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Muna Udbi Ali is explaining privacy's roots in colonial law: "privacy is white fragility." #AoIR2023

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Muna Udbi Ali is explaining privacy's roots in colonial law: "privacy is white fragility." #AoIR2023

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That explosion 💥 you just heard was Elisha Lim saying we need to abolish privacy! Their provocative argument points to the racialized, sexualized and hyper-commercialized logics in modern concepts of privacy. #AoIR2023

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That explosion 💥 you just heard was Elisha Lim saying we need to abolish privacy! Their provocative argument points to the racialized, sexualized and hyper-commercialized logics in modern concepts of privacy. #AoIR2023

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@alexmonea in Benton on the 8th floor! https://www. conftool.org/aoir2023/index.ph p?page=browseSessions&ismobile=true&form_session=379https://www.conftool.org/aoir2023/index.php?page=browseSessions&ismobile=true&form_session=379

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@alexmonea in Benton on the 8th floor! https://www. conftool.org/aoir2023/index.ph p?page=browseSessions&ismobile=true&form_session=379https://www.conftool.org/aoir2023/index.php?page=browseSessions&ismobile=true&form_session=379

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Maggie MacDonald provides a really insightful take on questions of content moderation and deplatforming through a case study on #pornhub. Def seeing connections to recent work by @alexmonea

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Maggie MacDonald provides a really insightful take on questions of content moderation and deplatforming through a case study on #pornhub. Def seeing connections to recent work by @alexmonea

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Feeling pretty smug about my #AoIR2023 local committee #gritty swag

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Feeling pretty smug about my #AoIR2023 local committee #gritty swag

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Nisa Asgarali-Hoffman gave a very thoughtful presentation on claims around authenticity and race, citing folks like Sylvia Winter, Stuart Hall and Catherine Knight Steele. According to Asgarali-Hoffman, claims to authenticity aren't just a pull from platforms, it's a cultural tradition of storytelling and a response to colonial insistence on categorization. #AoIR2023

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Nisa Asgarali-Hoffman gave a very thoughtful presentation on claims around authenticity and race, citing folks like Sylvia Winter, Stuart Hall and Catherine Knight Steele. According to Asgarali-Hoffman, claims to authenticity aren't just a pull from platforms, it's a cultural tradition of storytelling and a response to colonial insistence on categorization. #AoIR2023

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Learning a lot from Huichuan Xiu about human subjects research ethics in China. Xui makes the important point that differences in ethics norms can affect perceptions of research quality or the desirability of international collaborations. #irb #AoIR2023

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Learning a lot from Huichuan Xiu about human subjects research ethics in China. Xui makes the important point that differences in ethics norms can affect perceptions of research quality or the desirability of international collaborations. #irb #AoIR2023

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Lots of conversation about entering and exiting the field in #DigitalEthnography, with some anxieties around the divide between lurking and participant observation, and around our obligations to ties to participants. Some relevant cites from Gabriele de Seta (https://cva.unifr.ch/sites/default/fil es/artifacts/media/pdf/three_lies_of_digital_ethnography_anthrodendum.pdf) and Christine Hine (https://www. routledge.com/Ethnography-for-the-Internet-Embedded-Embodied-and-Everyday/Hine/p/book/9780857855701) #AoIR2023

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Lots of conversation about entering and exiting the field in #DigitalEthnography, with some anxieties around the divide between lurking and participant observation, and around our obligations to ties to participants. Some relevant cites from Gabriele de Seta (https://cva.unifr.ch/sites/default/fil es/artifacts/media/pdf/three_lies_of_digital_ethnography_anthrodendum.pdf) and Christine Hine (https://www. routledge.com/Ethnography-for-the-Internet-Embedded-Embodied-and-Everyday/Hine/p/book/9780857855701) #AoIR2023

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Jimil Ataman (https://anthropology.sas.upenn.edu/peo ple/jimil-ataman) acknowledging that immersing yourself in #DigitalEthnography can be addictive - researchers are not immune to the algorithmic pull of platforms. #AoIR2023

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Jimil Ataman (https://anthropology.sas.upenn.edu/peo ple/jimil-ataman) acknowledging that immersing yourself in #DigitalEthnography can be addictive - researchers are not immune to the algorithmic pull of platforms. #AoIR2023

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Nick Seaver does not care about the healing power of #ethnography! #AoIR2023

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Nick Seaver does not care about the healing power of #ethnography! #AoIR2023

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Julia Ticona points out that in this particular cultural and political climate, #ethnography (although not just ethnography) can be weaponized against researchers, in ways that can affect our participants. Also, a plug for this Data & Society report on best practices for risky research: https://datasociety.net/pubs/res/Best_ Practices_for_Conducting_Risky_Research-Oct-2016.pdf #AoIR2023

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Julia Ticona points out that in this particular cultural and political climate, #ethnography (although not just ethnography) can be weaponized against researchers, in ways that can affect our participants. Also, a plug for this Data & Society report on best practices for risky research: https://datasociety.net/pubs/res/Best_ Practices_for_Conducting_Risky_Research-Oct-2016.pdf #AoIR2023

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Andrew Herman argues that while it's important to be precise about methodological terms, as long as your approach to the field is multi-dimensional and attentive to the field, you can make a claim to doing #ethnography. #AoIR2023

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Andrew Herman argues that while it's important to be precise about methodological terms, as long as your approach to the field is multi-dimensional and attentive to the field, you can make a claim to doing #ethnography. #AoIR2023

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As part of a discussion about #PatchworkEthnography, @ktiidenberg reminding us that immersion and reflexivity are key for robust #ethnography. Also, if platforms don't care about us, how much do we need to care about their rules? #AoIR2023

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As part of a discussion about #PatchworkEthnography, @ktiidenberg reminding us that immersion and reflexivity are key for robust #ethnography. Also, if platforms don't care about us, how much do we need to care about their rules? #AoIR2023

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Important conversations about #DigitalEthnography, where Jeff Lane points out the need to avoid thinking of digital methods as something that can help us avoid inconvenience and awkwardness. But #ethnography SHOULD be inconvenient (for researchers) and we need to recognize the inevitability of awkwardness in the field. #AoIR2023

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Important conversations about #DigitalEthnography, where Jeff Lane points out the need to avoid thinking of digital methods as something that can help us avoid inconvenience and awkwardness. But #ethnography SHOULD be inconvenient (for researchers) and we need to recognize the inevitability of awkwardness in the field. #AoIR2023