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Nouvelles d’ANAMIA : conférences, vidéos et outils de visualisation de données

Je suis actuellement à Québec (plus précisément sur le campus de l’Université Laval) où j’ai été invité à présenter ANAMIA,… read more Nouvelles d’ANAMIA : conférences, vidéos et outils de visualisation de données

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Slides du séminaire EHESS d'Antonio Casilli “Contre l’hypothèse de la fin de la vie privée” (20 nov. 2012)

La première séance du séminaire EHESS d’Antonio Casilli “Étudier les cultures du numérique : approches théoriques et empiriques” de cette année universitaire aura lieu le mardi 20 novembre 2012 de 17 h à 19 h (EHESS, salle 5, 105 bd Raspail 75006 Paris). Titre : “Contre l’hypothèse de la ‘fin de la vie privée’ sur les médias sociaux : négociabilité et cyclicité de la privacy”.

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The academic, the wikipedian, the vandal [Full version, updated 05.11.2012]

The French translation of this essay is available on OWNI (part 1 and part 2), as installments of my column… read more The academic, the wikipedian, the vandal [Full version, updated 05.11.2012]

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Et in Athenis ego: update on ongoing research on the body + riots

I know I should be in Lyon for the www12 conference with all the Internet big shots, but instead I’m… read more Et in Athenis ego: update on ongoing research on the body + riots

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Banning pro-ana websites? Not a good idea, as Web censorship might have a 'toothpaste tube effect'

[Update 05.04.13: A longer version of this post, with revised results, has evolved into a full-fledged article published by the… read more Banning pro-ana websites? Not a good idea, as Web censorship might have a 'toothpaste tube effect'

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“Anamia” social networks and online privacy: our Sunbelt XXXII presentations (Redondo Beach, March 18, 2012)

[This is a joint post with Paola Tubaro’s Blog] So, here we are in the (intermittently) sunny state of California… read more “Anamia” social networks and online privacy: our Sunbelt XXXII presentations (Redondo Beach, March 18, 2012)

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Taking liberties: why feeling closer on social media can lead to higher conflictuality

A short note on an apparent paradox highlighted by Ronald E. Anderson on the blog Compassionate Societies. While commenting on… read more Taking liberties: why feeling closer on social media can lead to higher conflictuality

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Snob.ru : distinction 2.0 ou inégalité en réseau ?

Au hasard de mes explorations en ligne, je découvre Snob.ru, service de réseautage pour “l’élite de la société russe”. Tout… read more Snob.ru : distinction 2.0 ou inégalité en réseau ?

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A century of McLuhan: understanding social media

McLuhan, Merton, Facebook and Teilhard de Chardin: Slides and text of Antonio Casilli’s presentation at the McLuhan centenary conference McLuhan100 Then Now Next, Nov 10, 2011, University of Toronto.

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Six interesting facts about social networking

A few interesting facts about Social Networking Services (mainly Facebook) taken from the recent report issued on June 16 2011 by PEW Internet and American Life. The report, whose title is Social networking sites and our lives is authored by Keith Hampton, Lauren Sessions Goulet, Lee Rainie, Kristen Purcell. Food for thought.