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Urban Studies Journal blog post
Tali Hatuka and myself wrote a post at the Urban Studies Journal blog about smartphones and public spaces. Check it out.
Urban Studies Journal blog post
Tali Hatuka and myself wrote a post at the Urban Studies Journal blog about smartphones and public spaces. Check it out.
New paper accepted to publication: Being Visible in Public Space: The Normalization of Asymmetrical Visibility
A new paper, co-authored by Tali Hatuka and Eran Toch, was recently accepted to Urban Studies. The paper, titled “Being Visible in Public Space: The Normalization of Asymmetrical Visibility”. SAGE Journals had published the paper online at their website. The article
New paper accepted to publication: Being Visible in Public Space: The Normalization of Asymmetrical Visibility
A new paper, co-authored by Tali Hatuka and Eran Toch, was recently accepted to Urban Studies. The paper, titled “Being Visible in Public Space: The Normalization of Asymmetrical Visibility”. SAGE Journals had published the paper online at their website. The article
Is privacy a new thing?
In a Medium article, Greg Ferenstein talks about “The Birth And Death Of Privacy: 3,000 Years of History Told Through 46 Images“. The main idea in that article is that privacy is a new thing, only 150 years old, a product
Is privacy a new thing?
In a Medium article, Greg Ferenstein talks about “The Birth And Death Of Privacy: 3,000 Years of History Told Through 46 Images“. The main idea in that article is that privacy is a new thing, only 150 years old, a product
Slides for “5 Myths of Privacy” Wize Pub Lecture are now available
A popular lecture given at the Dizzy Frishdon Pub as part of the Wize pubs lecture series. The lecture looks at 5 recurring myths regarding privacy, e.g. “people don’t care about privacy anymore”, and argues that these myths are limited
Slides for “5 Myths of Privacy” Wize Pub Lecture are now available
A popular lecture given at the Dizzy Frishdon Pub as part of the Wize pubs lecture series. The lecture looks at 5 recurring myths regarding privacy, e.g. “people don’t care about privacy anymore”, and argues that these myths are limited
Congrats Tawheed Natur
Congrats to Tawheed Natur, our group member, for successfully defending his M.A. project, “The connection between users’ characteristics and their Smartphone’s configuration preferences”. Many thanks to Rony, who had done the heavy lifting of the project guidance.
Congrats Tawheed Natur
Congrats to Tawheed Natur, our group member, for successfully defending his M.A. project, “The connection between users’ characteristics and their Smartphone’s configuration preferences”. Many thanks to Rony, who had done the heavy lifting of the project guidance.
Talking about Semantic Cloaking for Privacy Enhancement at the UCI/TAU workshop on the Internet of Things
Eran will talk about semantic cloaking to improve privacy for Internet-of-Things devices, at the 4th annual University of California Irvine (UCI) and Tel Aviv University (TAU) workshop that will be dedicated to the Internet of Things. The lecture will be
Talking about Semantic Cloaking for Privacy Enhancement at the UCI/TAU workshop on the Internet of Things
Eran will talk about semantic cloaking to improve privacy for Internet-of-Things devices, at the 4th annual University of California Irvine (UCI) and Tel Aviv University (TAU) workshop that will be dedicated to the Internet of Things. The lecture will be
Talking about privacy, technologies and beer, at the “Wise” pub lecture series
Eran will give a talk in Hebrew about “Privacy, Technologies and Beer”, on Wednesday November 4th 20:00, at the Dizzy Frishdon lounge bar. The Facebook event can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/events/176545266022735/ And here is the Hebrew description: האם הפרטיות מתה? האם
Talking about privacy, technologies and beer, at the “Wise” pub lecture series
Eran will give a talk in Hebrew about “Privacy, Technologies and Beer”, on Wednesday November 4th 20:00, at the Dizzy Frishdon lounge bar. The Facebook event can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/events/176545266022735/ And here is the Hebrew description: האם הפרטיות מתה? האם