…the term sentinel. Etymologically, the wether is a sheep and a member of a flock (OED Online 2012); the bellwether is the lead sheep which, with a bell around its…

…proliferation of recent terminology is any indication: network societies, virtual communities, digital culture, cyber-cultures, social media, social software, digital natives, online communities, crowd-sourcing, crowd-funding, organizational networks, networked publics, and so…

…intelligence firm Stratfor, identified a surveillance system purchased by a selection of U.S. public authorities called Trapwire. A great deal of momentum built up online about Trapwire, which had not…

…its own online encrypted anonymizing submission system, whose approach is now used, via the hacker-coded GlobaLeaks and SecureDrop open source software, also by several major news organizations such as Associated…

…The word derives from the Greek πρωτότυπον (prototypon), “primitive form”, neutral of πρωτότυπος (prototypos), “original, primitive”, from πρῶτος (protos), “first” and τύπος (typos), “impression”.(Online Etymology Dictionary) Prototype as a re-presentation….

…fact some computers are capable of already. The Rijksmuseum allows users to search its online collections by color; so does the British Library. The latter even indexes triangles, curves, and…

…strategies; although most specialize by selling only through an AMAP, a few of them also adopt other direct-selling strategies through a producer shop, a farmer’s market, or online delivery. Moreover,…

…😉 biella: i did not know that a: so i worked very hard for a while 4hrs sleep a night online 20hrs a day a: for 2ish weeks biella: and…

…in the agora?” (1981:336). Online members of Anonymous seem to have created an unembellished version of this ideal as their continuous conversations run the gamut from the not serious at…

…the collective (Cohen). We can earnestly aim at collecting “All the World’s Knowledge” in an online encyclopaedia including records of everything we’ve deleted or shouldn’t have kept in the first…

…“trusted third party,”—a credit card payment or an online payment from our bank account. The besetting problem of digital cash research and development throughout the last two decades has been…

…of online child porn, even if it was supposed to serve as a blacklist — so the special case bucket quickly filled up with everything that some influential person, somewhere,…

…noise. Infosec and cybersecurity have become so popular now that there’s so much noise. And it’s very easy to get lost in the daily noise. And as an online journalist,…

…doing this. You have the WikiLeaks model that gets thousands of documents from Chelsea Manning, and then just dumps them online and is angry that no one is willing to…

…yet their popularity with corporations and campaigns remains unabated, with or without online techniques tacked on. They are at work pretty much everywhere, but few know how they work (even…

…on the IKEA shelter. The video of the test was screened on the news and subsequently circulated online: it featured a series of terrifying images in which a small fire,…

…wider history of the recent proliferation of micro-technologies in the fields of development and humanitarian aid. Tax revenue stamp from South Africa. From Andrey Vasiunin’s online collection. The Chicago microeconomic…

…country of Honduras or key collaborators in Nicaragua, for example, or a design blueprint that might be published online as a template for consideration by national laboratories in countries like…

…of best practices,” which is available to researchers around the world through LINGUIST List, the discipline’s central online forum. Here, the project explores the nuts and bolts of moving between…

…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…