in non-Western countries? Do you have an ongoing project that may need additional data collection? The Stanford Internet Observatory is calling for proposals for funding of up to US$15,000. The awardees will also have an opportunity for mentorship and feedback through workshops… Read more
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Kicking off Disinfo Academy
So, time for a new project. We have just had our kick-off meeting for the Disinformation Academy, an Erasmus+ project (2022-1-BG01-KA220-HED-000085747). Our aim in this project is to increase public awareness of the availability and application of information verification methods and procedures, with a specific focus on digital-sourced misinformation and manipulation operations and individual resources.… Read more
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Call for Papers for a Special Issue in Social Media and Society
The Comparative Privacy Research Network is inviting submissions of extended abstract for a special issue on “Comparative Approaches to Studying Privacy: Opening Up New Perspectives” in Social Media + Society. The special issue seeks to examine privacy through a comparative lens in order to illuminate potential blindspots regarding its conceptualization and operationalization, and to help guide… Read more
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Conference Announcement: Vectors of Data Disclosure
Now that #ica22 is over, it is time to announce the upcoming “Vectors of Data Disclosure” (June 27-June 28, 2022) conference organized by the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities. — How do different cultural frameworks and legal regulations influence whether or not we decide to disclose our personal data? What factors interact with each… Read more
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Greetings from Brisbane, Australia. This is Lemi Baruh.
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I am a Senior Lecturer at the School of Communication and Arts at the University of Queensland. I am also an affiliate Associate Professor of the Department of Media and Visual Arts at Koç University.
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