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16 October

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  • technologyreview.com

    social media

13 October

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  • townhallseattle.org

29 September

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  • democracy

25 September

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  • news.cornell.edu

24 September

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  • press.uchicago.edu

    politics

23 September

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  • socialmediacollective.org

    social media

  • danah.org

22 September

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  • datasociety.net

    democracy

20 September

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15 September

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  • wired.com

    politics

14 September

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  • academicjobsonline.org

    hiring

10 September

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  • theguardian.com

    America

5 September

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  • danah holding a physical copy of her book “Data Are Made, Not Found”
  • America

28 August

27 August

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  • sarahsmarsh.com

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