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Joanne McNeil at Haunted Machines

I’m going to talk about things that scare me on the Internet, things that I’m afraid of, and things that maybe we can’t yet make a hor­ror film. We def­i­nite­ly can’t make a film as bad as The Ruins about this stuff, but I would say it’s a lot scari­er than The Ruins, which is just gross.

Romantic Hackers

[T]otalizing per­spec­tives which feed into mass-surveillance were framed ide­o­log­i­cal­ly in the Romantic peri­od. Not only that, but strate­gies for resist­ing these total­iz­ing nar­ra­tives also emerged in the Romantic peri­od in forms that exhib­it sug­ges­tive cor­re­spon­dences with con­tem­po­rary hacking.

Activist meta­da­ta

[We’re] work­ing on a project called Foxy Doxxing, which is inspired by this inter­est­ing case that came out a cou­ple of weeks ago, maybe two weeks ago, about how a woman who had been attacked on Twitter by you know, ​“the trolls” decid­ed to take foren­sic analy­sis into her own hands in order to find out who was attack­ing her online.

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