Eli Pariser on Filter Bubbles
Eli Pariser offers the idea of a personalized conference. What if we came to an event like Personal Democracy Forum, and sorted ourselves by gender,… Read More »Eli Pariser on Filter Bubbles
Visualizing Twitter, understanding voluntary segregation
I’m a total Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viégas fanboy. I loved their stuff at the Media Lab, at IBM and now at Flowing Media, their… Read More »Visualizing Twitter, understanding voluntary segregation
ROFLCon: From Weird to Wide
An audio version of danah and my keynote is now available for download online. I recommend a background of lolcats – preferably multilingual ones –… Read More »ROFLCon: From Weird to Wide
The volcano and the virtual
What’s infrastructure? Colleagues at the Berkman Center have spent a lot of intellectual energy on this question lately. We’ve been lucky enough to have Christian… Read More »The volcano and the virtual
Towards Texas Transparency
I’m at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin today. There’s a conference on financial transparency in Texas, featuring… Read More »Towards Texas Transparency
Makmende’s so huge, he can’t fit in Wikipedia
“After platinum, albums go Makmende” “They once made a makmende toilet paper, but there was a problem: It wouldn’t take shit from anybody!!!” “Makmende hangs… Read More »Makmende’s so huge, he can’t fit in Wikipedia