Add to ORKGAccording to a popular current in cultural criticism, which focuses on the danger of new technologies, new media have the potential to enhance surveillance. This article is also concerned with a type of visibility, but not one that is reducible to surveillance. Rather, the article investigates the potential for new technologies to open up, or make visible, political processes that have in the past best been described by the metaphor of the black box. In particular, I focus on Wikipedia and the production of knowledge. The article finishes by linking this new potential to a new power relation, fittingly termed 'visibility'
This paper argues that transparency projects retain a political hue from the social-technological co...
Technology permeates our lives having significant effects on how we communicate, live, work and play...
Considering the relationship between politics, media and publicness, this paper ponders the conseque...
In the digital age, calls for transparency and openness as well as for privacy and confidentiality p...
In the digital age, calls for transparency and openness as well as for privacy and confidentiality p...
"Scientia potentia est" – knowledge is power. Many people seem to read this phrase, attributed to Fr...
Abstract Different types of social structure and media, promote different forms of visibility and i...
The ubiquity of digital technologies and the datafication of many domains of social life raise impor...
The concept of visibility has become a problematic one as hypervisibility gave rise to new forms of ...
Visibility is a capacity to be seen by others directly or through images and can be defined as a tot...
With the digitalisation of society, attention becomes mediated by, and deployed within, an ecosystem...
In this article, we explore the tensions and blurred boundaries between dominance and resistance in ...
The visibility and invisibility of scientific knowledge, its creation, and of scientists are at the ...
Edyta Stawowczyk "Philosophical Aspects of Visibilit...
When we think about information as power, we usually think about individuals, groups, and nations us...
This paper argues that transparency projects retain a political hue from the social-technological co...
Technology permeates our lives having significant effects on how we communicate, live, work and play...
Considering the relationship between politics, media and publicness, this paper ponders the conseque...
In the digital age, calls for transparency and openness as well as for privacy and confidentiality p...
In the digital age, calls for transparency and openness as well as for privacy and confidentiality p...
"Scientia potentia est" – knowledge is power. Many people seem to read this phrase, attributed to Fr...
Abstract Different types of social structure and media, promote different forms of visibility and i...
The ubiquity of digital technologies and the datafication of many domains of social life raise impor...
The concept of visibility has become a problematic one as hypervisibility gave rise to new forms of ...
Visibility is a capacity to be seen by others directly or through images and can be defined as a tot...
With the digitalisation of society, attention becomes mediated by, and deployed within, an ecosystem...
In this article, we explore the tensions and blurred boundaries between dominance and resistance in ...
The visibility and invisibility of scientific knowledge, its creation, and of scientists are at the ...
Edyta Stawowczyk "Philosophical Aspects of Visibilit...
When we think about information as power, we usually think about individuals, groups, and nations us...
This paper argues that transparency projects retain a political hue from the social-technological co...
Technology permeates our lives having significant effects on how we communicate, live, work and play...
Considering the relationship between politics, media and publicness, this paper ponders the conseque...