💪 Feminist Digital Methods Event: Informal Chat & Meet n' Greet 💅 Hosted online by The Centre for Feminist Research York University Centre For Feminist Research 26 May 2022 at 1PM EDT Register: tinyurl.com/fnv5ar7k

At #DHUnbound2022 Arun Jacob and Rebecca Noone demonstrate how geofencing is used to undermine indigenous sovereignty and to track people who are experiencing housing insecurity. AJ & RN: Yet again the logic of the physical world reaches out into the web & is reified in data.

Now at #IST22 ASIS&T we have Rebecca Noone UCL Information Studies talking about "Addressing Absence: Digital Inclusion and Google Maps’ Plus Codes Project." Abstract at doi.org/10.5281/zenodo…

If you're in the GTA on October 21, come spend a day thinking about vertical media! eventbrite.ca/e/vertical-med…

Next up: “Geofencing and Infrastructures of Trespassing,” by Arun Jacob and Rebecca Noone.

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Grew up in the 90s and early 2000s? What’s your earliest internet memory— and do you ever wonder what happened to your data when you left those platforms? This #InternetDay, postdoctoral fellow katie mackinnon (@ktmac) shares the questions driving her research. CLIR University of Toronto Faculty of Information

Avg. rent in the city is 2500/month, which is 30K/year. Avg. CUPE Ed worker salary is 39K/year. Remember who to be mad at if schools are closed due to a strike: blame falls squarely on the man denying early childhood educators and custodians the right to basic decent living.

Solidarity from this (exhausted by our government) parent! ✊#IStandWithEducationWorkers #39kIsNotEnough #onpoli

Please come and join us (virtually) for the DISCO Network Humanities and Technoscience Lab Lecture Series with Rianka Singh for her talk "Platform Feminism and the Politics of Elevation. Its Tomorrow December 1st 4-5:30. Zoom info on the poster!!!

Hackney KONP supporting the nurses’strike ‘Pay nurses fairly to protect patient lives’. People in Hackney NarrowWay this morning v keen to support the strike. The RCN⁩ ⁦NHS Key Workers⁩ ⁦Hackney Citizen⁩ ⁦Hackney North & Stoke Newington Labour⁩ ⁦HackneyKONP⁩

Beyond ‘bad’ or ‘fake’ reviews on Google Maps. How the Local Guides platform mediates ‘the local’, targets workers, and limits opt-out. Co-authored with Aparajita Bhandari and just published in Communication, Culture & Critique ⁦International Communication Association⁩ UCL Information Studies⁩ track.smtpsendmail.com/9032119/c?p=Nd…

.Simon Rowberry 's new Element on Project Gutenberg is out from today. Free to download for two weeks cambridge.org/core/elements/… The book touches on many different areas of information studies (digitization, digital publishing, digital humanities, history of computing etc.)UCL Arts & Humanities

UCLDH Lunchtime Meet Up, for those researching in the digital humanities 27 June 2023, 1pm-2pm This summer term, UCLDH is continuing a series of informal lunchtime meet ups to connect people working in the digital humanities across UCL. ucl.ac.uk/digital-humani…

Why and how are infographics shared on Instagram? What does it tell us about users’ digital literacy skills? Ella Burrows examines these questions, while centring the user perspective. Read more: doi.org/10.11645/17.1.… #InfoLit #DigiLit #Instagram #SocialMedia #Activism

RESCHEDULED Lunchtime Meet Up for UCL digital humanities researchers 4 July 1pm-2pm This summer term, UCLDH is continuing a series of informal lunchtime meet ups to connect people working in the digital humanities across UCL. ucl.ac.uk/digital-humani…

Did the Meet & Retreat with Karen last month and it was soooo good! Highly recommend

Published! This excellent and very timely book, by Rebecca Noone, explores the mundane act of navigating cities in the age of digital mapping infrastructures. More info. available on the Routledge website: routledge.com Routledge Books