Points is the blog of Data & Society Research Institute
Note from the editor
Points is an experimental collection of pieces from the broader Data & Society community: occasional extracts and essays — provocations — to manifest, complicate, and re-frame the relations between data, technology, and society. For more of our work and research, visit datasociety.net/research. Interested in writing for Points? Email medium (at) datasociety.net with your pitch. While we can’t guarantee publication, we’re always open to hearing new perspectives on themes related to our research.
I am a geographer at Georgetown University’s Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor. I write about cities, tech, and work: katiejwells.net
anthropologist of vernacular internet cultures, phd. studying influencer cultures, online visibility, social media pop culture. books & writing at wishcrys.com.
Research Fellow @Swinburne. Interests: digital cultures, youth, social media, privacy, digital citizenship, automated systems, AI. Melbourne/Naarm-based.
Sophie Bishop is a Lecturer at King’s College London in Digital Marketing and Communications. Her research looks at the feminist political economy of creative c
Media anthropologist & ethnographer of emerging tech researching digital platforms & urban inequality. Currently: director of policy & research at ADL CTS.
Uruguayan sociologist focused on intersections between education, digital tech and human rights w/special focus on children. Director of JAAKLAC initiative.
Rajesh Veeraraghavan (Raj) is an Assistant Professor at SFS in the Science, Technology and International Affairs program here at Georgetown University.
Kimberley D. McKinson is a cultural anthropologist who conducts ethnographic research in Jamaica. She is an Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University.
Aitor Jimenez is a Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne node of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society (ADM+S).
Currently a researcher of networked silences & environmenta| information | Swedish School of Library & Information Science | Mistra Environmental Communication