…of archive was centralized, as Figure 1 suggests. Figure 1. NPR Pyramid from Census of India. “The NPR Process” As its architects imagined, the “National Data Centre” extended and intensified…

…liquefied petroleum gas. The Enduring Project of Improving Stoves in Rural India In some regions of the world, improved biofuel stoves have diffused successfully. In rural India, however, massive efforts…

…will you be safe. We are Anonymous. We are legion. We do not forget. We do not forgive. Be afraid of us, Islamic State and Al Qaeda—you will get our…

…use it. With the Internet, the landfill has changed, and so have the stakes. As more of our lives move online, we now do much of our work and pay…

…a comment section. Fig. 3. User experience map created by a Food for Education, a winner of the fourth challenge. This online process is structured according to the HCD process…

…Spitters et al., 2014, Çalışkan et al., 2015, Winter et al., 2014 and Biryukov et al., 2013), different actors have compromised the Tor network, cracking its anonymity. These actors potentially…

…(Williams 2017). The system was only brought back online two days before the inauguration. Hacking a tobacco lobbyist in Watchdogs, 2015, Ubisoft. That hackers can gain control of the systems…

…in India” (Phadnis 2013:1). To undermine the U.S. intelligence machinery, it implied, was also to demonstrate technical mastery. These responses illustrate a tension within the CEH credential: it sought to…

…the great. I just want to let you know I still feel that way. I still think you are a great leader. It devistated [sic] me to read about the…

…al., 2011) for this project. And yet, technologies are always “interpretively flexible” (Orlikowski, 1992), usable for ends their designers did not intend. At extraordinary moments a sizable portion of the…

…(109), they wrote. “The problem is, simple demographics don’t begin to tell the story of individuals” (112). With the advent of online retail and new technologies for tracking the activity…

…Louisiana and Mississippi. Figure 1. Global menhaden sales. Consistent with Native American usage, menhaden micronutrients—principally nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—are used to make fertilizers. In the United States, menhaden-based fertilizers are…

…activities. . . . international reaction is likely to depend on the practical consequences of the activity. If lives are lost and property is destroyed as a direct consequence, the…

…phone charger. It seems like a heartwarming example of philanthro-capitalism, good design, and humanitarian innovation (Scott-Smith 2016). What’s not to like? The IKEA refugee shelter. Photo: Mark E. Breeze For…

…But accumulations can also govern by producing new forms of discipline (Bowker, Poleykett et. al.), as well as by providing new resources for contestation, satire, resistance, or sabotage (Balasz, Previeux)….

…skillful power over those who had less (e.g., their managers), or no skill at all (e.g., the user experience [UX] designers in their team). Their power and skill may seem…

…communications (Clynes 2012). Multiple independent reviews, including those performed by FactCheck, the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, Penn State University, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Chamber…

…got mail—it is a silly thing to do. Besides being silly, there are better things to do on Friday nights. [4] Figure 2. The Internet enables incubator progress. Avery’s understanding…

Industrialization has changed the very biochemistry of the planet. Daily our bodies are exposed to a range of perceptible and imperceptible hazards. Everyday products are comprised of a laundry list…

As far as consumption choices go, electricity usage might seem uncomplicated. We don’t shop for electricity: we receive it at home or at work, we get the monthly bill in…

…is taking place on private communication platforms like Twitter. These providers offer complex algorithms to manage, curate, and organize these massive networks. But there is a tension between what we…

…their iPads. It also exposed the data of thousands of innocent people. If we count doxes (the public release of identifying information for online identities) as leaks, then the work…

…accessible through computers and, increasingly, internet-enabled smartphones. Such efforts underpinned conceptualizations of the smart city that IBM fostered and Philadelphia adopted beginning around 2010. These digital services format into a…

…the de-indexed” is one of the many curious by-products of the online encyclopedia’s ongoing construction. It encapsulates a peculiar set of contradictions arising out of the project’s concurrent imperatives: to…