May 24, 2012
Forthcoming: The End of Forgetting
In Spring ’05 I took a class with Eben Moglen on the privacy, anonymity, and surveillance beat. The experience changed my life and with tons of support from my teachers and cohorts, I have been working on these ideas ever since.
A few years ago I joined forces with Prof. Aram Sinnreich, after a great conversation at a free culture salon. Together we reframed and refined the work, and co-presented it at Media in Transition 6 in Spring ’09.
We rinsed, lathered, and repeated our revisions, and just learned that our paper, The end of forgetting: Strategic agency beyond the Panopticon will be published in an upcoming issue of New Media & Society.
Damn. Scholarly communication is slow, but occasionally fulfilling.
Aram will also be presenting our work at this year’s International Communications Association conference. Sadly, I can’t make it, but if you are near Phoenix this weekend, stop by Camelback A at noon on Sunday!
7337 WikiLeaks, ICTs, and the Shifting Global Public Sphere
Sunday, 12:00-13:15, Camelback A
Global Communication and Social Change, #ica_gcsc Communication and Technology, #ica_cat
A Theoretical Model for the Wikileaks Phenomenon (Top Paper, Also Featured in Virtual Conference) Rebeca Agneta Pop, U of Oklahoma, USA
Transcending Boundaries? WikiLeaks and a Transborder Public Sphere Edgar C. Simpson, Ohio U, USA
WikiLeaks and Freedom of Expression: Perspectives Voiced via the International Press Iveta Imre, U of Tennessee, USA
Ivanka Radovic, U of Tennessee, USA
Catherine A. Luther, U of Tennessee, USAThe End of Forgetting: Strategic Agency Beyond the Panopticon
Jonah Bossewitch, Columbia U, USA
Aram A. Sinnreich, Rutgers SC and I, USA
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