Identity: A Conversation Online
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A presentation I gave for Lidingöloppet sponsors about the importance of identity online, especially in light of the rise of ad-blockers and globalisation. The starting point was my own research about the importance of identity in Open Source communities like the Bitcoin one.
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- 1. Identity: A Conversation Online Claire Ingram Bogusz Stockholm School of Economics
- 7. Ad blockers Do not track
- 9. Brand Identity Native Advertising What about the viewer’s identity?
- 12. Do you speak American? A little. I am English.
- 13. Who do you want to converse with?
- 15. Who could (should?) you work with?
- 18. What “language” do they speak?
- 19. Dr. Claire Ingram Bogusz Stockholm School of Economics claire@clairebogusz.com @Claire_EBI slides.clairebogusz.com
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