I’ll be participating in a panel on “Surveillance Research and Action: Approaches to Information Freedom” this Tuesday (April 15th) at 7pm at Sarah Lawrence College. My talk will be on Participation, Proprietary Media, and Dataveillance in the Smart City. Details below:
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Dear SLC community,
Please join us for a lively panel discussion about online surveillance with three leading activists and researchers, moderated by our own Mike Siff (Computer Science).
Surveillance Research and Action: Approaches to Information Freedom
Tuesday, April 15, 7 – 9 pm, Pillow Room, Esther Raushenbush Library
Our online activities are regularly tracked by corporations and government agencies, yet what are the implications for our daily lives? Is there such a thing as privacy online? With corporations as gatekeepers of digital tools and information, is there such a thing as internet freedom? Panelists will share their research and years of experience in anti-surveillance activism, and discuss strategies to avoid surveillance, advance information freedom, and engage in techno-activism.
Panelists:
- Carolyn Anhalt, Internews, Berkeley Institute for Free Speech Online
- Gregory T. Donovan, Saint Peter’s University
- Sandra Ordonez, OpenITP/Techno Activism 3rd Monday
This event is part of the Perspectives on Place and Power Film & Lecture Series
Generously sponsored by the Student Senate
Please follow the live Twitter feed during the panel! @youtweetSLC #tweetSLC
