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Cultural Hacking the Social Media Machine | Social Media Sociology

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Just another WordPress weblog. Cultural Hacking the Social Media Machine. February 14, 2015. By Javier de Rivera. This is post is dedicated to a presentation on Data Commodification. Made on February 13th at MediaLab-Prado (Madrid) by Walter Langelaar,. A media artist from the Netherlands based in New Zealand. Walter has taken part and is responsible for projects like Web 2.0 Suicide Machine. And more recently Commodify.us. He also shared projects by other media-artists, like Erica Scourti. Of this sites...

webtechinsight.blogspot.com

Web Tech Insight: The State of Data Portability in Social Media, Part I – A Closer Look at Facebook

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Wednesday, April 18, 2012. The State of Data Portability in Social Media, Part I – A Closer Look at Facebook. View the original post on dataportability.org. The following is not a commentary on data portability policies at Facebook - - that will be a follow-up to this series. Instead, this article attempts to document the current state of data portability within social media, and in this case, Facebook in particular]. Every day, Facebook. Facebook’s Personal Archive. Getting to this result starts easily ...

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Craft & Artfulness: April 2013

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On the Art of Web Development. Tuesday, April 16, 2013. Recently I have been working on run-time adaptive widgets. Why? Suddenly – and any web developer watching it will feel the same – my javascript house of cards came tumbling down. This guy really has a point! Is the current state of javascript not proof enough that there is indeed something not right with markup too, and perhaps never has been? So perhaps you ask: what could possible be wrong with markup? Ok, too many questions, time for some answers.

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WORM.org - Give Me My Data! project presentation and mini-seminar

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Give Me My Data! Project presentation and mini-seminar. Live project launch, workshop outcomes and talks on [social]media hacking. Vanavond lanceren we de nieuwe versie van "* Give Me My Data! Een project dat samen met. Tim C Schwartz en Owen Mundy in WORM's moddr. Lab in een nieuwe, grotere jas is gestoken. Vervolgens zijn er presentaties van lopende projecten uit het lab waaronder Birgit Bachler's 'online social gardening' platform "* Talk To The Plant* ",. The Force of Freedom. Over hun ' RePress.

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Owen Mundy | Information

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I am an artist, designer, and programmer. My research investigates public space, information privacy, and big data. I teach a range of subjects for both the study and production of data visualization, internet art, interface design, game design, and physical computing. My work includes illuminus.io. A research-based personality and risk analysis tool which appeared in the Peabody-awarded web documentary Do Not Track. The online viral visualization, I Know Where Your Cat Lives. Protected: Surveillance his...

webtechinsight.blogspot.com

Web Tech Insight: April 2012

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Wednesday, April 18, 2012. The State of Data Portability in Social Media, Part I – A Closer Look at Facebook. View the original post on dataportability.org. The following is not a commentary on data portability policies at Facebook - - that will be a follow-up to this series. Instead, this article attempts to document the current state of data portability within social media, and in this case, Facebook in particular]. Every day, Facebook. Facebook’s Personal Archive. Getting to this result starts easily ...

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Call me Dixie Flatline: 2011-04-03

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Call me Dixie Flatline. Search in this Blog. 160;   Comments. Long Live the Web: A Call for Continued Open Standards and Neutrality. The Web is critical not merely to the digital revolution but to our continued prosperity—and even our liberty. Like democracy itself, it needs defending.". Source: By Tim Berners-Lee November 22, 2010. www.scientificamerican.com. Threats to the Internet, such as companies or governments that interfere with or snoop on Internet traffic, compromise basic human network rights.

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Don't Fear the Tech: Oh Noes! They Changed [Insert Service Name Here]!

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Don't Fear the Tech. How to use really cool technology to make stuff better! They Changed [Insert Service Name Here]! I'm sure it's happened to you, probably recently: You're surfing the web, minding your own business, and you log into some or other website that you use all the time (like Facebook. The world is upside-down, nothing makes sense anymore! How are you going to get things done? How will you know when your friends' birthdays are? How will you tend your virtual crops? Douglas Adams' words are v...