Hello everyone, I thought there might be some interest in the list in this
piece for RFE/RL written by Sarah Kendzior.
http://www.rferl.org/content/hold-events-in-authoritarian-states-sarah-kendzior/24771509.html
We're always looking for pieces taking the other side, so if you'd be
interested
From: Anastasios Noulas an...@cl.cam.ac.uk
Our research group at the Computer Laboratory in Cambridge University has
launched a tool for discovering activity hotspots and neighborhoods in
cities. The tool is powered with 6 months of public check-in data sourced
from Foursquare. At the moment we
If so, please let me know. Stanford's School of Engineering has a
junior (untenured) search underway this year, and I have been asked to
recommend great potential candidates to the Search Committee.
The ideal candidate would be someone who has a mixed engineering /
social science background.
Dear friends at liberationtech:
Thanks to everyone who has contributed so far to this discussion about
SpeakSafe.
We genuinely appreciate your feedback and we're hopeful we can continue the
conversation with you - together or individually - to improve this digital
safety primer. While we
Stanford recently signed up for a university-wide bitly enterprise account.
Unless someone strongly objects, @LiberationTech will start using it.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
Thanks,
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