This news article published in The Guardian covers Twitter’s response to a racist image cropping algorithm that automatically focused on White faces over Black ones. The article notes that Twitter …
The run-up to the U.S. presidential election is also speeding up the arrival of a tipping point for digital fakery in politics, Axios’ Ashley Gold reports. As the election, a …
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NEH Open Data Shortly after the Trump administration announced its budget, the GC Digital Fellows dove into the Open Data from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to see what we …
NEH Open Data Shortly after the Trump administration announced its budget, the GC Digital Fellows dove into the Open Data from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to see what we …
Searching for the traces of oneself on the Internet is such an immanent practice for its users that the term“egosurfing”, describing possibly the earliest form of what we currently refer …
This semester, three Graduate Center colleagues are engaged in a pedagogical experiment with multiple Acting classes, using Twitter. (Skeptics, stay with me!) Hoping to prompt class discussion between CUNY colleges, …
A few weeks ago, the conversation heated up during an ITP core course on the history, theory and practice of interactive media. We were ping-ponging the usual social and political concerns …
