What can the Social Security number tell us about the ways citizens have across the last century imagined their affiliation to the U.S. state but also to their own “personal” data? In this lecture, Sarah …
Americans store an overwhelming amount of sensitive and personal information online. When developers created these online services and platforms, it is unlikely that they gave much thought to what would happen to accounts when an …
How should we engage with people's data after death? Information ethicists have emphasized the social nature of data - data about you is also data about your friends, loved ones, relationships and community, making it …
As more of our traditionally in-person academic activities move online, our academic world is being run by tech companies. In libraries, our publishers and library service providers are pivoting to being data analytics companies, repackaging …
UW–Superior hosted Dorothea Salo for the first part of the Data Deluge: Privacy in a Connected World series to discuss How Do We Not Be Facebook? Dorothea Salo teaches about digital information in the iSchool …