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SXSW and Diversity: Community Voting Ends this Thursday

Aug 27, 2018

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Community voting for the 2019 SXSW conference ends on Thursday, August 30. As I said in To Save Tech, #ListentoBlackWomen SXSW says that community voting counts for about 30% of their decision. Since white guys have historically been overrepresented at SXSW (and Black women historically underrepresented), and most voters are past attendees, there’s a built-in…

#snubor at #sxswi: The Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights panel at South by Southwest

Mar 11, 2011

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jon

in social computing, Tales from the Net

Great discussion! Kudos to organizer Christina Gagnier, panelists Jack Lerner and Lisa Borodkin, and moderator Alex Howard (aka @digiphile). What next?Â You can vote for or against individual rights at the Social Network Usersâ€™ Bill of Rights site, and you can also vote for or against the entire bill via Twitter.Â My post here has…

What next for the Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights?

Mar 10, 2011

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jon

in political, privacy, social computing, Tales from the Net

A broadly-recognized social network usersâ€™ bill of rights will be a huge step forward for online freedom and privacy. For me, and hundreds of millions of others, sites like Facebook, Twitter, tribe.net, and free-association are how I stay in touch with friends and family. As Voces Contra Las FARC, Barack Obama, #iranelection, and hundreds of…

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SXSW and Diversity: Community Voting Ends this Thursday

#snubor at #sxswi: The Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights panel at South by Southwest

What next for the Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights?