As the research of the ‘Digital Citizenship and Surveillance Society’ is coming to a close, we are presenting snapshots of our research results at privacy and surveillance conferences. On Wednesday, 20 April, Arne Hintz will discuss the project findings at the IAPP conference in London, a forum of privacy professionals…
Speaking at the CCC in Hamburg – How have the media reported the Snowden revelations? Does the public care about surveillance, and how do people react? Do we need a ‘data justice‘ movement?
A discussion paper about the broadcast news coverage of the Snowden revelations by Juliane A. Lischka: Surveillance discourse in UK broadcasting since the Snowden revelations
A Report by DATA‐PSST and DCSS: Public Feeling on Privacy Security & Surveillance DATAPSST DCSS Nov2015
Preliminary findings from the project ‘Digital Citizenship and Surveillance Society’ were presented and discussed at the Guardian Privacy Forum at the Guardian News & Media offices in London on Monday 14 September. Three of the project investigators – Dr Arne Hintz, Dr Lina Dencik and Prof Karin Wahl-Jorgensen – presented…
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Ben Wizner gives a keynote speech about what has happened in the two years since the Snowden revelations. He gives four snapshots of the ways in which the security state has lost some of its power and where the public has gained a voice since the Snowden revelations: 1) Courts…
Position statement written for, and presented at Data-Psst Seminar 3 on ‘Media Agenda-Building, National Security, Trust & Forced Transparency’
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New week, new conference… After the successful conference ‘Surveillance and Citizenship’ last week in Cardiff, parts of the DCSS project were presented at the ‘Data Power’ conference in Sheffield today. Lina Dencik analysed findings from the ‘civil society’ stream of the project and argued that issues around surveillance should be…
