…of Cleaner Production 6 (1998). This authority mirrors the vast geographic scope and complexity of many product supply chains. In the case of Walmart sliced turkey, the Plumrose executive points…

…certain kinds of people to possess certain kinds of food—within the context of overriding issues of trade, privilege, and pure availability. Outside of blatant acts of fraud (the thirteenth century…

…18 U.S.C. Section 1030(a)(5)(A). Morris was tried, convicted and sentenced to three years of probation, 400 hours of community service, a fine of $10,050, and the costs of his supervision….

…the impacts of going to scale, the efficiencies of infrastructure. In “The Secret Lives of Corporate Food,” Susanne Freidberg shares another example of a Walmart corporate video, this time “The…

…the emergence of the PIH, various kinds of hack-leak combinations and hacktivist techniques were common. Indeed, most of these can qualify as both political and of interest to the public;…

…(Drew and Shane 2013). The founders of the CEH credential quickly distanced themselves from Snowden’s actions, noting that CEHs were required to follow a code of ethics, and that only…

…personal and collective experiences of becoming or being life scientists in the age of “Big Biology”. The example of biohacking tells us that by becoming mainstream, the semiotic-material productions of…

…moments of collective silence, of iterating and tweaking mantras, of digesting films and books ,as well as huge amounts of technical papers, and building dozens—indeed hundreds—of hardware and software prototypes….

…millions of them—OPM’s outsourcing almost certainly would not have posed the same risk as the pooling of digital files. But this combination of centralization of systems and outsourcing of functions…

…or altering of signs and websites to be evidence: evidence of guilt, evidence of concealment, evidence of something (Reply All 2016), anything other than the normal, emotional, self-preserving reaction of…

…expectation of privacy along with the security of the content? And by extension, is there not an expectation of anonymity with the security of users’ identity? Judge Jones also argued…

…not only in terms of having a proof-of-concept of code that can cause physical destruction—which is something we hadn’t seen before—but also it marks a threshold in international relations because…

…It was all national-security-ied up the arse of course, of course, but Huawei was a critical infrastructure partner of the Seven Eyes nations, and Samuel kept his clearances up with…

…a matter of judgment” (PricewaterhouseCoopers 2011:79). The norms that guide the definitions of “bottlenecks” amalgamate different concerns: unification of price zones and competition, increase of cross-border flows, integration of renewable…

…of the times,’” says a recent Telegraph headline (Waterfield 2013).[2] For the municipality of Tienen, home of the biggest sugar refinery in Belgium, sugar is entwined with local history.[3] The…

…the most heated discussion in its online forums are those typical of movements that contest the power of official images: the interrelated questions of the aesthetics of defacement and the…

…accusations of self-interested “NIMBYism,” the organizers—mostly women—questioned whether the line was necessary at all. The difficulty of countering engineering arguments, of course, is part of how nonspecialist citizens often find…

…the letter, Professor Warrington Yorke, the Dean of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, immediately offered the expertise of the School to the Government of Sierra Leone. “We ought to…

…timestamp of its creation, output frequency, a status code, and—most significant, for the question of archivesthe value of the previous output, the most recent random broadcast. This collection of data…

…way and from its special point of view, the statistics of the external world.” (Tarde 1903, 135) For Tarde, one of the very first things that societies have sensed statistically…

…of brains at a problem means having large numbers of people instantly on call. The reach of the Internet into each of the world’s time zones means the sun never…

…modern technology” to offer “a sense of peace, identity and dignity.” It is “universally welcoming”, a “home away from home” that balances “the needs of millions of people living in…

…thousands of messages, millions of user accounts) work differently. They speak to the corresponding media fantasy of our time, the daydream of big data: information at the gigabyte scale, millions…

…for cultural effects such as the homogenization of tastes and products. The issue of scale is at the core of these social critiques. According to the claims of these social…

…I don’t think many of us have a sense of what this insurance looks like and if you can give us a picture, even a limited picture of what you…

…limits of expropriating valuables in the name of humanity are heavily contested. Take, for example, another group of self-appointed protectors of culture, also collecting and safeguarding, in the name of…

…is very often one of the most interesting parts of every story. GC: Right, often there’s a lot of mystique around them or hacker groups. And…I know this well from…

…new sense of culture, of history, and even of his or her own body. “Members of all the varied human traditions, whether they be viewers or program makers, film-makers or…