Ethics is becoming an increasingly important area of consideration when working with geographic data. In industry, concerns over privacy, ownership of data and how data is used form part of project planning. For students, geography[...]

The first in a series of workshops centred on the legacy of James Curran and Jean Seaton’s Power without Responsibility The Goldsmiths Leverhulme Media Research Centre is organising a monthly series of workshops celebrating 40[...]

James Muldoon (University of Exeter) – Platform Socialism Tech companies have been criticised for their surveillance practices, privacy breaches and monopolistic ambitions. Instead of inquiring as to how we could ‘fix’ Facebook, this seminar explores[...]

Cultural translation, a perpetual movement from one constituted historical context and language to another, has proved to be a complex affair, necessitating a shuttling between different languages, ‘thresholds’ (Bhabha 2021), ‘fronteras’ or borderlands (Anzaldúa 2016),[...]