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SUMMARY:Digital Public Infrastructural Possibilities | Stanford PACS
DESCRIPTION:Imagine living in a society in which most of the land and buildings available for meeting and working were owned by a few for-profit corporations. Churches\, governments\, groups of friends\, schools\, nonprofits\, and grassroots social movements would each have to reserve space on — or have a key to — a privately-owned facility\, often on a large corporate campus\, in order to meet and work together. It would be a society with no domed capitol buildings\, city halls\, temples\, open campuses\, public parks\, community centers\, or nonprofit spaces. \nFortunately\, this is not the society we live in\, but it does describe the online spaces where our digital information is stored and where much of contemporary life – including civil society action – now takes place. This scenario is inherently threatening to democracies\, in which free expression and public participation presuppose people have both the ability and space to assemble outside of corporate or government monitoring. \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/digital-public-infrastructural-possibilities-stanford-pacs/
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SUMMARY:Community Conversation: Combatting Misinformation | Duke Neurobiology
DESCRIPTION:Why do we see so much misinformation? Why do people accept and believe incorrect data? And what we can do to combat misinformation both in our scientific and social communities? All Neurobiology faculty\, postdocs\, students and staff are welcome to this conversation guided by Melissa Segal\, LCSW\, Diversity and Inclusion Leader for Neurobiology.
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/community-conversation-combatting-misinformation-duke-neurobiology/
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SUMMARY:Navigating the Noise: Election Coverage in the Digital Age | Center for Brooklyn History
DESCRIPTION:Join BHS and the Social Science Research Council for a discussion about fundamental changes to the news industry that are reshaping where and how citizens get information about candidates for public office. \nIn 2020\, voters will make choices about candidates based on information gleaned from a fragmented and polarized news ecosystem that includes a shrinking core of professional journalists competing for attention with a growing periphery of partisan opinionators and hostile foreign interlopers. Panelists include Julia Azari\, associate professor of political science at Marquette University\, author of Delivering the People’s Message: The Changing Politics of the Presidential Mandate and regular contributor to political science blog The Mischiefs of Faction; Michael Wagner\, professor of journalism and mass communications at the University of Wisconsin; and Claire Wardle\, Founder and Director of First Draft. Moderated by Johanna Dunaway\, professor of communication at Texas A&M University.
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/navigating-the-noise-election-coverage-in-the-digital-age-center-for-brooklyn-history/
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