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AUS POLITIK UND ZEITGESCHICHTE Datenökonomie
69. Jahrgang, 24–26/2019, 11. Juni 2019 AUS POLITIK UND ZEITGESCHICHTE Datenökonomie Shoshana Zuboff Rupprecht Podszun SURVEILLANCE CAPITALISM – KARTELLRECHT ÜBERWACHUNGS IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE KAPITALISMUS Ingrid Schneider Michael Seemann REGULIERUNGSANSÄTZE EINE BEUNRUHIGENDE IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE FRAGE AN DEN DIGITALEN Wolfie Christl KAPITALISMUS MICROTARGETING. Markus Spiekermann PERSÖNLICHE DATEN CHANCEN UND ALS POLITISCHE WÄHRUNG HERAUS FORDERUNGEN Jörn Lamla IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE SELBSTBESTIMMUNG Dirk Heckmann UND VEBRAUCHERSCHUTZ DATENVERWERTUNG IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE UND DATENETHIK ZEITSCHRIFT DER BUNDESZENTRALE FÜR POLITISCHE BILDUNG Beilage zur Wochenzeitung Datenökonomie APuZ 24–26/2019 SHOSHANA ZUBOFF RUPPRECHT PODSZUN SURVEILLANCE CAPITALISM – KARTELLRECHT IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE ÜBERWACHUNGSKAPITALISMUS Die Digitalisierung hat die Marktwirtschaft nicht Überwachungskapitalisten wissen alles über uns. nur durch neue Produkte oder Dienstleistungen Es genügt ihnen jedoch nicht länger, den Infor- bereichert, sondern ihre Strukturen grundlegend mationsfluss über uns zu automatisieren, das Ziel verändert. Das Kartellrecht steht damit vor besteht nun darin, uns zu automatisieren. Doch ungekannten Phänomenen. diese Entwicklung ist nicht unvermeidbar. Seite 28–34 Seite 04–09 INGRID SCHNEIDER MICHAEL SEEMANN REGULIERUNGSANSÄTZE EINE BEUNRUHIGENDE FRAGE IN DER DATENÖKONOMIE AN DEN DIGITALEN KAPITALISMUS Wie lässt sich eine Brücke zwischen regulierter Wie verhält es sich im Digitalen mit den kommerzieller Datennutzung und Gemeinwohl gängigen -
The 2017 Presidential Election: the Arrival of Targeted Political Speech in French Politics Researched and Written by Judith Duportail (@Judithduportail)
The 2017 Presidential Election: The arrival of targeted political speech in French politics researched and written by Judith Duportail (@JudithDuportail) in partnership with Tactical Technology Collective’s Our Data Our Selves project ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org December 2018 The 2017 French Presidential Election, Tactical Tech 1 The 2017 Presidential Election: The arrival of targeted political speech in French politics At the beginning of the French presidential campaign in November 2016, France’s most prestigious newspaper, Le Monde, declared the “big collapse” of big data in politics. Despite having the best technology at her disposal and state-of-the-art targeting software, Hillary Clinton could not get elected, they reported. The article was even titled “Trump’s election, the failure of big data." In light of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and its role in Trump’s election, it would be tempting to view this interpretation as ironic. But instead, we should see it as proof that the use of personal data in politics is moving so quickly that having an accurate idea of what is really happening is a challenging task. Furthermore, as explained by Colin Benett in an article on voter data bases, the competitive environment of a campaign and the proprietary nature of new campaigning technologies mean that “the internal data processing operations of political parties in every country are typically shrouded in a good deal of secrecy.” Despite the opacity of the digital campaigning environment, this investigation examines the use of French citizens’ data during the French presidential campaign in the spring of 2017. At the same time Le Monde was writing about how useless big data was in the US presidential campaign, were voters in France aware of the role of electoral data in building political speech? Did it play a signifcant role in the outcome of the election? After the Brexit vote in the UK and the election of US President Donald Trump, the 2017 French presidential election was held in a very particular context. -
Malgré LA CNIL, LE Logiciel Nationbuilder S'impose Pour LA
HEBDOMadaiRE PUBLIÉ LE JEUDI DEPUIS 1978 Tous les jours N°1763 sur www.LaLettreA.fr PARIS, LE 9 FÉVRIER 2017 Action publique Stratégies d’entreprises Journalistes & médias IFP, pouponnière partagée de la droite et Veolia-Cofraxis : game over pour Minc, Les newsmagazines ont-ils fait de l'extrême droite NP.2 Franchi et Michel NP.5 leur Temps ? NP.8 que Les élus avec Macron, devraient mais aux équipes numériques d'obtenir MalgRÉ LA CNIL, organiser leurs campagnes avec la plate- le consentement des internautes avant forme américaine. En centralisant créa- d'extraire les données issues de leurs pro- LE LOGICIEL tion de sites et envois de messages per- filsFacebook ou comptes Twitter. Avant sonnalisés par mails, sms, téléphone et cela, les équipes web de campagne, par- NatiONBUILDER réseaux sociaux, le système d'exploitation ticulièrement pour la primaire à droite, S'IMPOSE POUR des données permettra aux macronistes n'hésitaient pas à récupérer directement de piloter leur mobilisation dans chaque ces informations en recoupant mails et LA PRÉSIDENTIELLE circonscription. Même logique au Parti profils sociaux qui leur sont rattachés. Ces communiste français (PCF), qui vient fonctionnalités de regroupements qui d'adopter NationBuilder ( LLA1760) et permettent de récolter de précieux ren- A 70 jours de la présidentielle, le logiciel constitue actuellement des équipes de seignements liés à l'âge, la localisation ou NationBuilder continue sa percée dans formateurs en vue des élections de juin. les affinités des électeurs, sont toujours les staffs de campagne, malgré les limites A l'Assemblée nationale, la percée de disponibles sur le logiciel, mais leur usage imposées par la CNIL (Commission natio- l'outil américain reste plus modeste : seul est désormais interdit. -
Data-Driven Elections: Implications and Challenges for Democratic Societies Colin J
INTERNET POLICY REVIEW Journal on internet regulation Volume 8 | Issue 4 Data-driven elections: implications and challenges for democratic societies Colin J. Bennett Department of political science, University of Victoria, Canada, [email protected] David Lyon Department of sociology, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada, [email protected] Published on 31 Dec 2019 | DOI: 10.14763/2019.4.1433 Abstract: There is a pervasive assumption that elections can be won and lost on the basis of which candidate or party has the better data on the preferences and behaviour of the electorate. But there are myths and realities about data-driven elections. It is time to assess the actual implications of data-driven elections in the light of the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal, and to reconsider the broader terms of the international debate. Political micro-targeting, and the voter analytics upon which it is based, are essentially forms of surveillance. We know a lot about how surveillance harms democratic values. We know a lot less, however, about how surveillance spreads as a result of democratic practices – by the agents and organisations that encourage us to vote (or not vote). The articles in this collection, developed out of a workshop hosted by the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia in April 2019, address the most central issues about data-driven elections, and particularly the impact of US social media platforms on local political institutions and cultures. The balance between rights to privacy, and the rights of political actors to communicate with the electorate, is struck in different ways in different jurisdictions depending on a complex interplay of various legal, political, and cultural factors. -
Disinformation and Propaganda – Impact on the Functioning of the Rule of Law in the EU and Its Member States
STUDY Requested by the LIBE committee Disinformation and propaganda – impact on the functioning of the rule of law in the EU and its Member States Policy Department for Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs Directorate General for Internal Policies of the Union PE 608.864 - February 2019 EN Disinformation and propaganda – impact on the functioning of the rule of law in the EU and its Member States STUDY Abstract This study, commissioned by the European Parliament’s Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs and requested by the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, assesses the impact of disinformation and strategic political propaganda disseminated through online social media sites. It examines effects on the functioning of the rule of law, democracy and fundamental rights in the EU and its Member States. The study formulates recommendations on how to tackle this threat to human rights, democracy and the rule of law. It specifically addresses the role of social media platform providers in this regard. ABOUT THE PUBLICATION This research paper was requested by the European Parliament's Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) and was commissioned, overseen and published by the Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs. Policy Departments provide independent expertise, both in-house and externally, to support European Parliament committees and other parliamentary bodies in shaping legislation and exercising democratic scrutiny -
Cumberland Lawyer
SAMFORD UNIVERSITY / SUMMER 2018 / ALUMNI MAGAZINE CUMBERLAND LAWYER SAMFORD.EDU/CUMBERLANDLAW / 1 47272_2017-18 Law Cumberland Lawyer Summer.indd 1 6/13/18 2:46 PM December 2017 Commencement 1 / CUMBERLAND SCHOOL OF LAW / ALUMNI MAGAZINE 47272_2017-18 Law Cumberland Lawyer Summer.indd 1 6/11/18 9:58 AM CONTENTS 3 From the Dean 14 In Memory of Belle H. 26 Dedicated Faculty Stoddard '78 5 Inaugural Advocacy Benefit 27 Class Notes 15 Faculty Features 7 From the Office of Alumni 35 Audrey Gaston Howard Relations 18 Adjunct Features Award Recipients 9 Alumni Feature: Mayor 22 Advocacy Team Success 38 Alumni Feature: Ghee, Draper Woodfin Reflects on Cumberland & Alexander Education 23 Faculty Activities 41 Bishop Society Inaugural 12 Student Features Members 8 5 26 14 Dean Marketing & Communications Pictured on the left: Henry C. Strickland III Manager Chris Clark happily accepts his Morgan Black diploma during the December 2017 Director of Alumni Relations commencement ceremony. Anne Marovich Senior Designer Stephanie S. Douglas Cover photograph: Director of Development Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin Paula Kierce Creative Services '07 in Linn Park outside of Sarah Howard Birmingham City Hall. Laine Williams We hope you find this publication informative. If there are stories and topics you would like to see in future issues, please let us know. This is your publication, and we need your feedback. We welcome your feedback at [email protected]. SAMFORD.EDU/CUMBERLANDLAW / 2 47272_2017-18 Law Cumberland Lawyer Summer.indd 2 6/13/18 2:46 PM FROM THE DEAN Dean Strickland with Houston L. Brown ’73, Rev. -
Read the Reform and Reimagine Birmingham Public Safety Report
Reform and Reimagine Birmingham Public Safety 2021 REPORT REPORT OF THE BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS AND WOODFIN ADMINISTRATION’S 2021-2025 PUBLIC SAFETY POLICY AGENDA DECEMBER 10, 2020 PUBLIC SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS 1 REPORT FOR THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE MEMBERS CONTENTS Jaselle Houghtlin Recent UAB Graduate and Co-Founder of the Advocacy Group, Listen Cara McClure Co-founder of Black Lives Matter Birmingham I. POLICY STAFF .................................................................................... 3 II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...................................................................... 4-5 Victor Revill Birmingham Attorney with Revill & Associates III. MAYOR'S PUBLIC SAFETY POLICY AGENDA .........................................6-10 IV. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS AND CREDITS FROM MAYOR WOODFIN AND Joyce Vance Former U.S. Attorney of the Northern District of Alabama COUNCILOR WILLIAMS ..................................................................11-12 V. TASK FORCE STATEMENT TO MAYOR AND CITY OF BIRMINGHAM ......... 13-14 Ed Watkins Former Birmingham Police Detective VI. OVERVIEW OF BIRMINGHAM PUBLIC SAFETY TASK FORCE POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS .................................................................... 15-18 VII. PROCESS AND ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY .......................................... 19-27 POLICY STAFF VIII. AMERICAN PUBLIC SAFETY ............................................................ 28-29 IX. A BRIEF HISTORY AND CONTEXT OF POLICING CITY OF BIRMINGHAM -
A New Kind of Convention Keynote Democratic National Convention Tuesday, August 18, 2020 DNC Film Clip
EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY A New Kind of Convention Keynote Democratic National Convention Tuesday, August 18, 2020 DNC Film Clip DANIEL INOUYE [Archive video clip]: My fellow Americans, this is my country. Many of us have fought hard for the right to say that. Many are now struggling today from Harlem to Danang so they may say this with conviction: “This is our country.” BARBARA JORDAN [Archive video clip]: We are a people in a quandary about the present. We are a people in search of our future. MARIO CUOMO [Archive video clip]: We must make the American people hear our “Tale of Two Cities.” We must convince them that we don’t have to settle for two cities, that we can have one city, indivisible, shining for all of its people. ANN RICHARDS [Archive video clip]: If you give us a chance, we can perform. After all, Ginger Rogers did everything that Fred Astaire did. She just did it backwards and in high heels. BARACK OBAMA [Archive video clip]: There’s not a liberal America and a conservative America—there’s the United States of America. There’s not a Black America and a white America and Latino America and Asian America; there’s the United States of America. JULIÁN CASTRO [Archive video clip]: The American Dream is not a sprint, or even a marathon, but a relay. Our families don’t always cross the finish line in the span of one generation. But each generation passes on to the next the fruits of their labor. BARACK OBAMA [Archive video clip]: We are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the United States of America. -
Progressive Organizing and Campaigning Manual 2019.11 Edition
Progressive Organizing and Campaigning Manual 2019.11 Edition 14 detailed how-to guides on cutting-edge approaches that draw on the combined knowledge of over 100 kickass progressive campaigners, organizers and groups that tried and tested these strategies across the world. Guide reviews from our community: “Fantastic initiative and a bunch of very valuable resources, thank-you!” - Crina “A thousand thank-yous and ! This is awesome!” - Eugene “Incredible intel + insights and practical” - Mel Join us: blueprintsfc.com Write us: [email protected] Blueprints for Change Progressive Organizing and Campaigning Manual Back to main Table of Contents Welcome: Please read This manual was put together thanks to the volunteer efforts of over 100 progressive campaigners, organizers and groups. Each guide contained within compiles the experiences and perspectives of several thinkers and doers and has been revised and edited by our helpers and invited contributors. These guides are never considered “finished” and they are constantly being updated in google doc form on our website: blueprintsfc.org. This manual will also be updated at least once a year to reflect guide updates and also to include new topics. If you would like to participate in this project or see something that should be corrected or added in any guide, please contact us at [email protected]. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 4.0 International 2 License. Our full library of how-to’s and more info can be found at: www.blueprintsfc.org Contact us at: [email protected] Blueprints for Change Progressive Organizing and Campaigning Manual Back to main Table of Contents Table of Contents About Blueprints for Change 4. -
DEATH of a GREAT AMERICAN CITY New York and the Urban Crisis of Afl Uence
JEFF SHARLET ON BLUE LIVES MATTER HARPER’S MAGAZINE/JULY 2018 $6.99 DEATH OF A GREAT AMERICAN CITY New York and the Urban Crisis of Afl uence AS THE SOUTH GOES, SO GOES THE NATION magazine FOUNDED IN 1850 / VOL. 337, NO. 2018 JULY 2018 WWW.HARPERS.ORG Letters 2 Great Pains Allan Abramson, Josiah C. Wearin Easy Chair 4 Unmusical Chairs Rebecca Solnit Harper’s Index 9 Readings 11 Known Unknowns James Bridle 4 the People Anne Boyer’s ode to Missy Elliott Hat Tips Joshua Cohen meets a man of many hats Feast of the Epiphany Nikolai Grozni And . Bieke Depoorter, Hazem Harb, Mary Iverson, and Michael Cohen faces Trumped-up charges Report 24 THE DEATH OF A ONCE GREAT CITY Kevin Baker The fall of New York and the urban crisis of afluence Letter from Manus Island 49 NO EXIT Michael Green The ongoing abuses of Australia’s refugee policy Annotation 58 A FLAG FOR TRUMP’S AMERICA Jeff Sharlet The power of strength Letter from Alabama 60 AS THE SOUTH GOES, SO GOES THE NATION Imani Perry History haunts, but Alabama changes From the Archive 67 Unreconstructed Almena Lomax Story 69 PLANTE’S FERRY Jess Walter Reviews 73 NEW BOOKS Lidija Haas CRITIC AT LARGE Nat Segnit James Wood’s return to iction NEXT WAVE Joanna Biggs Deborah Levy’s foremothers and heiresses Puzzle 83 Richard E. Maltby Jr. Cover: Aerial photograph of 432 Park Avenue, New York City, May 2018 Findings 84 (detail), by Fred R. Conrad LETTERS magazine John R. MacArthur, President and Publisher Editorial Director Ellen Rosenbush Deputy Editor Emily Cooke Managing Editor Hasan Altaf Senior Editors Katia Bachko, Giles Harvey Editor Emeritus In Memoriam Lewis H. -
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN TOOLS Running a Digital Campaign Political Campaign Tools - Political Campaign Tools - Running a Digital Campaign Running a Digital Campaign
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN TOOLS Running a digital campaign Political Campaign Tools - Political Campaign Tools - Running a Digital Campaign Running a Digital Campaign 01THE SHIFT 07CANVASSING 14FACEBOOK TO DIGITAL 04COMMUNITY 11EVENT ORGANIZING MANAGEMENT 02NEW 08 15 TECHNOLOGIES EMAIL TWITTER 05TEXT 12DATA AND MESSAGING ANALYTICS 03TRADITIONAL 09RELATIONAL 16FUTURE OF VS MODERN ORGANIZING DIGITAL CAMPAIGNING 06PHONEBANKING 13SOCIAL LISTENING 10CROWDFUNDING & FUNDRAISING Political Campaign Tools - Running a Digital Campaign THE SHIFT TO DIGITAL The volunteer walks up to knock on the first door. He 01 glances at his phone to note the name of the resident ADDITIONAL and to take another look at the talking points. He smiles at the person who opens the door, addresses them CHANNELS by name and introduces himself as a volunteer with HAVE OPENED the upcoming senatorial campaign. They talk about the recent cuts to school funding, about the state of UP TO ENGAGE healthcare, and touch on other issues affecting the VOTERS, community. The volunteer occasionally glances at his phone to note talking points and mark responses on- RAISE FUNDS, screen. The conversation wraps up in a few minutes and & MANAGE the volunteer is then guided via the map on his phone to EVENTS the next house. In another three hours, his shift will end and he’d have canvassed 75 houses. This is just one example from a campaign using a digital canvassing tool to manage door-to- door outreach. Similar examples abound for every stage of voter contact. The modern political campaign is moving towards digital. Traditional channels of engagement like door-to-door canvassing and phone banking are being optimized along the way and additional channels have opened up to engage voters, raise funds, manage events, and recruit supporters. -
Support Grows for Alabama Amazon Union by Martha Grevatt Some Three Dozen Organizations Loaned Signers Included UNITE HERE and Flight to the Union Effort
¡Deja de bombardear Siria! 11 Congelación de Texas 12 Workers and oppressed peoples of the world unite! workers.org Vol. 63, No. 9 March 4, 2021 $1 Support grows for Alabama Amazon union By Martha Grevatt Some three dozen organizations loaned Signers included UNITE HERE and Flight to the union effort. their names to a letter urging President Attendants (AFA-CWA) unions, Maine “It’s about justice,” Glover said. “The A people’s movement against an Joe Biden to come out on the side of the AFL-CIO, the National Employment Law union is about looking out for the wel- anti-people corporation has intensified, Amazon workers fighting for a union. Project and the Working Families Party. fare of workers and is willing to stand up backing the union drive at Amazon’s Biden had angered unionists and pro- Feeling the pressure, on Feb. 28 Biden and fight for justice ... It’s just one step, Bessemer, Ala., warehouse. The courageous gressives for publicly taking a “neutral” came out against Amazon’s union bust- among the many steps, that are being Southern union warriors are finally starting stance on the representation election ing, affirming the right of every worker to taken around the country, in the service to get the support they need and deserve. taking place now through March 29. choose union representation. of justice.” (tinyurl.com/yd3xdv7h) Solidarity has been growing since Glover, along with Representative Ilhan the Feb. 20 National Day of Solidarity. Omar, Senator Bernie Sanders and Georgia Renowned actor and activist Danny Glover voting rights leader Stacey Abrams, is fea- stood outside the Bessemer facility Feb.