Control Societies Speaker: Ingrid Burrington, "Zuckerberg in the Hague" 

Control Societies Speaker Series
Lecture Title: "Zuckerberg in the Hague"
Speaker: Ingrid Burrington
About Ingrid Burrington:
Ingrid Burrington is a writer, artist, and the author of Networks of New York: An Illustrated Field Guide to Urban Internet Infrastructure. Her work has previously appeared in The Atlantic, The Nation, and New York Magazine. She works at Data & Society Research Institute and a Journalism R&D Resident at Eyebeam Art and Technology Center.
About Control Societies:
Control Societies was started as part of the School of Social Policy & Practice’s initiative on Culture, Society, and Critical Policy Studies in order to feature and engage cutting edge scholarship on the enumerating acts of governmentality in computational culture and the incalculable possibilities of justice. For the 2017/2018 academic year, the School of Social Policy & Practice will continue its speaker series in partnership with the Annenberg School for Communication, which produces scholarship on the social, cultural, economic, and political implications of digital information and communication technologies, networks, and systems. Through the speaker series, the organizers aim to explore the philosophical foundations of algorithms, data, and their intersections with governmentality, surveillance, social policy, and the reconfiguring of power relations.