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DESCRIPTION:\n	This week’s edition of Theorizing the Web Presents investiga
 tes the role of data in transforming how we relate to the economy and citi
 es. In 'I Agree: What Lies Beyond Terms and Conditions\,' software develop
 er and writer Jenny Zhang takes the discussion around data privacy and ref
 ocuses it from individual to collective rights. By drawing parallels betwe
 en data governance and other movements in pursuit of public goods\, such a
 s environmental protection and public health\, Zhang broadens the scope of
  our imagination in how to loosen the grip of datafication on our lives. T
 hen strategist Leo Shaw presents 'Meet Me in the Ball Pit: Pop-up Experien
 ces and Algorithmic Urbanism\,' showing us how the social camera has the p
 ower to bend the urban environment to its will. From the Museum of Ice Cre
 am to Meow Wolf\, the field of so-called 'experiential' design offers a wi
 ndow into the transformation of the built environment by the social web. T
 his episode is moderated by David A. Banks. \n\n\n	Join the conversation. 
 \n\n\n	Jenny Zhang\, 'I Agree: What Lies Beyond Terms and Conditions' \n	
 \n	Jenny Zhang (@phirephoenix) is a software developer and writer interest
 ed in tech policy\, digital rights\, the attention economy\, media studies
 \, and social justice. When not working as a staff engineer at Mozilla\, s
 he reads a lot of speculative fiction\, drinks too much coffee\, and dooms
 crolls. \n\n\n	Leo Shaw\, 'Meet Me in the Ball Pit: Pop-up Experiences and
  Algorithmic Urbanism' \n	\n	Leo Shaw (@warshawshaw) is a strategist and e
 ditorial worker interested in the politics of urbanism. He works at the ar
 chitecture and design studio Snøhetta and is part of the team at Are.na\, 
 a member-supported platform for connecting ideas. \n\n\n	Moderator Bio: \n
 	\n	David A. Banks (@da_banks) is a visiting assistant professor of geogra
 phy &amp\; planning at the University at Albany\, SUNY. He regularly contr
 ibutes to Real Life under his Building to Code column where he writes abou
 t how we live among cities and each other. He is an editor for Cyborgology
  and a co-host of the Ironweeds podcast. \n\n\n
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image
SUMMARY:Theorizing the Web Presents: Street Smarts
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