Privacy, Surveillance, and Intellectual Freedom
Podcasts
Exported Social Media and Surveillance
Fellows: Haylee Hayes and Emily Irigoyen
From Locke to Zuckerberg: Philosophical Conceptions of Privacy and their Evolutionary Applications to Facebook
Fellows: David Cohen and Matthew Sohn
Part I
Part II
Is the Idea of Surveillance Capitalism?
Fellows: Induja Kumar and Shannon Yan
Part I
Part II
What are my Rights to Privacy in the Digital Age?
Fellow: Haylee Hayes
About the Project
New online research environments have made the discovery and consumption of information easier than ever. However, these environments often threaten privacy and intellectual freedom by relying on surveillance economies and architectures. In this seminar, fellows explored the intersection of privacy and intellectual freedom, and the surveillance logics that influence online research and communication practices. Using a variety of formats (such as a podcast, presentation, or video Public Service Announcement), fellows created final projects that analyze issues related to technology and privacy.
The Fellows
David Cohen, Haylee Hayes, Emily Irigoyen, Induja Kumar, Matthew Sohn, Shannon Yan
The Instructors
Melissa Mallon, Director of Peabody Library; Dir of Teaching & Learning Interim Manager Central Subject Librarians
Andy Wesolek, Director of Digital Scholarship & Scholarly Communications