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• [UPDATE : Changement de salle] Séminaire EHESS de Dominique Cardon “Anthropologie de l’algorithme de Google” (16 mai 2012, 17h)

  10 mai, par Antonio A. Casilli — digital humanities, social capital, social networks, algorithms, dominique cardon, ehess, google, seminar
  TweetATTENTION : Vu le nombre important de pré-inscriptions, LE SEMINAIRE SE DEROULERA EN SALLE DU CONSEIL A, R -1, bât. Le France Dans le cadre du séminaire EHESS Étudier les cultures du numérique : approches théoriques et empiriques nous avons le plaisir et l’honneur d’accueillir Dominique Cardon, (...)

• Would online censorship be effective? Evidence from two research projects proves the opposite

  26 avril, par Antonio A. Casilli — social capital, social networks, space, anamia, antonio casilli, censorship, iccu, internet freedom, jian ghomeshi, politics, pro-ana, pro-mia, radio, social network analysis, social networking, sociology, thinspo, ukriots, violence
  TweetHi, you’ve probably reached this blog after listening to my interview with Jian Ghomeshi on CBC Radio Canada’s programme Q. In case you missed it, here’s the podcast: In this post, you’ll find some background information about my ongoing research on internet censorship – mainly in (...)
  qpodcast_20120426_81083.mp3

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

  18 avril, par Antonio A. Casilli — body, social networks, space, activism, agent based modelling, athens, censorship, civic unrest, civil violence, greece, greek crisis, greek protests, lecture, politics, rioting, riots, social capital, social networking, UK riots
  TweetI know I should be in Lyon for the www12 conference with all the Internet big shots, but instead I’m taking a plane and heading to Greece. The opportunity came via an invitation to deliver a speech at the New Sensorium, an international symposium that will take place on April 20-21 at the (...)

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

  4 avril, par Antonio A. Casilli — body, social capital, social networks, anamia, censorship, Centre Edgar Morin, pinterest, pro-ana, pro-mia, social network analysis, sociology, thinspiration, Tumblr
  Tweet[Update 26.04.12] This post has received a lot of media attention – maily because it was Boinged thanks to danah boyd. Among other things, I did a nice interview with Jian Ghomeshi on CBC Radio Canada. Also, jump to the end of this post to read my answer to French academic blogger (...)

• EnemyGraph: blasphème ou ruse de l’amitié sur Facebook ?

  26 mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — social capital, social networks, Facebook, friendship, politics, social network analysis, social networking, sociology
  TweetOn m’a souvent entendu parler d’amitié et d’inimitié dans les réseaux sociaux. De l’amitié à l’heure du numérique, autant dans le chapitre « Mon friend n’est pas mon ami » (v. mon ouvrage Les liaisons numériques, Paris, Seuil, p. 270-277 – que vous trouvez résumées ici) que dans plusieurs interventions (...)

• Pour une sociologie du #troll

  24 mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — social capital, social networks, antonio casilli, France Culture, social networking, sociology
  Pour une sociologie du troll / Towards a sociology of trolling

• Is The Pirate Bay experimenting with drone datacenters?

  23 mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — space
  TweetBy now you’ve already heard me speak about activist drones.  This technology is no longer limited to the military. Occupy, Japanese environmentalists and Polish protestors have all been using quadricopters to document police brutality or environmental crimes. So the announcement posted (...)

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

  18 mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — social capital, social networks, academia, agent based modelling, body, Facebook, pro-ana, pro-mia, social network analysis, social networking, social simulation, sunbelt
  Tweet[This is a joint post with Paola Tubaro's Blog] So, here we are in the (intermittently) sunny state of California for Sunbelt XXXII, the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA) annual conference. This year the venue is Redondo Beach and the highlights are both old and new (...)

• Séminaire EHESS de Pierre Mounier “Quels enjeux pour les digital humanities ?” (21 mars 2012, 17h)

  12 mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — digital humanities, academia, ehess, seminar, teaching, university
  TweetDans le cadre de mon séminaire EHESS Étudier les cultures du numérique : approches théoriques et empiriques j’ai le plaisir d’accueillir Pierre Mounier, professeur certifié à l’EHESS et directeur adjoint du Centre pour l’édition électronique ouverte (CLEO), pour une séance consacrée aux humanités (...)

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

  1er mars, par Antonio A. Casilli — social capital, social networks, Facebook, friending, friendship, network, social isolation, social network analysis, social networking, sociology
  TweetA short note on an apparent paradox highlighted by Ronald E. Anderson on the blog Compassionate Societies. While commenting on a recent PEW survey on the “tone of life” on social networking sites, the author points out two interesting facts : 1)  heavy social media users are prone to conflict (...)

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