Here’s the data I collected about myself over the last year: daily word count on my book manuscript, written on index cards, starting March 25 and stopping today.
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Introduction
• technological redlining and algorithmic oppression
• big data and algorithms are anything but benign, neutral, or objective
• “glitches” don’t suggest that the “organizing logics of the web” […]
Introduction
• d-order: warrantless search of provider for who, when, and where information, meta-data.
• third-party doctrine: individuals “relinquish reasonable expectation of privacy when they transact via […]
Oh the idea of “poor image” is interesting, especially considering the circulation of images on the internet, which often get copied and screenshotted in a way that reduces quality without necessarily compressing […]
The four millisecond advantage is a great example of the “loop” that Starosielski describes: where increased speeds lead to increased demand and uses, leading to . . . need for more speed.
Introduction
• signal traffic
• “the content and form of contemporary media . . . are shaped in relation to the properties and locations of these distribution systems” (1).
• how content moves and how movem […]
Platform Capitalism
• digital economy: (1) most dynamic sector, (2) systematically important, (3) presented as an ideal
• what does it mean to live in a knowledge economy? (22)
• how does data [“dat […]
Introduction
• “Weapons of Math Destruction” WMDs
• “value-added modeling” algorithm and feedback loops
• “statistical systems require feedback”
• “Ill-conceived mathematical models now micromanage the economy […]