Friday, November 15, 2019
Jackman Humanities Building JHB100
170 St. George Street, Ground Floor 
Toronto, ON, Canada, M5R 2M8

A. Making ends meet – public keynote session 1:00PM to 2:40PM

• Rena Bivens, Social Media: Stalking identity since 1997
• Mél Hogan, Genomics: Staking identity since 2003

B. Private ends – closed workshop 3:10PM to 4:40PM

• Leslie Regan Shade: Getting to eQuality:What young people told us about privacy and equality in social media

• Arun Jacob: Zuckerberg’s Perestroika. Facebook in the First Phase of Technologization of Trust

• Aaron Tucker: Diversity in Faces: IBM, Flickr, and the facial data as tactic of governmentality

• Gemma Richardson: The ‘Pivot to Privacy”: How surveillance capitalism will survive and thrive 

C. Odds and ends – closed workshop 4:55PM to 6:25PM

• Shirley Roburn: Singing Plants and Speaking Trees: More-than-human social media

• Brendan Smith: The Burnout Society on YouTube: Normalizing affective precarity in the digital environment

• Tamara Shepherd: Breaking up Is Impossible to Do: The perils of antitrust for platform capitalism 

• Tanner Mirrlees: Digital Free Trade, Platform surveillance, network propaganda, and cyber-warfare