Information Overload in the Attention EconomyOlivier Serrat
Information has become ubiquitous because producing, manipulating, and disseminating it is now cheap and easy. But might perceptions of information overload have less to do with quantity than with the qualities by which knowledge is presented?
Information Overload in the Attention EconomyOlivier Serrat
Information has become ubiquitous because producing, manipulating, and disseminating it is now cheap and easy. But might perceptions of information overload have less to do with quantity than with the qualities by which knowledge is presented?
MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY (MIL)
LESSON 4: INFORMATION ACCESS
• defines information needs, locates, accesses, assesses, organizes, and communicates information
• Identify the skills needed to be an information literate
• demonstrates ethical use of information
RDA Wheat Data Interoperability WG Demonstratorcthanopoulos
Presentation by Babis Thanopoulos (Agro-Know) in the RDA Wheat Data Interoperability Working Group, about the Wheat demonstrator for mapping the research institutions & research activities (projects) with the data sources of the research community of the Wheat Initiative. [Paris, INRA, 29-30/06/2015]
Nobre Norte Clube Residencial, RJZ Cyrella, Apartamentos ao lado do Norte Sho...Suely Maia
Ao lado da Nova Expansão do Norte Shopping
Condomínio residencial fechado composto por 3 edifícios ( ed. Duque, Ed, Barão e Ed. Conde), com 470 apartamentos de 2 e 3 quartos com suíte, vaga de garagem e uma área de lazer para todas as idades. As unidades tipo de 2 quartos medem 55,03m² até 59,35m², as unidades tipo de 3 quartos medem 65m² e 66m² e as unidades Garden de 2 quartos 90,22m² e 93,80m². A unidades Garden de 3 quartos medem 75,53m², 89,78m² e 105,43m².
Com um hall social belíssimo com um pé direito duplo dando todo requinte para o Nobre Norte Clube Residencial.
O Ed. Duque contém 10 unidades por pavimentos e nos Ed. Barão e Conde 12 unidades por pavimentos. Cada edifício com 14 pavimentos, sendo que o 1º pavimento fica localizado no mesmo nível do PUC.
Temos 472 vagas de garagens sendo que 324 cobertas e 148 descobertas.
A área de lazer completa para todas as idades.
Área do Terreno: 9.217,38 m²
Vendas e Informações: (21) 2556-5838
MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY (MIL)
LESSON 4: INFORMATION ACCESS
• defines information needs, locates, accesses, assesses, organizes, and communicates information
• Identify the skills needed to be an information literate
• demonstrates ethical use of information
RDA Wheat Data Interoperability WG Demonstratorcthanopoulos
Presentation by Babis Thanopoulos (Agro-Know) in the RDA Wheat Data Interoperability Working Group, about the Wheat demonstrator for mapping the research institutions & research activities (projects) with the data sources of the research community of the Wheat Initiative. [Paris, INRA, 29-30/06/2015]
Nobre Norte Clube Residencial, RJZ Cyrella, Apartamentos ao lado do Norte Sho...Suely Maia
Ao lado da Nova Expansão do Norte Shopping
Condomínio residencial fechado composto por 3 edifícios ( ed. Duque, Ed, Barão e Ed. Conde), com 470 apartamentos de 2 e 3 quartos com suíte, vaga de garagem e uma área de lazer para todas as idades. As unidades tipo de 2 quartos medem 55,03m² até 59,35m², as unidades tipo de 3 quartos medem 65m² e 66m² e as unidades Garden de 2 quartos 90,22m² e 93,80m². A unidades Garden de 3 quartos medem 75,53m², 89,78m² e 105,43m².
Com um hall social belíssimo com um pé direito duplo dando todo requinte para o Nobre Norte Clube Residencial.
O Ed. Duque contém 10 unidades por pavimentos e nos Ed. Barão e Conde 12 unidades por pavimentos. Cada edifício com 14 pavimentos, sendo que o 1º pavimento fica localizado no mesmo nível do PUC.
Temos 472 vagas de garagens sendo que 324 cobertas e 148 descobertas.
A área de lazer completa para todas as idades.
Área do Terreno: 9.217,38 m²
Vendas e Informações: (21) 2556-5838
This session will examine new data environment concepts like ‘big data’ and ‘stream analytics’, and the impact of the new data environment on privacy (and related constructs) and how this will feed into the way we carry out research from data collection through to publication. This of course is not a fixed thing; the environment is in a constant state of change. Working out what is happening right now is a challenge and as for what will happen next …
Social Media - your marketing plan, your advantage@chrisboyer LLC
A 30 minute presentation I gave to the Freddie Mac Diversity Showcase on July 17, 2012 in McLean, VA. This overview of social media was designed to help understand what social media is and how it can be used to create a competitive and innovative edge.
This presentation was given at the joint think tank on welfare reform by The Centre for Welfare Reform and the Health Service Management Centre. It describes the underlying logic of personalisation and the wider impact it may have on the whole welfare state.
'The Media' is one of the 12 subject areas to be discussed in TRINITY ISE III.
The Conversation task is a meaningful and authentic exchange of information, ideas and opinions. It is not a formal ‘question and answer’ interview. In this task, the examiner selects one subject area for discussion with the candidate.
Why social organisations get more social change from social media. How traditional campaigning organisations will have to adapt, if they want to stay relevant in a world of distributed networks, collective expertise and open-source collaboration.
A simple presentation for citizens who'd like to learn the principles of digital activism, and affect the decision-makers and companies.
Designed and presented at a training for NGO coalition campaign against coal called "Hiilivapaa Helsinki", in Finland, Sat 1st of March 2014.
Exposing the Mystery of Social Media Success (BoardSource, March 2014)Emily Davis Consulting
Does your organization have an online presence, but need to learn more about effective use of social media? Is your board struggling with roadblocks around oversight and implementation of community outreach using social media? Join BoardSource for this webinar where we will explore social media myths and learn the foundational concepts in using any social media channel. Participants will hear how to best implement social media activity through board engagement, committee involvement, hiring the best digital communications consultant, and measuring your successes.
1. Today’s Plan
• privacy – what is it?
• fetishism/victimization discourse – must avoid!
• problems with privacy
• socialist privacy
• business model; targeted ads
• course evaluations
4. What is Privacy?
• restricted access theory of informational
privacy
– ability to limit/restrict others from accessing your
personal information
• control theory of privacy
– control & self-determination over information
about you
5. • “right to privacy is neither a right to secrecy
nor a right to control but a right to
appropriate flow of personal information”
– (Nissenbaum 2010:127; as quoted in Fuchs 2011)
6. Are you willing to sacrifice your
privacy in order to use Facebook?
7. “My mother barely knows how to write on my
wall let along change her privacy.”
8. “In high school I honestly could have cared less
about privacy, however now I definitely care,
and I think that has to do with getting older and
becoming more aware of the stuff I post on
Facebook can impact my offline world”
9. FETISHISM
• phenomena created by humans = natural,
forever & always existing everywhere
• privacy varies over time and place it is
socially created and constructed
• desire for privacy relates to social inequalities
in society
10. Privacy Fetishism
• young users expose too much info
– targets of surveillance, criminals
• individual behave correctly, don’t expose
too much [SEXTING]
• ignores poli-eco of Facebook (ads, capital
accumulation, appropriation of user data for
economic ends, user exploitation)
• should we ask people to restrict their use of
social media?
11. Victimization Discourse
• people don’t know have the knowledge, don’t
make use of privacy mechanisms
• irresponsible, ill-informed
• increase privacy levels to solve problems
– but does this equal less fun for users? less
contacts? less satisfaction? deepening of info
inequality [AND FOR WHOM? women?]
• tech deterministic and techno-pessimistic:
inherent risk in tech
• individualistic ignores how use is
conditioned by societal context of info tech
[want to socialize w friends, etc]
12. Problems with Privacy
• western-centric concept
• typical American liberal belief = strengthening
privacy can cause no harm
• promotes an individual agenda and possessive
individualism that can harm the
public/common good
• can legitimize domestic violence in families
• used for illegal/antisocial activities
• can conceal info to mislead/misrepresent
13. Problems with Privacy
• financial privacy
– private companies do not have to reveal
– publicly traded companies do
– non-profits do
• can support: tax evasion, black money and
money laundering; hides wealth gaps (&
thereby ideologically legitimates them)
• protects rich, companies and wealthy
• ideological mechanism for reproducing &
deepening inequalities
14. Privacy in Capitalism
• universal value protects private property
• undermined by corporate surveillance for
profit (& political surveillance)
– needed to establish trust
• protects privacy for rich but not for citizens
• ANTAGONISM
15. PRIVACY FOR WHOM?
• privacy rights should equate to one’s position
in the power structure
• modern privacy is related to:
– private property
– capital accumulation
– social inequality
16. Socialist Privacy
• protect consumers & citizens from corporate
surveillance (that aims to gather info in order
to accumulate capital, discipline workers &
consumers, increase productivity of capitalist
production and advertising)
17. Socialist Privacy
• focus: surveillance of capital and the rich to
increase transparency and privacy protection
of consumers and workers
18.
19. Targeted Ads
• business model of most profit-oriented SNS
• need permanent input and activity of users
• increased efficiency of advertising (versus
television model where all audience members
see the same ad)
• more ads in the same time period
• no opt in or out option
Editor's Notes
Facebook watches and records usage behavior and personal data uploaded and entered by users (surveillance), it aggregates information about users that is obtained from its own site and other sites (aggregation), based on aggregation it identifies the consumer interests of users (identification), it is unclear to whom exactly the data is shared for economic purposes (exclusion from knowledge about data use, one can here also speak of the intransparency of data use), the data are exploited for profit generation and therefore for economic purposes (data appropriation, understood as “the use of the data subject’s identity to serve another’s aims and interests” INTRANSPARENCY – we don’t know how it is used or by whom