The International Journal of Communication has published a Special Section on “Digital Citizenship and Surveillance Society”. The Section includes articles from the project research teams in which they summarize and discuss their research results. It also includes contributions by renowned scholars and prominent activists who elaborate on key issues regarding…
As 2016 draws to a close, DCSS project members Arne Hintz and Lina Dencik look back at the recently adopted Investigatory Powers Act and explain how this new surveillance law came about. They draw from DCSS research results on how different stakeholders viewed the new law, how the media reported…
As the project team is preparing two special issues in the journals International Journal of Communication and Digital Journalism, a few articles that draw from project results on surveillance policy, digital rights activism and journalism have appeared in other journals. They include: Towards Data Justice? The ambiguity of anti-surveillance resistance…
For the past 18-months the research project ‘Digital Citizenship and Surveillance Society: UK State-Media-Citizen Relations After the Snowden Leaks’ has investigated the consequences of the Snowden revelations. We will hold a workshop in London on Monday 27th June to present findings of our research and discuss their implications. Videos Schedule…
Members of the project team are currently at the 7th Surveillance & Society conference in Barcelona and will hold a panel to present the project results on Saturday 23 April. The panel will include presentations on each of the four research streams and discuss findings by each research group: Digital…
