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Invitation to the Data Worker Inquiry Talk series
by Adio-Adet Tichafara Dinika | Universitaet Bremen 02 Sep '24

02 Sep '24

Dear Colleagues, We are excited to invite you to the Data Workers’ Inquiry[1] talk series "WHAT TRAINING DO DATA WORKERS NEED AND WHAT DO THEY GET INSTEAD?" on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, AT 5:00 PM CET, ONLINE ON ZOOM. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND![2] In this crucial discussion, we'll explore: * The challenges of unclear instructions leading to wasted effort * The disconnect between job expectations and actual tasks * The inadequacy of training in the face of complex responsibilities Remember: Machines aren't inherently smart. They rely on humans for training. But who trains the trainers? Are they adequately prepared? What does this mean for their labour and compensation? Our Panel: * Milagros Miceli * Yasser Alrayes * Fasica Gebrekidan * Adrienne Williams Moderated by: Laurenz Sachenbacher This event is free, but we kindly appreciate any donations to support our speakers and their communities. We hope you'll join us for this insightful discussion on the realities of data worker training. We’re attaching a flyer for the launch. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SPEAKER SERIES, WHICH WILL RUN UNTIL NOVEMBER, CAN BE FOUND HERE: DATA-WORKERS.ORG/EVENTS[3]. Greetings from the DWI team, Adio Dinika, Krystal Kaufmann, Camilla Salim Wagner, Laurenz Sachenbacher, and Mila Miceli. Links: ------ [1] http://data-workers.org/ [2] file:///C:/Users/atdin/OneDrive/Desktop/Please%20register%20to%20attend! [3] http://data-workers.org/events Adio-Adet Tichafara Dinika Universität Bremen

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Special Issue NMS: Automating Communication in the Digital Society
by Christian Katzenbach 02 Sep '24

02 Sep '24

Dear all, our special issue with NMS is now live: Automating Communication in the Digital Society. https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/NMS/current Automation is a defining feature of today’s societies—not only since ChatGPT and generative artificial intelligence (AI) have accomplished to produce yet another wave of hype. In our new special issue, co-edited by Christian Pentzold and me, we explore how subjectivity, agency, and empowerment become defined and reconfigured in novel human–machine encounters and in societies which in large parts are kept going and sustained by complex digital infrastructures. The contributions, featuring works from Peter Nagy, Gina Neff, Ph.D., Will Orr, Kate Crawford, Annika Richterich, Sally Wyatt, Ngai Keung Chan, Chi Kwok, Christian Greiffenhagen, Xinzhi Xu, Philipp Seuferling, Annette Markham, Marcus Bösch, Tom Divon, CJ Reynolds, Blake Hallinan, Jean Burgess, Nicholas Carah, Daniel Angus, Abdul Karim Obeid, Mark Andrejevic, and Joanne Kuai, span from journalistic innovations to social movements, offering critical perspectives on the growing fusion of human and machine interaction. Thanks to Steve Jones for guidance and trust! Key highlights include: - Lucid analyses of alluring narratives of AI magic and the datasets powering statistical projections (aka AI) - The role of automation in ad serving, propaganda, journalism and copyright, social movements and collectives - Automated tracking technologies in different contexts ranging from hotels to border control - Accountability and social media It's clear that we are in the midst of a fundamental transformation, with profound technical and societal implications. Now is the time to critically examine and shape how these technologies will influence our daily lives. Here’s the amazing line-up with mostly open-access articles: https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/NMS/current Let us know if you want to follow up, and let’s chat in Sheffield about this if you like. BTW We are currently hiring 18 PhDs in the field of automation and communication for a new major research cluster in Germany and Austria: https://www.comai.space/jobs.html Best, Christian Katzenbach Christian Pentzold — Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach Professor of Media and Communication Centre for Media, Communication & Information Research (ZeMKI), University of Bremen www.uni-bremen.de/zemki Lab Platform Governance, Media and Technology (PGMT) platform-governance.org Visiting Professor London School of Economics (LSE) www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications Associated Researcher Alexander von Humboldt Institut for Internet and Society (HIIG) www.hiig.de

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18 PhD positions in Research Unit on Communicative A/ GenAI and Society
by Christian Katzenbach 02 Sep '24

02 Sep '24

Dear all, we are starting to hire! We are currently seeking to fill 18 PhD-position in the field of Communicative AI / Generative AI and society. The positions are announced as part of a major research cluster on Communicative AI funded by the German and the Austrian Research Foundations, led by Andreas Hepp and Wiebke Loosen, with PIs from multiple disciplines and research institutions, including me. The PhD positions are fully funded for 4 years, located mostly at ZeMKI, Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research, University of Bremen, others are located in Hamburg, Vienna, and Graz. Work will be interdisciplinary but our perspective is informed by media and communications, sociology / STS, law, and computer science / HCI. Deadline is September 27, 2024. Project start January 1, 2025. https://www.comai.space/jobs.html I am personally seeking two PhD candidates to work on the governance and discourses with regard to ComAI / Generative AI. What are the emerging rulesets for ComAI? Think: content moderation for generative AI? What are the controversies and discourses on the role and rules of Generative AI? Let me know if you have questions, and please do share this with your graduates! Best, Christian — Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach Professor of Media and Communication Centre for Media, Communication & Information Research (ZeMKI), University of Bremen www.uni-bremen.de/zemki Lab Platform Governance, Media and Technology (PGMT) platform-governance.org Visiting Professor London School of Economics (LSE) www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications Associated Researcher Alexander von Humboldt Institut for Internet and Society (HIIG) www.hiig.de

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Search Engine Research / RAT Community Meeting 2024
by Lewandowski, Dirk 02 Sep '24

02 Sep '24

We invite all researchers interested in search engine data analysis to the next RAT Community Meeting! The RAT Community Meeting series brings together researchers interested in collecting and analyzing search engine data. The interactive meeting provides information on new features of the RAT software, hands-on tutorials explaining how to use RAT for your research projects, showcase presentations covering search engine studies from areas such as health and politics, an interactive poster session, and lots of room for discussion and networking during breaks and at the conference dinner. When? Friday, 27th September 2024, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. (+ conference dinner) Where? Hamburg, Germany Please note that this is an in-person event which will not be streamed. The full agenda can be found here: http://rat2024.eventbrite.de/ The Result Assessment Tool (RAT) is a modular and flexible research software that allows the design and conduct of studies using search engine data. With RAT, researchers can easily define a list of queries. The tool then automatically queries selected search engines, collects the results, and presents them in a structured format for further processing. RAT efficiently collects result URLs, full text, and screenshots. In research studies, researchers run automatic analysis and classification or let jurors evaluate results on whatever criteria they are interested in. RAT is free to use through a web interface. It is fully open source, so researchers can run their installations or modify the software to fit their needs. More information on the RAT software can be found here: https://searchstudies.org/rat -- Prof. Dr. Dirk Lewandowski Interim professor (Data Science), University of Duisburg-Essen Professor (Information Research & Information Retrieval), Hamburg University of Applied Sciences T +49 40 428 75-3621 dirk.lewandowski(a)haw-hamburg.de HOCHSCHULE FÜR ANGEWANDTE WISSENSCHAFTEN HAMBURG Fakultät Design, Media und Information Department of Information, Media and Communication Finkenau 35 / 22081 Hamburg / Germany http://www.searchstudies.org/dirk http://uni-due.de/datascience/

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OA book: Radio Explorations. Architectonic Studies of Electromagnetic Milieux
by Selena Savic 02 Sep '24

02 Sep '24

Dear list, I would like to share with you the open access book Radio Explorations https://www.transcript-publishing.com/978-3-8376-7337-1/radio-explorations/ which presents an encounter between radio signal recordings, data feminism, and experimental design, offering innovative tools and fostering interdisciplinary collaborations. I argue that an intersectional perspective on information technology is needed, to articulate relevant points of observing, experiencing and being attentive to forms of social and environmental in/justice it may perpetuate. Radio signals incorporate nature and technology in a fascinating mixture of engineering, environment and chance: poems, sounds, and all sorts of messages are encoded and transmitted at large distances as electromagnetic waves. With this book, I explore the cultural practices related to radio communication and information technologies as technical and societal domains. Contributors present post-disciplinary research into the material, logical and onto-epistemological properties of radio signals. These approaches to radio signals specificity and situatedness expand the feminist materialist resistance to dualistic and universal readings of the world. The book is available open access from transcript: ttps://www.transcript-open.de/isbn/7337 If you have questions or if you would like to discuss shared interests in radio technologies and data, please feel free to email me: s.savic(a)uva.nl Best wishes, -- *Dr. Selena Savic* Assistant Professor for Protohistory of AI and Machines in the Arts University of Amsterdam Arts and Culture - Faculty of Humanities Amsterdam School for Historical Studies (ASH) https://www.uva.nl/en/profile/s.savic <https://www.uva.nl/en/profile/s/a/s.savic/s.savic.html>

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Information regarding CJMC International Conference 2025
by Mausumi Bhattacharyya 01 Sep '24

01 Sep '24

*Kindly share it within the network:* International Conference on "Innovative Paradigms in Communication & Media: Bridging the Global Perspectives" As part of CJMC’s Silver Jubilee Celebration Organised by: Centre for Journalism and Mass Communication (CJMC), Visva-Bharati – A Central University and An Institution of National Importance in India, Santiniketan, West Bengal. Dates: 7th - 9th January, 2025 Conceptual Framework: The Centre for Journalism and Mass Communication (CJMC) at Visva-Bharati is proud to host the international conference, "Innovative Paradigms in Communication & Media: Bridging the Global Perspectives," as a tribute to Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore’s vision of integrating diverse cultural perspectives. This conference aims to foster interdisciplinary exchanges across communication and media studies, aligned with the principles of inclusivity, diversity, and ethical considerations. The conference will be conducted in a hybrid mode, allowing for both in-person and virtual participation. Key Themes: 1. Strategic and Indigenous Communication for Development - Exploring the integration of indigenous knowledge in sustainable development and revisiting development communication theories. 2. Political Communication and Global Media - Addressing the media's role in power dynamics, conflict resolution, and global political landscapes. 3. Innovations in Audio-Visual Media - Discussing emerging technologies like VR, AR, and AI in media production, and ethical journalism. 4. Cultural Production and Creative Industry - Examining the role of cultural products and identity politics in shaping societal narratives. 5. Gender Dynamics in Media - Analysing the representation of gender and the visibility of LGBTQIA+ communities in media. 6. Digital Communication and Society - Delving into the impact of digital communication on public opinion, the digital divide, and cybersecurity. Call for Papers: - Abstract Submission Deadline: September 22, 2024 - Full Paper Submission Deadline: December 31, 2024 Submission Link: https://forms.gle/exkoQqqTsapMHeWXA For detailed information about the conference, please visit the university's official website: https://visvabharati.ac.in/files/561230824_CJMC_International_Conference_20… Contact: cjmc(a)visva-bharati.ac.in Note: Please mention ‘CJMC International Conference 2025’ in the subject line. Mausumi Bhattacharyya, PhD Associate Professor Centre for Journalism & Mass Communication Visva-Bharati - A Central University of National Importance Santiniketan, WB, India & Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Post-Doctoral Fellow (June 2017- May 2019) at Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi

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WEBCAST 22-24 AUG – African Peering and Interconnection Forum 2024 | Le Forum africain sur le peering et l’interconnexion 2024 (AfPIF)
by Joly MacFie 31 Aug '24

31 Aug '24

I say it every year, AfPIF is the single best event that ISOC is involved in. It's all about interconnection, cooperation, and building out connectivity. This year I will not be simulcasting, you'll have go into ISOC's Zoom Events <https://www.afpif.org/registration/> platform for the livestream, and there you will find EN/FR interpretation and captions. I am, nevertheless, recording, and will post an archive next week. On Tuesday-Thursday August 20-23 2024 the African Peering and Interconnection Forum (AfPIF) 2024 will convene in Kinshasa, DRC. An open and inclusive forum, AfPIF focuses on developing Internet interconnection and traffic exchange opportunities by bringi… [image: isoc live] <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=6613d6472c24ef5e71bfff8f…>On *Tuesday-Thursday August 20-23 2024* the *African Peering and Interconnection Forum <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=81b2ea264d02d11f2264d24d…>* (AfPIF) 2024 will convene in Kinshasa, DRC. An open and inclusive forum, AfPIF focuses on developing Internet interconnection and traffic exchange opportunities by bringing together key players – infrastructure providers, Internet service providers (ISPs), Internet Exchange Points (IXPs), content producers and providers, data center operators, policy-makers and regulators, to advance the peering ecosystem in Africa. AfPIF aims to promote the development of national and cross border interconnection and offers the African technical community a unique opportunity to showcase interconnection challenges and opportunities. Du *mardi au jeudi 20 au 22 août 2024*, Le *Forum africain sur le peering et l’interconnexion <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=ee44dfe8939098d238b92657…>* (AfPIF) 2024 se déroulera à Kinshasa, au RDC. Forum ouvert et inclusif, l’AfPIF se concentre sur le développement d’opportunités d’interconnexion et d’échange de trafic Internet en réunissant des acteurs clés – fournisseurs d’infrastructures, fournisseurs de services Internet (FAI), points d’échange Internet (IXP), producteurs et fournisseurs de contenu, opérateurs de centres de données, politiques-makers et régulateurs, pour faire progresser l’écosystème de peering en Afrique. AfPIF vise à promouvoir le développement de l’interconnexion nationale et transfrontalière et offre à la communauté technique africaine une occasion unique de présenter les défis et les opportunités de l’interconnexion. *AGENDA / ORDRE DU JOUR* https://www.afpif.org/afpif2024/agenda/ <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=05028ab097c13ffddd59f8f0…> (ALL TIMES WAT = UTC+1) *Day 1: 20 August 2024* *09:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks* *09:30 Panel: Africa’s Data Center Landscape* *Bhavik Pattni* (Raxio), *Ranjith Cherickel* (iColo) *Valtter Louhivuori* (Finnfund) *Obinna Adumike* (Rack Center) Moderator: *Dr. Ayotunde Coker* (OADC) *11:00- Internet Exchange Points* *How to Run an IXP for the First 5 Years – Darwin Costa* (DE-CIX) *IXP and Data Center Ecosystem Development – Djo Tshiabadala* (Orange DRC) *RDC Cache-Fill Strategies – Daniel Alongi Elenga* (ISPA-DRC) *IXP Tracker – Amreesh Phokeer* (Internet Society) *14:00 Tech, Tools, and Automation* *Introducing the Open Fibre Standard – Steve Song* (Mozilla) *Spatial Division Multiplexing: A New Paradigm – Mark Tinka* (TransmissionCo) *PeeringDB Update – Ben Ryall* (Meta) *AFRINIC: Tools to Help Secure Internet Routing – Behou Brice Abba* (AFRINIC) *15:15 Peering Personals #1* *16:00-17:30 Internet Research and Analysis* *Towards Measuring Content Locality – Amreesh Phokeer* (Internet Society) *Analyzing Collateral Impact of Cable Cuts in Africa – Theophilus Benson* *West Africa’s Digital and Infrastructure Outlook – Obinna Adumike* (AF-CIX) *17:15 Peering Personals #2* *Day 2: 21 August 2024* *11:00-12:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks* *11:15 ISOC > AFIX Handover Ceremony* *11:30 Network Infrastructure Trends in Africa – Patrick Christian* (TeleGeography) *14:00 Exploring DR Congo* *RDC Market Overview – Laurent Ntumba* (ISPA-DRC) *DRC-IX in a Second Role for its Growth – Nico Tshintu* (ISPA-DRC) *Meta’s Edge in Africa: Planning for the Future – Ben Ryall* (Meta) *16:00 Panel: Empowering Women Engineers: Breaking Barriers and Building Futures* *Oumie Lindo* (SEGUCE) *Gloria Tshiunza* (Liquid) *Olga Kavira* (DRC Ministry of Posts and Telecom) *Purity Musalila* (Zambia) *Sally Wentworth* (Internet Society) Moderator: *Massaka LoLo* (AMWIBA) *17:15 Peering Personals #3* *Day 3: 22 August 2024* *11:00 Panel: Cable Sharks: Myth or Menace?* *Ben Ryall* (Meta) *Dr. Ayotunde Coker* (OADC) Moderator: *Mark Tinka* (TransmissionCo) *12:15 Peering Personals #4* *14:00 AFRINIC Update – Cedrick Adrien Mbeyet* (AFRINIC) *14:30 Panel: Interconnection Policy and Regulation* Moderator and Panelists TBD *16:00 Panel: Emerging Trends at IXPS: Challenges and Opportunities* *Jorgen Grinnes* (Amazon) *Darwin da Costa* (DECIX) *Kyle Spencer* (UIXP) Moderator: *Michuki Mwangi* (Internet Society) *17:00 Open Mic* *17:30 Closing Session and AfPIF Host Announcement for Next Year* *LIVESTREAM https://www.afpif.org/registration/ <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=ab2446c650accd85c2174627…>* (EN/FR) *TWITTER #AfPIF2024 <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=40160d39171f8985c8d90257…> @AfPIF @ISOC_Africa @Af_IX #IPeerinAfrica* *ARCHIVE* https://archive.org/details/afpif2024 <http://isoc.live?action=user_content_redirect&uuid=fe04016dcf34e382f7147a0b…> *** ISOC.LIVE is free community webcasting support service sponsored by the the Internet Society New York Chapter (ISOC-NY) - Big thanks to our August 2024 funder Vint Cerf *** - -- -------------------------------------- Joly MacFie +12185659365 -------------------------------------- -

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Researcher in the Field of Critical Digital Studies with a Focus on Digital Democracy
by Christian Fuchs 30 Aug '24

30 Aug '24

Researcher in the Field of Critical Digital Studies with a Focus on Digital Democracy Paderborn University’s Media Systems and Media Organisation Research Group seeks to fill the following position: Researcher in the Field of Critical Digital Studies with a Focus on Digital Democracy (salary level according to 13 TV-L). with 100% of the regular working hours. This is a fixed-term position from 1.1.2025 until 31.12.2026 that is part of an EU research project. The appointed early career researcher will work at Paderborn University in the Horizon Europe research project INNOVADE: INNOVAtive DEmocracy through Digitalisation (funded by the Call HORIZON-CL2-2024-DEMOCRACY-01-07: Past, Present and Future of Democracies). INNOVADE’s goal is to better understand and to advance digital democracy. Prof. Christian Fuchs is the Principal Investigator (PI) of one of INNOVADE’s research teams. The Paderborn University team focuses on theories and social research of digital democracy. The researcher will work together with Prof. Fuchs in INNOVADE. The working language of the INNOVADE research project is English. Further particulars and details on how to apply can be found here: https://www.uni-paderborn.de/fileadmin/zv/4-4/stellenangebote/Kennziffer665…

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Extended deadline - International workshop on AI and surveillance in policing and law and order: Opportunities, threats, perspectives and cases
by Marie Eneman 30 Aug '24

30 Aug '24

Dear all, Following a number of requests we have extended the deadline to September 9, 2024. Authors will be notified of paper acceptance by September 13, 2024 at the latest. We are very pleased to announce following call for papers to: International workshop on AI and surveillance in policing and law and order: Opportunities, threats, perspectives and cases More info: https://www.crisp-surveillance.com/blog/243289/call-papers-ai-and-surveilla… Workshop organisers: Marie Eneman, Gothenburg University Jan Ljungberg, Gothenburg University Diana Miranda, University of Stirling William Webster, University of Stirling The workshop takes place October 16-18, 2024 at the Department of Applied Information Technology, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Purpose of the workshop The purpose of the workshop is to provide an international platform for researchers from different disciplinary areas and academic levels to meet to critically discuss and reflect on different use cases illustrating AI-enabled surveillance in policing contexts. Our aspiration is to generate and share new contributions to knowledge around the existing, future and potential uses of AI, and their implications and consequences, in policing and law and order. In this respect, we aim to reflect on contemporary technological development as well as, and alongside, significant legal, organisational and political contexts. The European AI Act, for example, will play a role in shaping the regulatory environment. Issues relating to how law enforcement authorities navigate and balance the borderland between, on the one hand, the rapid technological development and recently extended mandate to use new technology as part of the authority's work practice, and the emerging comprehensive policy and regulatory framework in which the AI Act has a significant role. Balancing the possibilities with AI for law enforcement while adjusting and balancing the work practices to new regulation will likely create a set of tensions and dilemmas, and may possibly also lead to institutional conflicts. Publication Following on from the workshop the organisers will facilitate the publication of an edited collection on the topic of the workshop to the Routledge Studies in Surveillance book series [https://www.routledge.com/Routledge-Studies-in-Surveillance/book-series/RSS…] We aim to include all workshop contributions in this edited collection. Chapter contributions are expected to be in the range of 5-6,000 words. Important dates The deadline for paper proposals (extended abstracts up to 2,000 words) to the workshop is 9th September 2024 Authors will be notified concerning paper acceptance by 13th September 2024 Workshop takes place 16th-18th October 2024 Deadline for full chapters 3rd February 2025 Review and revision of chapters to take place in February and March 2025 Submission of final manuscript to Routledge, April 2025 The workshop will be delivered in a hybrid format, which will accommodate presentations delivered by Zoom, although we are particularly keen for participants to attend in-person. There is no cost to participate in the workshop apart from possible travel and accommodation costs. The cost of refreshments, lunches and dinner are covered by the host institution. Please circulate the call to anyone who would be interested in submitting a paper for the workshop and for the edited book! Apologies for cross-postings. We look forward to your submissions. Welcome to contact us with any questions - marie.eneman(a)ait.gu.se<mailto:marie.eneman@ait.gu.se>! Best wishes, Marie Eneman, Diana Miranda, William Webster and Jan Ljungberg Marie Eneman (Docent/Associate Professor) University of Gothenburg Department of Applied IT 417 56 Gothenburg Switch Board: 0046 31 7860000 Mobile Phone: 0046 709758844 Note: I sometimes send emails outside of office hours for my convenience but please reply at your convenience during your usual working hours.

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Algorithms, autonomy and news choice overload
by Sacha Molitorisz 30 Aug '24

30 Aug '24

Dear AoIR colleagues, With a shameless lack of humility, I draw your attention to a new open access article published this week in Policy and Internet: 'A legal cure for news choice overload: Regulating algorithms and AI with ‘light patterns’ to foster autonomy and democracy'. The link is here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/poi3.412 And the abstract goes a little something like this: Despite an unprecedented abundance of news content, both news avoidance and dissatisfaction are rising. Blending journalism, philosophy and law scholarship, this paper argues that ‘news choice overload’ causes paralysis and poor outcomes as it transfers power to algorithms, thereby harming autonomy and, in turn, democracy. An analysis of Australian and European regulatory responses shows the need for an algorithmic regulator and a transparency requirement for digital platforms. Further, people's ability to choose autonomously can be fostered by positive interventions, or ‘light patterns’, including ‘diversity nudges’ and a shift from caveat emptor to a caveat venditor approach, in which digital platforms are assigned legal responsibility. Recognising that it is autonomy and democracy—not choice per se—that are valuable, such interventions can shift meaningful decision-making back to citizens at a moment when the rise of generative artificial intelligence is giving algorithms yet more power. Wishing you all a safe, happy weekend, Sacha Dr Sacha Molitorisz (he/him) Senior Lecturer in Law Centre for Media Transition<http://cmt.uts.edu.au>, UTS Latest book: Net Privacy<https://www.newsouthbooks.com.au/books/net-privacy/> Research: Click here<https://scholar.google.com.au/citations?user=Yp9h-zEAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao> We at UTS Faculty of Law pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters upon which we live and work, and to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge them as the Traditional Custodians of Country and Knowledge for these places. We recognise the strengths of Indigenous Australians and we seek to work with Indigenous communities to ensure that the Anglo-Australian legal system advances Indigenous self-determination. UTS CRICOS Provider Code: 00099F DISCLAIMER: This email message and any accompanying attachments may contain confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient, do not read, use, disseminate, distribute or copy this message or attachments. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete this message. Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender, except where the sender expressly, and with authority, states them to be the views of the University of Technology Sydney. Before opening any attachments, please check them for viruses and defects. Think. Green. Do. Please consider the environment before printing this email.

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