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Meta Research Q&A with Jonathan Lazar, Professor, University of Maryland College of Information Studies
December 6, 2022 | Meta ResearchIn this monthly interview series, Meta Research turns the spotlight on members of the academic community — and the important research …
Morphic: Advancing Social Equity Through Digital Inclusion
November 10, 2022 | Liz ZogbyA growing pool of users at libraries, colleges, and job centers across the US and in Canada have the opportunity to take advantage of M …
Flash Forward Podcast: A Tech Assist for the Elderly (ft. Amanda Lazar)
November 8, 2022 | INFO StaffINFO Assistant Professor Amanda Lazar discusses her research on older people’s relationship with technology.
New York Magazine: How Digital Power Structures are Reshaping Society (ft. Daniel Greene)
October 28, 2022 | INFO StaffThe article references INFO Assistant Professor Daniel Greene’s paper “Landlords of the Internet.”
Daniel Greene: Who Owns the Internet?
October 13, 2022 | Emily DavidsonA look at the history behind the commercial real estate firms that build, own, and operate the infrastructure at the base of the intern …
Daniel Greene: Rethinking How Schools, Libraries, and Community Orgs Tackle Poverty
October 10, 2022 | Mia K. HinckleCan a community barbeque be more beneficial to citizens than learning computing skills? Insights from INFO Assistant Professor Daniel G …
NPR News: Crypto and Retirement Form a Controversial Combination (feat. M. R. Sauter)
September 22, 2022 | Emily DavidsonTensions rise between government regulators and pension fund managers over the prudence of crypto investments.
NBC NEWS: A Viral Social Media Post Raises Concerns for Data Security (feat. Jen Golbeck)
September 22, 2022 | Emily DavidsonDr. Golbeck advises people to be skeptical of the data their devices request.
Lifewire: Are Free Apps Worth the Risks to Your Data? (feat. Jessica Vitak)
September 22, 2022 | Emily DavidsonGoogle Play Store reveals how users’ data is shared, but many may choose to value tech over privacy.