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From Orwell to Kafka, Markov to Doctorow: Understanding Big Data through metaphors
On March 20, I attended a short talk by Malavika Jayaram, a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, titled ‘What we talk about when we talk about Big Data’ at the T.A.J. Residency in Bengaluru. It was something of … Continue reading
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Tagged Berkman Center, Big Brother, Big Data, civil liberties, contextual integrity, Cory Doctorow, data protection, ethnography, Franz Kafka, John Whitehead, Kafkaesque, Little Brother, privacy, Reiner Stachh, Sara M Watson, surveillance state, The Trial
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Curious Bends – commoner panthers, space diplomacy, big data sells big cars and more
Curious Bends is a weekly newsletter about science, tech., data and India. Akshat Rathi and I curate it. You can subscribe to it here. If have feedback, suggestions, or would just generally like to get in touch, just email us. … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Data, black leopards, child marriage, female genital mutilation, genetic modification, India, newsletter, SAARC satellite, science news
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