FIDELIA IBEKWE
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Ethics & Usage of Big Data Workshop
Aix-Marseille University

25 march 2016 at the School of Journalism & Communication, Marseille
Organisers:  Fidelia Ibekwe(IRSIC) & Jean-Charles Dufour (SESSTIM), Aix-Marseille University

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The latest advances in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have accelerated the transition to digital existence for many activities in the public, professional and private spheres. The phenomena of Big Data, Cloud computing, Open Data and the participatory web are causing major upheavals for science and for society and are engendering innovations qualified as "disruptive" in the sense that they force displacements and a repositioning of the actors in the way of doing and thinking in all of the activities. At the same time, we can also highlight certain continuities, in the sense that more “classic” and structuring questions, scientific, societal, etc. allow to interrogate, understand and analyze with relevance the dynamics of change (and certain forms of permanence) carried by Big Data. The transformations that these phenomena engender give rise to many questions, debates and positions.

​This 1 day workshop aims to bring together the Aix-marseille University's (AMU) scientific community to initiate discussions on the epistemological, ethical, cultural, political, social, legal, economic and communication challenges of Big Data.
​It was organised in the framework of my membership in the Big Data group at AMU, PR2I Big Data (Intersectorial & Interdisciplinary 
 Research Pole at AMU). 
More details on the programme and speakers:

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  • Home
  • About
  • Teaching
    • Arts-informed pedagogy
    • Learning by drawing
    • From drawing to storytelling
    • Total Arts exhibition >
      • 2018 Vintage >
        • Tree of life
        • Rwandan Genocide
        • Maya
        • Icarus
        • Molecules
        • Doctor
      • 2019 Vintage >
        • Zone 51
        • The Fire At The Lubrizol Factory In Rouen
        • The Myth of the Martians
        • Robot
        • Insubmersible Titanic
      • 2020 Systemic racism & Covid19 >
        • Hashtag power BLM
        • Mythomaniavirus
        • Boycott Power
        • Wheels of systemic racism
        • COVID-19 and the media
        • The systemic loops of systemic racism
      • 2021 Vintage >
        • Women's rights
        • The Truth Party
        • The Great Plague
        • Gynoids
        • Ant colony
        • Cyber TikTok
    • Information Visualisation >
      • Infoviz 2019
      • Infoviz 2020
      • Infoviz 2021
  • Research
    • Publications
    • Conferences >
      • DOCAM 2019
      • Big Data 2016
      • BOLD 2014
      • EPICIC 2011
  • Data the Data
    • Data week
    • Hackathon
    • Atelier dat'accelere
  • Contact
  • Antland