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Introducing the Methods Lab @ Weizenbaum Institute
by Christian Strippel 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

Dear all, At the end of 2022, the Weizenbaum Institute <https://www.weizenbaum-institut.de/en/> in Berlin, Germany, has established a new research unit called "Methods Lab <https://www.weizenbaum-institut.de/en/research/wdsc/methods-lab/>", which provides internal training and consulting on methods at the Institute. Additionally, we provide resources that researchers who are not members of the Institute can also use, and that may be of interest to you. These resources include: hybrid workshops that can be accessed for free online (see Program <https://methodslab.weizenbaum-institut.de/program/> page for past and upcoming events), an overview of external workshops mainly in Germany, but also online, called "Methods Ticker <https://methodslab.weizenbaum-institut.de/program/methods-ticker/>“, and a blog, in which we inform about our latest activities and about research projects at the WI (see here <https://methodslab.weizenbaum-institut.de/blog/>). We hope that this is of interest to some of you. Best greetings, Christian (Strippel) -- Weizenbaum Institute, Berlin (Germany) Group Lead "Weizenbaum Panel" and "MethodsLab" https://www.weizenbaum-institut.de/en/portrait/p/christian-strippel/ https://panel.weizenbaum-institut.de/en/ https://methodslab.weizenbaum-institut.de/ Recent Publications: – Ethics of Data Work: Principles for Academic Data Work Requesters <https://www.weizenbaum-institut.de/media/Publikationen/Weizenbaum_Discussio…> – Weizenbaum Report 2025: Political Participation in Germany <https://doi.org/10.34669/wi.wr/6.1> – Data, archives, and tools: Introducing new publication formats on infrastructures and resources <https://doi.org/10.1007/s11616-023-00806-7> – “The Boundaries are Blurry…”: How Comment Moderators in Germany See and Respond to Hate Comments <https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1461670X.2021.2017793> – From Insult to Hate Speech: Mapping Offensive Language in German User Comments on Immigration <https://www.cogitatiopress.com/mediaandcommunication/article/view/3399>

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New Publication: Algorithmic Scams - How AI and Social Media Enable Financial Fraud
by Edan Ring 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

New cyber threat report by the Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) - *Algorithmic Scams: How AI and Social Media Enable Financial Fraud* In this new cyber threat report, ISOC-IL’s Internet Safety Hotline exposes and analyzes a new wave of sophisticated financial scams that exploit artificial intelligence (AI) tools and social media algorithms to deceive Israeli users en masse. The report, based on hundreds of user reports to the Internet Safety Hotline between 2023 and 2025, outlines how fraudsters deploy deepfake videos, impersonate public figures, and exploit paid advertising platforms - particularly Meta’s paid ads and publishing tools - to target vulnerable users with hyper-personalized financial fraud campaigns. Download the full report here - https://en.isoc.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Algorithmic-Scams-2025-IS… These "algorithmic scams" are not only more persuasive but also harder to detect, abusing generative AI and social media features like dynamic ads, ad cloaking, and weak to nonexistent verification processes and local social media regulation. The report shows how Israeli users are led from visually credible legitimate ads (often featuring Israeli celebrities or politicians) to fake investment or product sites, where they are manipulated into sharing personal and financial data or making direct deposits they can never recover. *The threat analysis identifies 4 main stages of the fraud campaign "marketing funnel" -* Fake Social Media Pages and Hijacked Accounts Personalized Deepfake (AI) Videos Tailored to Fit Target Audiences Fake Ads Promoting the Fraud Campaign to Target Audience on Social Media Platforms Redirection to Fraudulent External Landing Page and Collection of Personal and Financial Data *Download the full report here* - https://en.isoc.org.il/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Algorithmic-Scams-2025-IS… *For more details and other publications* - https://en.isoc.org.il/policy-papers/algorithmic-scams -- Platform Moderation Report: Drowning in the Flood <https://en.isoc.org.il/policy-community/policy-papers/oct7-social/drowning-…> - Social Media Management of Harmful and Pro-Terror Content During the Gaza War ___ * Edan Ring** | VP Community Affairs** | * *Israel Internet Association ISOC-IL* 054-6680085 | www.isoc.org.il | edan.ring(a)isoc.org.il <rani(a)isoc.org.il> | איגוד-האינטרנט.ישראל <http://xn----zhcbgfhe2aacg8fb5i.xn--4dbrk0ce/>

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CFP: International Conference on Platform and AI Society in Asia (Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia)
by Jian Xu 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

Dear colleagues, We warmly invite abstract and panel proposal submissions from scholars working in the areas of platform studies, AI studies, and digital media studies related to Asia. Please check our CFP below. Thank you! *Call for Papers* International Conference on Platform and AI Society in Asia Dates: 24-25 November 2025 Venue: Deakin University, Burwood Campus, Melbourne, Australia Co-organised by: Deakin University, Communication University of China & the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society, RMIT Supporting journals: Communication Research and Practice Global Media and China Supporting institutions: Manipal Institute of Communication, India Department of Cultural Contents, Hanyang University, South Korea Faculty of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Confirmed keynote speakers: Professor Anthony Fung, Dean of Social Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Distinguished Professor Gerard Goggin, Institute of Culture and Society, Western Sydney University Over the past decade, Asia has emerged as a pivotal hub in the global landscape of digital platform development and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation. The region has seen the rapid and deep entrenchment of platform society, where digital platforms have been increasingly shaping economic development, political engagement, cultural production and everyday life. At the same time, Asia has become a critical site in the rise of AI society, as AI technologies are increasingly embedded in governance systems, industries, public services, and daily life. Crucially, the growing convergence of digital platforms and AI is fundamentally reconfiguring the infrastructures, logics, and power relations of contemporary life across Asia. The convergence has given rise to new socio-technical assemblages where data flows, algorithmic decision-making, and platform architectures are intertwined to mediate and reshape culture, politics, economy and society. This conference positions Asia not simply as a regional context for empirical inquiry, but as a generative vantage point for theorising the interwoven dynamics of platforms, AI, and socio-political transformations. We invite scholars from across disciplines, including digital media and communication, science and technology studies, sociology, anthropology, cultural studies, and area studies, to engage with themes including but not limited to: · Platform labor and economy · Platform capitalism and power · Platform regulation and governance · Platformisation of Asian societies · Platform cultures and user practices · Social media influencers · Comparative platform studies · AI in platforms · AI and platforms for social good · AI regulation and governance · AI and smart cities · Generative AI and creative industries · Generative AI and propaganda · AI and global communication · AI and journalistic practices · AI, misinformation and deepfakes · Algorithmic bias and discrimination · AI imaginaries · Social robotics · Critical AI studies (inequality, power, ethics, aesthetics and etc) Single Abstract Should include title, 300 words summary, and a brief bio. Panel submission (3-4 papers) Should include panel title, aim of the panel (250 words), and individual abstracts of 300 words, plus brief bios of each panel member. Publication opportunity The best papers from the conference will form special issues with Communication Research and Practice and Global Media and China. Deadline for abstract/panel submission: 15th August 2025 Email for submission: deakincuc2025(a)gmail.com<mailto:deakincuc2025@gmail.com> Notification of acceptance: 30th August 2025. For inquiries, please contact Associate Professor Jian Xu: j.xu(a)deakin.edu.au<mailto:j.xu@deakin.edu.au> Professor Dianlin Huang: dianlinhuang(a)cuc.edu.cn<mailto:dianlinhuang@cuc.edu.cn> Professor Haiqing Yu: haiqing.yu(a)rmit.edu.au<mailto:haiqing.yu@rmit.edu.au> Important Notice: The contents of this email are intended solely for the named addressee and are confidential; any unauthorised use, reproduction or storage of the contents is expressly prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please delete it and any attachments immediately and advise the sender by return email or telephone. Deakin University does not warrant that this email and any attachments are error or virus free.

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Last call: Hiring: 6 TAs - EU Tech Law course - Hasso Plattner Institute (close to Berlin)
by Sandra Wachter 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

Are you interested in the governance of emergent tech? Do you care about the societal impacts of AI? Are you interested in platform regulation and accountable technologies? Come and work with me, Sandra Wachter <https://hpi.de/en/research/research-groups/technology-and-regulation/> (HPI/Oxford) at the Hasso Plattner Institute. I am looking for 6 Teaching Assistants for my EU Tech Law course. Here is the link https://jobs.plattnerfoundation.org/HPI/job/Potsdam-Tutoren-(mwd)-f%C3%BCr-… Apply now! Deadline: 10.08.2025 If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Sandra

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Last call: Hiring: 2 Teaching Assistants – University of Oxford
by Sandra Wachter 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

Hi everyone, Come & work with me, Sandra Wachter <https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/profiles/sandra-wachter/>at the University of Oxford ! I am looking for 2 Teaching Assistants for my course “Internet Technologies and Regulation”. Apply now! Deadline: *4th August 2025* *Link: * https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/vacancies/teaching-assistants/ If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Sandra

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WEBCAST 21 July – Manthan: On Proposed Amendments to the Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Rules, 2025
by Joly MacFie 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

[image: ISOC LIVE] <https://addcal.io/e/uzjddbtmnufc>*LIVESTREAM <https://youtu.be/MzHNeeYSPbQ>* | *PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM <https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/JPQXdbdwRDCi2xkJUCqurA>* | *ADD TO CALENDAR <https://addcal.io/e/uzjddbtmnufc>* | *PERMALINK <https://isoc.live/19531>* On *Monday 21 July, 2025*, at *3:30pm IST* (10:00 UTC) *CCAOI <http://ccaoi.in/>* hosts an online interactive stakeholder discussion ‘*On Proposed Amendments to the Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Rules, 2025 <https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/JPQXdbdwRDCi2xkJUCqurA>* ‘. The Ministry of Communications (Department of Telecom) released on 24 June *draft Telecommunications (Telecom Cyber Security) Amendment Rules, 2025 <https://dot.gov.in/circulars/gazette-notification-draft-telecommunications-…>* (“Telecom Cyber Security Rules”). These proposed rules aim to establish a mandatory *Mobile Number Validation* (MNV) regime, which will significantly expand the compliance obligations for digital platforms that use mobile numbers to identify customers, in order to deliver services, facilitate transactions, etc. The proposed amendments primarily aim to improve cyber security and prevent cyber frauds and incidents. The aim of this discussion is to make the provisions of the proposed amendments more understandable and relatable to a wider audience and provoke thoughts about the regulatory framework India needs and encourage stakeholder(s) to make submissions. The event is supported by *Internet Society India Delhi Chapter <https://www.isocindiadelhi.in/>* (ISOC Delhi) as a community partner. *INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC* *Shradhanjali Sarma – *CCAOI *SPEAKERS* *Shahana Chatterji* – Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas *Parag Kar* – Telecom Expert *Dr. Mahesh Uppal* – Telecom Expert *John Khiangte* – Microsoft *Garima Saxena* – The Dialogue *MODERATOR / HOST* *Amrita Choudhury* – CCAOI *"Manthan" is a Sanskrit word (मंथन) meaning churning or deep contemplation/reflection. It originates from the mythological story of the Samudra Manthan (Churning of the Ocean of Milk) in Hindu scriptures, where gods and demons churned the ocean to obtain valuable treasures and the nectar of immortality (amrit).* -** ISOC.LIVE is a free webcasting support service for the Internet Society Community - if you would like to become a monthly sponsor, or need support - contact support(a)isoc.live ** -- -------------------------------------- Joly MacFie +12185659365 -------------------------------------- -

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CSCW Workshop: Governments as Design Contexts
by Pelle Tracey 29 Jul '25

29 Jul '25

Hello! Please consider applying to our *CSCW 2025 workshop* "*Governments as design contexts: Institutional realities of technology and design in government settings*." This will be a *fully hybrid workshop*, and submissions (fairly lightweight, ~1000 words) are *due July 31*. So if you work in and around government design settings/fieldsites, we'd love to have you participate! Your perspective can be empirical, theoretical, critical, or a combination. We'll have an *exciting keynote from Northeastern's Chris Le Dantec*, and surely many other inspiring conversations. Here's the *workshop website*: https://sites.google.com/uci.edu/gov-as-design-context/overview and here is the *submission form*: https://forms.gle/mN4jBaFExLGB2jEx8. Particularly now, when so much of the relationship between technology, design, and the functions of government is changing rapidly, we need a lively and thoughtful conversation about these issues and our roles in them. Please let me know (ptracey(a)umich.edu) if you have any questions. Thank you! Pelle Pelle Tracey he/him/his Doctoral Candidate, University of Michigan School of Information Incoming Assistant Professor, University of Washington Information School pelletracey.github.io/

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We are Hiring: Assistant Professor - Public AI and Cultural Institutions - Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
by Evan Light 29 Jul '25

29 Jul '25

Dear Colleagues, The Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto is hiring a Professor at the Assistant rank in the area of Public AI and Cultural Institutions, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2026 (or shortly thereafter). The closing date is Sept. 10, 2025. Please distribute the job ad widely in your own personal networks. Assistant Professor - Public AI and Cultural Institutions Job Details | University of Toronto <https://jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-Assistant-Professor-Public-AI-and-Cult…> -- Evan Light Associate Professor, Policy Studies Coordinator, Critical Information Policy Studies, Masters of Information Faculty of Information / iSchool University of Toronto

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Imagining the Internet(s) - A Collaborative Glossary 🌐📘15 SEP
by Fridzema, N. 29 Jul '25

29 Jul '25

TLDR 📣 Call for Contributions: Imagining the Internet(s) - A Collaborative Glossary 📅 15 September 2025 📒 Open-access zine with Institute of Network Cultures and supported by EASST| 🔗 https://matterofimagination.neocities.org/cfp <https://matterofimagination.neocities.org/cfp> __ Hi AoIR community! I am forwarding a call for a collaborative glossary on internet imaginaries, bringing together short entries (500–1000 words) that help us study how the internet has been imagined, shaped, and narrated across time and place. Concepts used to critically describe and conceptualise these visions often remain scattered and unconnected across fields and geographies. Imaginaries or imaginaire, network ideology or technotopia, net romanticism or cyberculture―there are dozens of sharp concepts and sticky notions that help understand the role of imagination and discourse in our hugely digitised, increasingly networked history. We’re inviting researchers, writers, and critical thinkers to contribute a keyword, concept, or term. Something that captures a specific way of seeing or structuring digital life. Entries can reflect theoretical insights, local histories, metaphors, or half-forgotten frameworks that once held things together. *The focus should be on research concepts helpful to study imaginaries, and not imaginaries themselves (e.g. a pitch on the research notion of “metaphor” instead of a pitch on a “cyberspace” as a particular metaphor)*. Please submit a keyword and a ~100 word pitch. The submission should also include a preliminary bibliography and a short bio. If you have any further questions, please contact the co-editors, Anya Shchetvina (anya.shchetvina[at]posteo.net) and Nathalie Fridzema (n.fridzema[at]rug.nl). Full call: https://matterofimagination.neocities.org/cfp <https://matterofimagination.neocities.org/cfp> Enjoy the summer ☀️ -- *Nathalie Fridzema* PhD candidate in Dutch early web cultures and digital heritage Reviews Coordinator TMG Journal for Media History LinkedIn <http://linkedin.com/in/nathalie-fridzema> | Google Scholar <https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=bSOBiE4AAAAJ&hl=nl&oi=sra> | Staff page <https://www.rug.nl/staff/n.fridzema/> University of Groningen, Centre for Media and Journalism Studies 🦋nathaliefridz.bsky.social / 🦣NathalieFridz.aoir.social ✨matterofimagination.neocities.org

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SOCIOLOGY GROUP CALL REQUEST
by Noel Packard 29 Jul '25

29 Jul '25

Call for Papers: American Behavioral Scientist Special Issue on Pre-Internet Military Networks July 16, 2025 The *American Behavioral Scientist* (ABS), a leading peer-reviewed journal in the social and behavioral sciences, has announced a call for papers for a special issue titled *“Survey of a Cluster of Pre-Internet Networks.”* Sociology Group is pleased to share this significant scholarly opportunity with our community of researchers, writers, and readers. This guest-edited issue of the American Behavioral Scientist is scheduled for publication once enough articles have been accepted to cover a major portion of the networks listed below, with next year as the target timeframe for release. This special issue will explore how Cold War-era military communication networks prefigured today’s globally networked digital systems. These were experimental systems built primarily for counterinsurgency, political control, and surveillance during the 1960s and 1970s – long before the internet became publicly available. Often unclassified yet overlooked, these infrastructures laid the groundwork for many of the tools and ideologies that govern digital life today.. The issue is guest edited by *Dr. Noel Packard* (University of Auckland, New Zealand) and *Dr. Bradley Simpson* (University of Connecticut), two scholars whose work engages deeply with questions of surveillance, militarization, and historical memory. ------------------------------ *Cold War Networks Before the Internet* The project surveys a specific group of Cold War communication and data systems, each developed under U.S. military or intelligence direction and implemented across multiple geopolitical regions. These include: - *COINTELPRO* and *CHAOS* (United States) - *CORDS* and the *Phoenix Program* (Vietnam) - *Operation Condor* (Southern Cone of South America) - *ORDEN* (El Salvador) - *Jakarta Operations* (Indonesia) - *OBAN / DOI-CODI* (Brazil) These systems shared common features: they employed advanced communication technologies, gathered and centralized sensitive intelligence, and assisted military or paramilitary actors in neutralizing perceived political threats. In many cases, they operated as two-part programs – facilitating both economic restructuring along neoliberal lines and violent repression of dissent. This ABS issue seeks to examine these networks as historical, static “test cases” of early networked societies that can be compared to today’s dynamic, globally interconnected world. By having these historical “test-case” networks to compare and contrast with today’s inter-networked systems, we gain insight into how societies coped with surveillance states in the past and what they can teach us about life in a global digital society today. By revisiting these Cold War cases, the editors hope to contribute new historical and theoretical insights to ongoing discussions about surveillance, digital power, and media infrastructures in contemporary society. ------------------------------ *Areas of Focus for Contributors* The editors invite contributions from scholars working in sociology, history, media studies, political science, and related disciplines. Potential areas of focus include: - The communication technologies and hardware that enabled these networks - The visibility (or lack thereof) of these systems to the public - Their institutional design and staffing - The role these systems played in enforcing neoliberal economic agendas - Their impact on inequality, political polarization, and civil liberties - Methodological or theoretical frameworks used to study such historical systems This is an opportunity to contribute to a rare comparative analysis of state-led networked communication systems from the pre-Internet era — systems that have shaped the modern digital landscape in ways still not fully understood. ------------------------------ *An Open Opportunity: ORDEN in El Salvador* As part of the call, the editors have noted that the topic of *ORDEN (Organización Democrática Nacionalista) in El Salvador* remains open for contribution. Dr. Noel Packard had begun initial work on this subject but shifted focus due to changes in the contributor pool. Importantly, she has received permission from human rights scholar *Michael McClintock* to quote from his influential book *The American Connection: State Terror and Popular Resistance in El Salvador*. This is not a personal request, but rather an open invitation for a qualified contributor to develop an article using McClintock’s materials and other historical sources. Researchers in Latin American studies, political violence, or Cold War history may find this a valuable and timely subject. ------------------------------ *Submission Guidelines* Interested authors are invited to submit the following: - A *500-word abstract* (in English) - A *brief bio-statement ( 200-300 words) * Submissions and inquiries should be directed to lead editor *Dr. Noel Packard*: *npac825(a)aucklanduni.ac.nz <npac825(a)aucklanduni.ac.nz>* *Deadline for abstract submissions: 1 October 2025* Submissions will be considered on a rolling basis. The publication timeline for accepted papers will begin in *December 2025* and extend into *2026*. ------------------------------ *About the Editors* *Dr. Noel Packard*, affiliated with the University of Auckland, focuses on media systems, communication history, and surveillance society. Her work includes the presentation *Making Internet History More Visible* and a timeline infographic titled *Demarcated Timeline of Military Pre-Internet Test Networks*. *Dr. Bradley Simpson* is Associate Professor of History and Asian American Studies at the University of Connecticut. He is the author of *Economists with Guns: Authoritarian Development and U.S.-Indonesian Relations, 1960–1968* and leads a declassification initiative at the National Security Archive focused on Indonesia and East Timor under Suharto. ------------------------------ *About the Journal* *American Behavioral Scientist* has been publishing cutting-edge work in the social sciences since 1957. Each of its fourteen annual issues is guest edited and thematically focused. The journal provides a platform for in-depth, interdisciplinary research and is published by *SAGE*. 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