Category Archives: infosharing
About Captain Marvel story as a metaphor for cache peering failures
By Julie Debaveye Following capture by skrull Rogue, Captain Marvel has lost access to the emotional bonds linked to her memories due to the inability of her peers to restaure a back up. CAPTAIN MARVEL – Escaping Skrulls from Federico … Continue reading
Posted in AI, blended learning, cultural trafficking, cyberterrorisme, data access, data security, Digital culture, E-privacy, Game changing, Google, infosharing, intelligence artificielle, machine learning, manipulation, open society, privacy, protection des données
Tagged data caching, online identities
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Disclosure of rich information to audiences lacking distance and comprehension
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Posted in design research, Digital culture, disclosure, dissent repression, education, ethique des données en ligne, Ethnographie, finance capitalism, French resistance, infosharing, media collusion, methodology, Mixed methods, power abuse, qualitative research, relations of power, science and technology, scientific education
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La régulation de l’industrie de la cybersécurité contre le cyberterrorisme
Il faut réguler l’industrie de la sécurité pour mettre un terme à la surveillance abusive des populations et des personnes et faire cesser les attaques contre les personnes. Ces pratiques enfreignent impunément la Convention Européenne des Droits de l’Homme au … Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, corruption, cybersécurité, cyberterrorisme, data security, ethique des données en ligne, freedom of press, Google, infosec, infosharing, manipulation, Palantir, privacy, protection des données, science and technology, surveillance
Tagged cyberterrorisme
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Ethique des données en ligne et protection des utilisateurs
Une lecture du rapport du NDG, dans le cadre du Réglement Européen sur la Protection des Données (RGPD), qui établit les principales recommandations. Après la publication du rapport établi par la commissaire du NDG (National Data Guardian for Health … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, Corporatism, ethique des données en ligne, infosharing, protection des données, RGPD, scientific production, social media, Technologies éducatives, Transparency
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The reconfiguration of the internet and the threat to net neutrality
The end of net neutrality and the privatization of the free internet by tech giants is driving society to collapse. For years, the market of technology has been dominated by tech mastodontes as Facebook, Google, Twitter, Apple or Airbnb and … Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Digital culture, Digital entrepreneur, digital literacy, infosharing, Net neutrality, Power, social media, Technologies éducatives, Transparency, usages et appropriations
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Why leaders transparency matter ? The case of WIKILEAKS blurring the frequency
[PART 2] READ [PART 1] The case of Wikileaks screwing up with transparency by blurring the frequency in the aftermath of America’s elections and other comments about tech scene in 2016. Wikileaks helped us to get quite an insight at … Continue reading
Posted in Digital culture, infosharing, Power, Transparency, transparency<, Wikileaks
Tagged Information Culture, Wikileaks
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Counter-mapping attackers and organized crime in Canada, US and Europe
Mapping patterns for surveillance and criminalization of targeted individuals in public institutions During the time I was a precarious PhD sholar in academia (2007-2013), I observed how policies of criminalization and victimization are being instrumentalized against targeted individuals by the … Continue reading
Posted in AI, bias, corruption, data sanitization, Film industry, finance capitalism, immigrant, infosharing, intelligence artificielle, manipulation, media collusion, narratives, open borders, Palantir, Power, power abuse, predictive crine, rape, relations of power, repression, science and technology, sexual harassment, social activism, social media, social precarity, State violence, surveillance, technology, UX inclusif, violence against women, war
Tagged discrimination at borders, immigration, organized crime, resilience, Startup, State violence, woman travelling alone, women CEO, women owned business
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Corporatism and liberalism as a threat for the future of knowledge and humanity
[PART 1] READ [PART 2] Corporatism and liberalism as a threat for the future of knowledge and humanity under the Clintons governance The origins Hi, My name is Julie and I am a critical researcher. I believe in open culture … Continue reading
