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AoIR2022 Travel Scholarship Application - Deadline 3 July 2022
by Michelle, Association of Internet Researchers 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

- apologies for cross posting - In order to increase the diversity of participation in the annual AoIR conferences, the Association of Internet Researchers makes available several conference fee waivers and travel stipends per year. Applications are invited from authors whose proposals have already been accepted via the conference reviewing process, as well as by PhD students applying to the Doctoral Colloquium. All applications should be emailed directly to the Association Coordinator, Michelle (ac [at] AoIR [dot] org), and must be received by 3 July 2022. Late applications cannot be considered. Applications should include (1) a short (2-page) CV and (2) a statement no longer than 2 pages that must include the following information: 1. A brief description of how the author’s presentation or contribution to the AoIR 2022 conference will uniquely articulate and/or represent a distinctive perspective (e.g., of persons and/or cultures) otherwise unlikely to be represented at the conference. 2. An explanation of the author’s distinctive circumstances that would warrant a fee waiver, and an indication that the applicant will be able to make effective use of the funds. These may include, but are by no means limited to: exceptionally limited financial resources (e.g., as a graduate student or scholar in a non-OECD country, as a disabled person on a limited income, etc.); exceptional limits on institutional support otherwise normally available (e.g., travel funds, grant funds, etc.); other exceptional circumstances that render the usual AoIR conference fees an insurmountable obstacle to attending the conference in order to present the author’s work. Please include any information on access you have to additional funding. AoIR membership is encouraged but is not a requirement for the application. Applicants may also include a letter of support from someone familiar with their circumstances, special needs, etc. Such a letter is not a requirement. Applications will be reviewed by the AoIR Executive Committee. Fee waivers and travel stipends of up to USD$500 (with one stipend of up to USD$1,500) will be awarded. Awards are intended to reimburse participants for expenses incurred and will be paid out after the conference. The awardee is required to provide expense receipts to AoIR in order to access travel stipends. Decisions are made on the basis of the Executive Committee’s collective judgment as to which applicants will make the most distinctive contribution to the AoIR conference. Priority will be given to applicants who have not previously received a travel award from AoIR. In order to respect and protect the privacy of the applicants, all Executive Committee discussions and deliberations will be held in strict confidence. The AoIR Executive Committee regretfully acknowledges that there may be more meritorious applications than we will be able to award and support. Nonetheless, we hope that awarded fee waivers and travel stipends will not only assist deserving scholars and researchers, but also enrich the AoIR 2022 conference for all attendees. Please direct any additional questions to AoIR's Association Coordinator, Michelle (ac [at] AoIR [dot] org). Tama Leaver AoIR President

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Join us this week - Mediating Scale online conference - 16-18th June
by Magdalena Krysztoforska 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

*Mediating Scale Conference 16-18 June 2022* Join us this week for 3 days of fantastic interdisciplinary panels and keynotes exploring ways of framing the problem of mediating scale, and the stakes involved in addressing epistemological barriers to facing contemporary problems at an appropriate scale. All presentations are free to attend on Zoom Events but registration is required. The conference is being hosted at the Institute of Communication Studies in Lille, France, and so all times are in Central European Summer Time (CEST). Full details, including the conference schedule, abstracts, biographies and how to register, can be found on the website: <https://mediatingscale.com/programme/>www.mediatingscale.com <https://mediatingscale.com/programme/> We look forward to seeing you there, Oliver Kenny and Magdalena Krysztoforska *Organisers of Mediating Scale Conference 2022*mediatingscale(a)gmail.com *Keynote presentations:* *Thursday 16th June:* · 3pm: Dr Zachary Horton (University of Pittsburgh) · 7.30pm: Dr Joshua DiCaglio (Texas A&M University) o For this talk, the first part of *Scale Theory: A Nondisciplinary Inquiry* has been made freely available. Please see the website to download. *Friday 17th June:* · 3pm: Dr Laura Tripaldi (University of Milano-Bicocca) · 7.30pm: Professor Benjamin Bratton (University of California, San Diego) *Saturday 18th June:* · 3pm: Dr Bogna Konior (NYU Shanghai) · 7.30pm: Dr Thomas Moynihan (University of Oxford) *Panels:* *Thursday 16th June, 5-6.30pm – Panel 1* - Yazdanmehr Gordanpour (University of British Columbia) Close Reading in the Age of Climate Change: Scale in Interpretative Methodologies - Professor Sara Upstone (Kingston University) and Dr Kristian Shaw (University of Lincoln) Simultaneity of Scale: Contemporary Transglossic Literature *Friday 17th June, 11am-1pm – Panel 2* - Dustin Breitling (Masaryk University) Scaling the Mesocosm - Dr Concepción Cortés Zulueta (University of Málaga) Looking through the myriad lenses of a fly’s eye: the persistence and transformations of an entomological scale play and a microscopic-telescopic experience - Dr Julie Momméja (Lumière Lyon 2 University) Expanding Timescales: the Long Now Foundation and its *Longue Durée * Clock *Friday 17th June, 5-6.30pm – Panel 3* - Dr Anushka Peres (University of Nevada, Reno) Scale Intimacies - Sasha Crawford-Holland (University of Chicago) Oppressive Heat: Scaling Extreme Weather in Local Television *Saturday 18th June, 11am-1pm – Panel 4* - Dr Andrew Fisher (Film and TV School of Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU), Prague) Flusser, Simondon and the scales of contemporary photography - Dr Laurence Kent (University of Cambridge) The Cosmic Non-Place: Intelligence and Scale in Frant Gwo’s *The Wandering Earth* - Dr Provides Ng (Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL)) Universal Basic Service: Scalability of CFHT & DAO 衣食住行 • 道 *Saturday 18th June, 5-6.30pm – Panel 5* - Dr Patrick Brian Smith (University of Warwick) Media and Forensics: Activism Across Investigatory Scales - Dr Piotr Szpunar (University at Albany, SUNY) Spectroscopic Pasts and Tele-scoping Futures on the Red Planet *Magdalena Krysztoforska* (she/her) *AHRC/M4C Doctoral Candidate in Critical Theory* Dept. of Cultures, Media & Visual Studies Room B57, Trent Building University of Nottingham University Park Nottingham, NG7 2RD

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Online seminar 16 June | Nick Couldry & Ulises Mejias: Resisting Data Colonialism
by Orsolya Gulyás 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

Dear colleagues, A quick reminder to register for the third edition of our online Data Sovereignty Seminar Series on 16 June at 17.00 (CEST) with Nick Couldry (LSE) and Ulises Mejias (SUNY) on resisting data colonialism. Please follow the link below to register, where you can also find the recordings of our past seminars. Registration: https://brussels-school.be/event/data-sovereignty-seminar-series Seminar #3: Resisting Data Colonialism: The Benefits and Limits of Data Sovereignty Description In their book The Costs of Connection: How Data Colonizes Human Life and Appropriates it for Capitalism (Stanford University Press, August 2019), Couldry and Mejias argue that the role of data in society needs to be grasped as not only a development of capitalism, but as the start of a new phase in human history that rivals in importance the emergence of historic colonialism. This new "data colonialism" is based not on the extraction of natural resources or labor, but on the appropriation of human life through data, paving the way for a further stage of capitalism. Resisting it will require strategies that decolonial thinking has foregrounded for centuries, including the articulation of new forms of sovereignty. By reviewing the benefits and limits of these emerging proposals for digital sovereignty—including the ones currently being discussed in the EU—the authors will explore how effectively this concept can inform government and public responses against emerging forms of data colonialism. Programme 17:00-17:05: Welcome and introduction by Orsolya Gulyás & Clément Perarnaud (BSoG) 17:05-17:25: Presentation by Nick Couldry (LSE) and Ulises Mejias (SUNY) 17:25-17:35: Discussion by Julia Pohle (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) 17:35-18:00: Q&A with the audience Time: June 16, 2022 at 05:00 PM CEST The Data Sovereignty seminar series is jointly organised by the Center for Digitalisation, Democracy and Innovation at the Brussels School of Governance and the UNU-CRIS/VUB Chair on Digital Sovereignty. Best wishes, Orsolya Gulyás and Clément Perarnaud ORSOLYA GULYÁS PhD Researcher +32 485 980 172 Brussels School of Governance<https://brussels-school.be/> Pleinlaan 5 - 1050 Brussels

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Everyday Algorithms - Algocount conference, Milan 7 July 2022
by Alessandro Gandini 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

With apologies for cross-posting The University of Milan, Department of Social and Political Sciences, together with Density Design (Politecnico di Milano) and the Science and Technology Museum "Leonardo da Vinci" of Milan, are happy to share the programme of the upcoming *Everyday Algorithms - Algocount conference*, which will be held at the Science and Technology Museum "Leonardo da Vinci" of Milan on 7 July, 2022. Funded by Fondazione Cariplo, the Algocount project (2020-2022) engaged in the study of algorithmic imaginaries in Italy, with a peculiar focus on processes of public opinion formation and news circulation. All information about the project, its current and future outputs can be found at: www.algocount.org. The conference brings together a stellar lineup of scholars interested in algorithmic imaginaries, algorithmic theory and methods, algorithmic visualization, and the role of algorithms in the formation of public opinion. Speakers include, among others, Heather Ford (University of Technology Sydney), Sophie Bishop (University of Sheffield), Massimo Airoldi (University of Milan) and many more. Joelle Swart (University of Groningen) and Simone Natale (Politecnico di Torino) will deliver a keynote speech. The conference will be held in-person and live-streamed on Zoom. Full programme and registration information are available at the following page: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/biglietti-everyday-algorithms-algocount-conf… For any other information or query, feel free to contact me (Alessandro Gandini) at: alessandro.gandini(a)unimi.it. Best, Alessandro -- Alessandro Gandini Associate Professor of Sociology University of Milan, Department of Social and Political Sciences via Conservatorio 7, 20122 Milan @afrontiercity

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8th IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2 2022): Last Mile for Paper Submission
by Announce Announcements 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

*** Last Mile for Paper Submission *** 8th IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2 2022) "Community Smartification and towards ZERO emission Smart Cities for a Green New Era" September 26-29, 2022, Aliathon Resort, Paphos, Cyprus https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022 (*** Submission Deadline Extension: June 14, 2022 AoE (firm!) ***) The IEEE ISC2 2022 Organizing Committee is glad to announce that it is currently accepting papers for the 8th edition of the IEEE International Smart Cities Conference. This year, the IEEE ISC2 will be held in-person on September 26-29, 2022, in Paphos, Cyprus and the theme of the conference is “Community Smartification and towards ZERO emission Smart Cities for a Green New Era.” The IEEE ISC2 is the flagship conference sponsored by the IEEE Smart Cities Technical Community, a coalition of eight IEEE technical societies and organizations. Besides contributions addressing the conference theme, authors are welcome to submit their original research results in traditional topics across broad application and functional domains, within the context of smart urban infrastructure systems. The technical areas include, but are not limited to: • Smart city theory, modelling and simulation  • Intelligent infrastructure • Sensors and actuators • Open data and big data analytics • AI powered smart cities services • Safety and security systems • Smart healthcare • Smart emergency management • IoT and Smart X services • Data security and privacy • Connected Vehicle (CV) technologies • Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) • Smart mobility and transportation • Smart energy systems • Smart buildings and Smart grid • Digital city and smart growth • Smart traffic system operations • Environmental monitoring technologies The complete list of technical areas can be found here: https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022/call-for-papers/ . Should you need further clarifications or have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at: isc22022(a)easychair.org . Paper Submission Guidelines Prospective authors are invited to submit high quality original (Full or Short) papers via the EasyChair submission site at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isc22022 . Full papers should describe novel research contributions with evaluation results and are limited to seven (7) pages. Short papers, limited in length to four (4) pages, should be more visionary in nature and are meant to discuss new challenges and visions, highlight early research results, and explore novel research directions. All submitted papers must be unpublished and not considered elsewhere for publication, should be written in English and formatted according to the IEEE Template ( https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html ). Each submitted paper will pass through the standard IEEE peer-review process. If accepted and presented at the conference, it will appear in the conference proceedings and be submitted for inclusion in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. The conference organisers are currently negotiating a number of special issues with high quality journals. More information is available on the conference web site (https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022/journal-special-issues/ ). The best papers will be awarded in the conference Best Paper Award and a Best Student Paper Award contests. For more information, please visit the conference website: https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022 . Sponsorship Opportunities Please refer to the web site for further details: https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022/sponsorships/ . Important Dates • Conference Paper Submission Deadline: June 14, 2022 AoE (firm!) • Conference Acceptance Notification: July 15, 2022 • Conference Camera-ready Deadline: July 31, 2022 • Author Registration Deadline: July 31, 2022 • Conference Dates: September 26-29, 2022 Organizing Committee https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022/chairs/ Special Track Chairs Committee https://attend.ieee.org/isc2-2022/special-tracks-committee2/ IEEE Smart Cities https://smartcities.ieee.org

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New Book - Existential Media: A Media Theory of the Limit Situation
by Amanda Lagerkvist 13 Jun '22

13 Jun '22

Dear Colleagues, My new book Existential Media: A Media Theory of the Limit Situation is out with Oxford University Press. Endorsements “Amanda Lagerkvist, an established scholar of media, memory and global urban landscapes, in this book breaks radical new ground, both for herself and for the whole field of media and communications research. Reflecting deeply not just on the inheritance of existentialist philosophy, but on the contemporary crises of climate change, datafication and the global pandemic, Lagerkvist's writing is fresh, precise and impassioned: this book urgently needs to be read.” - Nick Couldry, London School of Economics and Political Science “We live through media and always have. Yet rarely do scholars take the courageous and risky approach of Lagerkvist in explaining what media do to how we understand our own existence. If Sartre were to write about existentialism today, this is how he would write — or rather, he might wish he had written this. A deep and original account of how we through media, come closer to and push away from the limits of human existence.” - Zizi Papacharissi, University of Illinois-Chicago About the book Tied to the profundity of life and death, media are and have always been existential. Situated both in the middle of our lives and at the limit, they are deeply embedded in the life-world on individual as well as global scales. As they currently capitalize on human existence seemingly without limit, they are also mythologized as boundless harbingers of the future and as solutions to the predicaments of a world now poised on the edge. We are at a loss for an existential media theory that takes us beyond either the habitual or the sublime to shed light on how media play out their multivalent and momentous roles within our technologized existence of limits. There is also an urgent need after posthumanism to reassess what it means to be human in all our diversity, and to rethink the responsibility we bear in the face of today's techno-existential situation. In order to address these issues, and to remedy the existential deficit in the field, in Existential Media Amanda Lagerkvist revisits existential philosophy through a reappreciation of Karl Jaspers' philosophy, focusing in particular on his seminal concept of the limit situation of death, crisis and guilt which we are called on to seize. The book argues that the present age of deep techno-cultural saturation, and of escalating calamitous and interrelated crises, is a digital limit situation, in which there are both existential and ethico-political stakes of media. In conversation with disability studies, the new materialism and the environmental humanities, Lagerkvist introduces the field of existential media studies by offering a media theory of the limit situation which brings limits, in all their shapes and forms, onto the radar when we interrogate media. Existential media constitute both the building blocks and the brinks of being. Entering into the slow fields of mourning, commemorating and speaking to the dead in the online environment, she makes visible that they ambivalently offer metric parameters and caring and transcendent experiences, ultimately exemplifying post-interactive modes of being digital in slowness, silence and waiting, and spawning the recognition that existential vulnerability in loss is also a source of fecundity. Furthermore, placing the mourner—the coexister—at the center of media studies, calls forth a different ethos. Overturning rampant ideals, in both culture and scholarship, of limitlessness, able-bodiedness, quantification and speed, this book seeks out alternate intellectual and ethical coordinates for reclaiming, imagining and anticipating a responsible future with existential media. If you wish to order it online, visit www.oup.com/academic<http://www.oup.com/academic> and use the promo code AAFLYG6 to save 30%. Find out more here: Existential Media: A Media Theory of the Limit Situation, to be published by Oxford University Press, 2022<https://global.oup.com/academic/product/existential-media-9780190925567?typ…> Best wishes, Amanda Amanda Lagerkvist Professor of Media and Communication Studies PI of the WASP-HS Project BioMe and the Uppsala Informatics and Media Hub for Digital Existence<https://www.im.uu.se/research/hub-for-digtal-existence> Dept. of Informatics and Media, Uppsala University Box 513, SE- 751 20 Uppsala Office: +46(0)18-471 1522 Mobile: +46(0)73-660 0574 E-mail: amanda.lagerkvist(a)im.uu.se<mailto:amanda.lagerkvist@im.uu.se> Profile page<https://katalog.uu.se/profile/?id=N7-774> Research Fellow at Worlds of AI - Department of Informatics and Media - Uppsala University, Sweden (uu.se)<https://im.uu.se/research/worlds-of-ai> När du har kontakt med oss på Uppsala universitet med e-post så innebär det att vi behandlar dina personuppgifter. För att läsa mer om hur vi gör det kan du läsa här: http://www.uu.se/om-uu/dataskydd-personuppgifter/ E-mailing Uppsala University means that we will process your personal data. For more information on how this is performed, please read here: http://www.uu.se/en/about-uu/data-protection-policy

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Visiting Assistant Professor of Critical Media Studies
by Knight, Kim 10 Jun '22

10 Jun '22

Dear All, Apologies for cross-posting. We have a late posting for a Visiting Assistant Professor in Critical Media Studies (CMS) in the School of Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication (ATEC) at The University of Texas at Dallas. https://jobs.utdallas.edu/postings/19106 We seek a scholar of digital media studies to join our faculty for a one-year visiting appointment, with a possible renewal for a second year. Applicants able to teach courses in media theory or media history with expertise in global media or indigenous or ethnic studies are especially welcome. The ideal candidate will have a record of critical scholarship, student-centered teaching, and enthusiasm for engaging a diverse student population. In CMS, we are responsible for curriculum in the BA in ATEC, the BA concentration in CMS, UTD's ethnic studies minor, the MA in Emerging Media Studies, and the PhD in ATEC. We are a collegial and supportive faculty with expertise in feminist STS, digital health, game studies, art education, visual culture, and more. Labs and Studios affiliated with CMS include Fashioning Circuits, The Studio for Mediating Play, Public Interactives Research Lab (PIRL), Social Practice and Community Engaged (SPaCE) Media, and Experimental Animation Lab (experiment.a.l.) The posting has June 15 as the date we will begin reviews, but it took longer than anticipated to post the job. So we will not begin review until June 22. I'm working on getting the posting amended. After that, things will move quickly. I am the search committee chair so feel free to reach out with any questions (kim.knight(a)utdallas.edu) Warm regards, Kim _____ Dr. Kim Brillante Knight Pronouns: she/her/hers Area Head, Critical Media Studies in ATEC School of Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication The University of Texas at Dallas kim.knight(a)utdallas.edu http://kimknight.com Office Hours Bookings<https://outlook.office365.com/owa/calendar/DrKnightOfficeHourBookings@utdal…> (for current students)

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Invitation // Representing and (re)Imagining Digital Crowds Beyond Data Reduction // KCL-DDH online event
by Nicola Bozzi 10 Jun '22

10 Jun '22

Hello everyone (& apologies for cross-posting), I am happy to invite you to an online event organised at KCL-DDH. Hope you can make it! --- *Representing and (re)Imagining Digital Crowds Beyond Data Reduction* Date: *20 June 2022* Time: *16:00-18:30* (London time) *Register with this Teams link <https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/FM9wg_MWFky4PHJAcWVDVg,GmZ934gLO0i…>* How do emerging cultural formats like dating profiles, Instagram face filters, GAN imagery, or blockchain-enabled communities contribute to spread out our increasingly distributed, digitally augmented identities? This online event, which is part of the *Online Crowds* workshop series organised by King's College London, Department of Digital Humanities, features presentations by critics and artists who work on digital culture, art, and identity in critical ways. Taking her Instagram filters exhibition project “Art Layers” (2021) as a starting point, Valentina Tanni <http://www.valentinatanni.com> will analyze the different roles that AR filters can play in the context of today's social media - from light, playful approaches to complex artistic experimentations on the topic of self-identity and reality perception. Midgray <https://midgray.org/> (Kris Blackmore and Simon Boas) will discuss their layered work on internet dating platforms, privacy, and masculinity. These projects involve algorithmically identifying misogyny in dating app user profiles on OkCupid, ultimately leading to thoughtful and nuanced conversations about consent and masculinity that aren't typically seen in mainstream media. Ksenia Fedorova <https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/staffmembers/ksenia-fedorova> will address the ways the social imaginary is affected by the capabilities of digital technologies and the creative response to this state of affairs, registered in practices ranging from political activism to interactive art and mixed reality performance. Max Dovey <https://maxdovey.com/> will discuss projects that involve performance, improvisation and live action role play to confront emergent techno-social configurations within live, embodied and situated contexts. The presentations will be followed by an open discussion session moderated by Nicola Bozzi <http://twitter.com/schizocities>, Lecturer at King's College London, Department of Digital Humanities. ---- Nicola Bozzi Lecturer in Digital Innovation Management Department of Digital Humanities King’s College London Recent Publications: Bozzi, N. (2021), "Dramatization of the @GANGSTA: Instagram Cred in the Age of Glocalized Gang Culture”, Wiest, J.B. (Ed.) *Theorizing Criminality and Policing in the Digital Media Age* (*Studies in Media and Communications, Vol. 20*), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 69-88. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2050-206020210000020010 Bozzi, N. (2020) #digitalnomads, #solotravellers, #remoteworkers: A Cultural Critique of the Traveling Entrepreneur on Instagram. *Social Media + Society*. DOI: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2056305120926644

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Call for Submissions // PDC 2022 Workshop // Creative Entrances to Co-Design: Exploring Collaboration through Fiction, Fairy Tales, and Games
by Sarah Rüller 10 Jun '22

10 Jun '22

Apologies for cross-posting Please forward this e-mail to potentially interested researchers, practitioners, activists, and designers (all career stages) Creative Entrances to Co-Design: Exploring Collaboration through Fiction, Fairy Tales, and Games Hybrid Workshop at the Participatory Design Conference (PDC) 2022 (https://pdc2022.org/) Tuesday, August 30th, 2022, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) & Online (hybrid) Application deadline: June 12th, 2022, 23:59 (Anywhere on Earth) https://creative-co.design/ Design fiction, storytelling, and games provide creative entrances to co-design activities with different groups. These have emerged from a need to develop joint perspectives, a joint language and technological imagination as prerequisites for participatory approaches and co-design. With our workshop, we seek to create a practice-oriented and reflective space exploring answers to questions like the following ones: What potential does fiction, fairy tales and games carry regarding creative and low-threshold entrances to co design? How do we genuinely co-design without enforcing our, often external, perception on people’s realities and needs? How does creativity in co-design look like thinking from the very beginning, before setting up the research design? We invite researchers, practitioners, activists, and designers (all career stages) who are working in settings that are socially and culturally diverse, who bring together people of a broad age range and who have tried creative approaches in their co-design activities. Working in groups to co-design and further develop creative entrances, this workshop will explore and reflect upon the potential of design fiction, storytelling, and games to foster creativity in co-design activities and to support (technological) imagination. As a result, we plan to co-host together with the participants a digital exhibition with the results of the workshop. We welcome and appreciate submissions in various formats: · traditional workshop papers, short essays, reflections, or motivational letters (up to 5 pages, excl. references. We recommend using the template provided by PDC. https://pdc2022.org/submission-formatting/) · video and audio recordings (max. 5 minutes) about experiences from previous co-design activities and overall research designs · reflections, including visual and audio material (if existent) from previous and/or current co-design activities. We further encourage applications to submit existing creations, such as games, co-written tales, and fictions, that can be subject to further development and discussion in the working group activities. All submissions should come with a short bio of the applicant(s). For better planning, we ask the applications for an indication of preferred participation format (online or on-site). Submissions or questions can be sent to submission(a)creative-co.design. Organizers: · Sarah Rüller, Konstantin Aal, Anne Weibert, Belén Giménez (University of Siegen, Germany) · Michael Muller (IBM Research) · Mark Blythe (Northumbria University, UK) · Yasmin B. Kafai (University of Pennsylvania, USA) Check out our workshop website (https://creative-co.design/) to find more information about the formats and the application process. Please share the event widely among your networks and reach out to us if you have further questions. _________________ Sarah Rüller M.Sc. Pronouns (She/Her) Researcher // CRC 1187 - Media of Cooperation PhD candidate // Information Systems and New Media University of Siegen Kohlbettstraße 15 // 57072 Siegen // Room: US-E 103 Phone: +49 271 740 3474

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Behind Data and Algorithms – Actors, logics and cultures behind digital technologies
by Jakob Svensson 10 Jun '22

10 Jun '22

Welcome to seminar 16th June - online or AFK in Malmö, Sweden Behind Data and Algorithms – Actors, logics and cultures behind digital technologies Speakers: Janet Abbate, Mike Ananny, Minna Ruckenstein,Julia Velkova, Anne Kaun , Elizabeth van Couvering, Rivka Ribak, Sara Suarez Gonzalo, Fernanda R. Rosa, Itzelle Aurora Medina Perea, Andrea Rosales &Ulrike Klinger The event will be free and take place at Malmö University 16th June 1030-1700 and will be live-streamed for those of you that cannot come to Malmö. For more info and link live stream, check out this webpage: https://mau.se/en/calendar/data-society-research-seminar-behind-data-and-al… Jakob Svensson jakob.svensson(a)mau.se +46 (0) 40-66 57205 Malmö University, School of Arts & Communication (K3), 205 06 Malmö, Sweden

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