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Tools for social cyberspace: Catalyzing computer-mediated collective action
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'''[http://www.cis.washington.edu/programs/Projects/Pressing%20Questions/speakers.asp Speaker series home page, with abstracts]'''
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Marc Smith, Sociologist, Community Technologies Group,  Microsoft Research
 
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Thursday, January 13, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
 
  
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RFIDs and Consumers: Future Directions
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'''[http://depts.washington.edu/infoage/ Alternate home page]'''
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Professor Gaetano Borriello, UW Computer Science and Engineering
 
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Thursday, January 20 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
 
  
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Open Source Software Commercial Strategies
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==Instructions on using a wiki==
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Jason Matusow, Director, Shared Source Initiative, Microsoft
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Click on the links below to go to the page you are interested in. Once you are on that page, click the "edit" button at the top of the page. Then write. There are some buttons along the top of the page that allow you to do some formatting. You can start new pages by typing in the name of the new page and click the "internal link" button along the top. When you are done, click "save page" at the bottom.
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Thursday, January 27 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
 
  
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Creating technologies for the Next 10 Percent of the World and Beyond
 
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John Sherry, Anthropologist, People and Practices Research Group, Intel
 
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Thursday, February 3, 12:30 to 1:30 pm
 
  
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The Ethics of Hacking Back at Hackers
 
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Kevin Himma, Associate Professor , Philosophy, Seattle Pacific University
 
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Monday February  7 12:30 pm-1:30 pm Communication TK
 
  
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The Future of Information Search
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==Discussions on speaker presentations==
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Joseph Janes, Associate Professor, UW Information School
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*[[Catalyzing Computer-Mediated Collective Action]]
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Thursday, February 17 12:30 -1:30 pm, Communication 126
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**Marc Smith, Sociologist, Community Technologies Group, Microsoft Research
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**Thursday, January 13, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
  
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Liability  for Spyware
 
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Jane Winn, Professor, UW Law
 
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Thursday, February 24, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
 
  
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As Grokster Goes to the Supreme Court: Filesharing and Copyright  
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*[[RFIDs: Facts, Fiction, and Trends]]
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Dan Laster, Assistant Professor, UW Law
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**Gaetano Borriello, Professor, UW Computer Science and Engineering
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Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
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**Thursday, January 20, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
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*[[Open Source Software Commercial Strategies]]
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**Jason Matusow, Director, Shared Source Initiative, Microsoft
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**Thursday, January 27, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
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**[http://www.cis.washington.edu/programs/Projects/Pressing%20Questions/speakers/Matusow/Matusow_write-up.asp presentation info]
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*[[Creating Technologies for the Next 10 Percent of the World and Beyond]]
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**John Sherry, Anthropologist, People and Practices Research Group, Intel
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**Thursday, February 3, 12:30 to 1:30 pm. Communication 126
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*[[The Ethics of Hacking Back at Hackers]]
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**Kenneth Himma, Associate Professor, Philosophy, Seattle Pacific University
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**NOTE DAY/ROOM: Monday February 7, 12:30 pm-1:30 pm, Communication 202
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*[[The Future of Information Search]]
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**Joseph Janes, Associate Professor, UW Information School
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**Thursday, February 17 12:30 -1:30 pm, Communication 126
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*[[Why Would Anyone Agree to Spyware?]]
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**Jane Winn, Professor, UW Law
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**Thursday, February 24, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
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*[[As Grokster Goes to the Supreme Court: Filesharing and Copyright]]
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**Dan Laster, Assistant Professor, UW Law
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**Thursday, March 3, 12:30-1:30 pm, Communication 126
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==Other technology-society topics==
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Use this [[tech-society topics]] page and create new pages to start other discussions on technology and society
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*post ideas for interdisciplinary collaboration
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*post links to papers and articles
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*start discussions on any topic that interests you
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==Seeking collaborators or like-minded students and faculty==
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If you have a particular project for which you are seeking student and faculty collaborators outside your department, post it on the [[collaborators]] page or contact Caroline Benner cmbenner@u.washington.edu at the Center for Internet Studies

Latest revision as of 18:36, 4 May 2005

Speaker series home page, with abstracts

Alternate home page

Instructions on using a wiki

Click on the links below to go to the page you are interested in. Once you are on that page, click the "edit" button at the top of the page. Then write. There are some buttons along the top of the page that allow you to do some formatting. You can start new pages by typing in the name of the new page and click the "internal link" button along the top. When you are done, click "save page" at the bottom.


Discussions on speaker presentations








Other technology-society topics

Use this tech-society topics page and create new pages to start other discussions on technology and society

  • post ideas for interdisciplinary collaboration
  • post links to papers and articles
  • start discussions on any topic that interests you

Seeking collaborators or like-minded students and faculty

If you have a particular project for which you are seeking student and faculty collaborators outside your department, post it on the collaborators page or contact Caroline Benner cmbenner@u.washington.edu at the Center for Internet Studies

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