…(435-mile) route was known as the Interoceanic Highway. Figure 1. The Inambari Bridge, where the Interoceanic Highway crosses the River Inambari. At that time, we were engaged in an ethnographic…

…recent evidence of hacking’s ascendance in the political sphere. Hacking’s popularity has verged on infamy at times. Fears of foreign spying, “unpatriotic” leaks, and cybercrime abound. Accounts of WikiLeaks and…

…traffic to spike when there’s a law-enforcement override because everything tries to snapshot itself for forensics. So the cameras are down inside. Give. Me. The. USB.” Jose’s hand shook. I…

…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,…

…internet. I don’t think that we should give it over entirely to them. But in some cases, they are the only ones that actually can have an influence. One example…

…such platforms as Facebook and internet meetup sites, the focus group is continually subject to rebirth and reformation. It is uniquely malleable. (Reports of its death, according to at least…

…vs. genitive)? What if different systems of presentation are used (e.g., chronological vs. frequency-based vs. alphabetical)? And what if the resources themselves are submitted in formats that are wholly incommensurable…

…practices. If there is nothing to hide then why hide it???!!!! Label It Yourself.” The movement’s radical DIY approach sets it apart from other contemporary pro-labeling movements. The “Just Label…