Background The use of cloud computing (involving storage and processing of data on the
internet) in health care has increasingly been highlighted as having great potential in …

Despite the multiplicity of actors, crises, and fields of action, global public policy has known
one constant, that is, the ubiquity of indicators in the production of governing knowledge …

Invisible Search and Online Search Engines considers the use of search engines in
contemporary everyday life and the challenges this poses for media and information literacy …

This paper addresses a problem that has so far been neglected by scholars investigating the
ethics of Big Data and policy makers: that is the ethical implications of Big Data initiatives' …

Work in policy and research circles tends to depict urban infrastructural heterogeneity as
synonymous with failure or brokenness. Inherent in this tendency is the often-subtle …

Learning analytics involve the process of gathering data about students and using the
information to intervene in their lives to improve learning and institutional outcomes. Many …

How do the power dynamics of actors in digital knowledge production define the contours of
global science and humanities? Where are scholars now in their efforts to improve a …

Traces are fundamental vectors of information. This is the first of seven forensic principles
formulated by the 2022 Sydney declaration. To better understand the trace as information …

This study proposes a sociotechnical framework to study digital media and social
movements and uses it to analyze the 2019 protests in Hong Kong. Informed by actor …

ABSTRACT A long-term research focus on the temporality of everyday life has become
revitalised with new tracking technologies that allow methodological experimentation and …