Add to ORKGThis paper reports the discussion of the 2nd Wolfson/HAT International Symposium on the Digital Person 31 May 2018. The symposium was chaired by Professor Irene Ng, representing the social sciences, Professor Jon Crowcroft, representing the sciences and Professor John Naughton, representing the humanities
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During NEoN 13 Dr.Wendy Moncur FRSA gave us an interesting insight into our digital lifespan and que...
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