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Joining Marquette University’s New Department of Computer Science
I’m excited to announce that starting in August 2019, I will be joining the faculty of the new Department of Computer Science at Marquette University. After over 10 years at UW-Milwaukee…
👤 Michael Zimmer · 📅 December 14, 2018
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Joining Marquette University’s New Department of Computer Science
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New Book in the Information Society Series: Weaving the Dark Web
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Project Report: “Library Values & Privacy in our National Digital Strategies: Field guides, Convenings, and Conversations”
Over at the Center for Information Policy Research, we’ve posted the final report for the IMLS-funded project “Library Values & Privacy in…
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How Contextual Integrity can help us with Research Ethics in Pervasive Data
(I posted this earlier today on the PERVADE (Pervasive Data Ethics for Computational Research) team’s Medium channel) The growth of…
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New article: “Addressing Conceptual Gaps in Big Data Research Ethics: An Application of Contextual Integrity”
I’m happy to share the (open) publication of a new article “Addressing Conceptual Gaps in Big Data Research…
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New Books in the Information Society Series: “Protecting Children Online?” and “Authors, Users, and Pirates”
Two new books have just been published in the “Information Society Series” at MIT Press that I co-edit with Laura DeNardis.…
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Announcing the Web Science 2018 Ethics Workshop
Along with my co-organizers, Charles Ess and Anja Bechmann, I’m excited to announce the Web Science 2018 Ethics…
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