Programme
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9:00-10:00 Registration |
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| Welcome Speech (Professor Philip Howard)
10:00 – 10:50 |
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Room break – 10 mins |
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Panel 1: Technology and Social Surveillance 11:00 – 12:15 |
Panel 2: Policing Digital Rights 11:00 – 12:15 |
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Room change – 5 mins |
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Lunch – Poster Presentations 12:15 – 13:45 |
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Panel 3: Politics, Data and Interference 13:50 – 15:05 |
Panel 4: Media and Information Exposure 13.50 – 15:05 |
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Room change – 5 mins |
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15:10 – 16.20 |
15:10 16.20 |
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Coffee break – 10 mins |
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Keynote: Dr. Alice Marwick Why Do People Share Fake News? A Sociotechnical Theory of Media Effects 16:30 – 17:30 |
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Panels
Panel 1: Technology and Social SurveillanceRuhi Khan Ordering the Social: Categorisation, Surveillance and Symbolic Power
Natalie-Anne Hall New Media, New Racisms
Meredydd Williams Smartwatches and Information Privacy: Do Users Practice What They Preach?
Sihune Nascimento Cru Data, Body, Control: the Expansion Route of Surveillance Capitalism in the Brazilian Health Sector |
Panel 2: Policing Digital RightsMaria Bada and Jason Nurse Reputation at Risk! The Effects of Less Information Control Regarding Corporate Data Breaches
Bethan Charnley Registration without Recognition: Deconstructing Facebook’s ‘Real Name’ Policy
Edward Percarpio A Consequentialist Approach to Interpreting the Right to Explanation
Roland Stuerz The Use of Copyright-Protected Creative Online Content by German Consumers – A Comparison to the UK |
Panel 3: Politics, Data and InterferenceMarcel Hofling Martins Freedom of Expression on the Internet During the Brazilian Elections
Tom Orson and James Marchant #IranVotes: Analysing the 2017 Iranian Presidential Elections through Telegram, Twitter and Instagram
Abdel-Rahman Hassan The Troll Dialectic: Organized Disinformation and Post Irony in Counter-Revolutionary Egypt |
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Panel 4: Media and Information Exposure
Evgenia-Xenia Vafeiadou Online Patient Forums: What People With Parkinson’s Want and More Importantly Need
Felix Marvin Simon Big Data goes to Hollywood: The Emergence of Big Data as a Tool in the American Film Industry
Nermine Mourad Aboulez From “News-Finding-Me” to “Me-Finding-News”: Incidental News Exposure on Social Network Sites and Its Impact on Active News-Seeking |
Panel 5: Digital BoundariesFemke Mulder How Digital Divides Shape Disaster Resilience: The Case of the 2015 Earthquake in Nepal
Ella Guest
Abhishek Gupta and Shirley Ogolla Inclusive Design – How Do We Ensure a High Degree of Participation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems? |
Panel 6: Tools of JusticeLucas dos Anjos Logic Gates and Access Records of Internet Users: From Technical Possibilities to Judicial Reasoning in Brazilian Courts
Gustavo Mascarenhas The Application of Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Sentences
Andrew Strait Automating Online Justice – The Effects of Automation on the Content Moderation Process |
Poster Presentations
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