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-<h2>Exhibiting with <a href="shira-feldman">Shira Feldman</a></h2>
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 <h3>The Internet Is __</h3>
 <p>//How do we talk about and give shape to a concept of "the internet" -- a word that describes both everything and nothing at the same time?</p>
 

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 	<a href="http://www.furtherfield.org/features/interviews/data-asymmetries-interview-burak-arikan" target="_blank">Data Asymmetries</a>
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-<h2>Workshop with <a href="zeyno-ustun">Zeyno Ustun</a></h2>
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 <h3>Creative and Critical Use of Complex Networks</h3>
 <p>The workshop asks how to map complex networks, how to read those networks with methods such as graph analysis, and also includes practice-based work sketching diagrams, drawing graphs, and more. As a workshop participant, you gain creative skills to answer your complex data questions, which would then inform your decisions. Workshop participants use the <a href="https://graphcommons.com/" target="_blank">Graph Commons</a> platform for collaborative mapping and analysis. View the past participants' work from the <a href="http://blog.graphcommons.com/workshops" target="_blank">workshop archive</a>.</p>
 

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-<h2>Exhibiting with <a href="tiare-ribeaux">Tiare Ribeaux</a>
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 <h3>Onion Routing AR Walking TOR</h3>
 <p><em>Onion Routing AR Walking TOR</em> is a participatory interpretation of the inner workings of onion routing and the TOR browser using augmented reality and location-based virtual markers. Each participant will visit a group of geolocated 3D models as waypoints around the Radical Networks venue forming a simulation of onion routing where the user represents a programmatically routed data packet. Each route is randomly generated with each stop slowly decrypting a hidden message.
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-<h2>Presenting with <a href="jen-kagan">Jen Kagan</a> and <a href="ron-morrison">Ron Morrison</a></h2>
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 <h3>Decolonial Design, Black Geographies, and Critical Packet Sniffing</h3>
 <p>Detroit-based organizer and archivist Paige Watkins has described their work as "laying a conduit across which stories can travel."</p>
 

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-<p>Jeff is a former emergency room nurse turned software engineer interested in social justice issues, LGBTQ rights, tech activism, and digital security. They work as a freelancer and at a tech startup in NYC.</p>
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+<p>Jade is a former emergency room nurse turned software engineer interested in social justice issues, LGBTQ rights, tech activism, and digital security. They work as a freelancer and at a tech startup in NYC.</p>
 
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-<h2>Workshop with <a href="sarah-aoun">Sarah Aoun</a></h2>
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 <h3>Setting Up Your Own VPN</h3>
 <p><strong>Thanks, but we can secure ourselves - Let's set up our own VPN.</strong></p>
 

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-<h2>Presenting with <a href="frances-lee">Frances Lee</a> and <a href="ron-morrison">Ron Morrison</a></h2>
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 <h3>Decolonial Design, Black Geographies, and Critical Packet Sniffing</h3>
 <p>Detroit-based organizer and archivist Paige Watkins has described their work as "laying a conduit across which stories can travel."</p>
 

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 <h3>The World in 24 Hours</h3>
 <p>Together with artist Patrick Lichty, Josephine will present research about an early network art project from 1982 called The World in 24 Hours (W24H), which was organized and initiated at the time by the late artist Robert Adrian, and ask the audience to think about a possible restaging. W24H was a one-day online performance connecting 12 cities across the globe via the email/electronic message system of the company I.P.Sharp and more. It was one of the first artist projects involving a global computer network and the artists had high hopes for the medium. We want to investigate if it is possible to interpret this work from a conservation perspective and what would be needed to do so. If it can't be done we want to formulate precisely why this is so. We wonder what would be needed to restage this work in a post-Snowden context.</p>
 

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 <h3>Making Sense of the Ether: Connecting Radio Frequencies with Public Data</h3>
 <p>The airwaves can be a cacophonous place. Signals from GPS satellites exist alongside bluetooth headsets and the dispatch channels of police stations. The emergence of low-cost Software Defined Radios (SDRs) have made this world more accessible than ever. In this talk we will discuss how to join radio waves with the contextual, public information that helps make sense of them. Not only is it possible to use "Automatic Identification System" broadcasts from container ships to understand exactly what’s inside them, but ADS-B transmissions from aircraft overhead can be cross-referenced with the FAA to understand who owns them and where they’re going. By the end of this talk you will be able to identify the particular broadcast frequency of any McDonald’s drive-through in the country and will learn how to locate suspicious cell phone base stations.</p>
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 <h3>their tools, ur rules: <em>the tactical mis-use of online platforms</em></h3>
 <p>is it a contradiction if a post discouraging people from using Facebook receives lots of likes, comments &amp;&amp; shares on the platform? artists/activists movements--from the Situationists to Culture Jammers to Tactical Media--have for years been resisting the corporate agendas of mass media through a series of techniques centered around the un-authorized re-use of content which was only ever meant to be consumed. but how do these techniques fare in the age of digital interactivity, when the media produced by these institutions isn't only meant to be consumed, but--in fact--designed to be used? what does resistance look like on platforms which anticipate + even monetize those conversations aimed at criticizing them, where it's all too easy to mistake the "protocologically enforced" modes of participatory behavior for our own "tactical" agency. "With so many 'customizable options' available, how can she 'resist'?", writes new-media artist/theorist Curt Cloninger, "The danger of MySpace and YouTube is not the threat that they may wind up archiving and owning all the ‘content’ I produce, or that they are currently getting rich off the content I produce, but that they control the parameters within which I produce ‘my original’ content."</p>
 

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 <h3>Network (Re)Openings</h3>
 <p>This panel will assemble a mix of theory and practical perspectives for a critical conversation about the commitment to open networks prevalent in activist, industry and academic circles (including the work of many people at this conference). Often this commitment is framed as re-opening or “redecentralization”: the idea that technology networks, once open, have now been lost to centralized actors and must be recovered through projects like community networks and democratization of tech expertise.[<a href="http://www.wired.co.uk/article/tim-berners-lee-reclaim-the-web" target="_blank">1</a>, <a href="https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Master_Switch.html?id=nlnpJl7lNKUC" target="_blank">2</a>] We will consider how this belief implicitly speaks for a certain kind of actor for whom the net was once open, and will ask: for whom has the internet never been open? Do processes of “re-opening” elide the experiences of populations for whom networking technologies have always been closed? What are some challenges to opening networks to different groups of users for the first time?</p>
 

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 <h3>The World in 24 Hours</h3>
 <p>Together with critic and theorist Josephine Bosma, Patrick will present research about an early network art project from 1982 called The World in 24 Hours (W24H), which was organized and initiated at the time by the late artist Robert Adrian, and ask the audience to think about a possible restaging. W24H was a one-day online performance connecting 12 cities across the globe via the email/electronic message system of the company I.P.Sharp and more. It was one of the first artist projects involving a global computer network and the artists had high hopes for the medium. We want to investigate if it is possible to interpret this work from a conservation perspective and what would be needed to do so. If it can't be done we want to formulate precisely why this is so. We wonder what would be needed to restage this work in a post-Snowden context.</p>
 

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 <h3>Network (Re)Openings</h3>
 <p>This panel will assemble a mix of theory and practical perspectives for a critical conversation about the commitment to open networks prevalent in activist, industry and academic circles (including the work of many people at this conference). Often this commitment is framed as re-opening or “redecentralization”: the idea that technology networks, once open, have now been lost to centralized actors and must be recovered through projects like community networks and democratization of tech expertise.[<a href="http://www.wired.co.uk/article/tim-berners-lee-reclaim-the-web" target="_blank">1</a>, <a href="https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Master_Switch.html?id=nlnpJl7lNKUC" target="_blank">2</a>] We will consider how this belief implicitly speaks for a certain kind of actor for whom the net was once open, and will ask: for whom has the internet never been open? Do processes of “re-opening” elide the experiences of populations for whom networking technologies have always been closed? What are some challenges to opening networks to different groups of users for the first time?</p>
 

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-<h2>Presenting with <a href="jen-kagan">Jen Kagan</a> and <a href="frances-lee">Frances Lee</a></h2>
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 <h3>Decolonial Design, Black Geographies, and Critical Packet Sniffing</h3>
 <p>Detroit-based organizer and archivist Paige Watkins has described their work as "laying a conduit across which stories can travel."</p>
 

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-<h2>Presenting with <a href="marcha-johnson">Marcha M. Johnson</a> and <a href="nicolas-pace">Nicolás Pace</a> and <a href="rodrigo-ferreira">Rodrigo Ferreira</a></h2>
+<h2>Presenting with <a href="../nicolas-pace">Nicolás Pace</a> and <a href="../rodrigo-ferreira">Rodrigo Ferreira</a></h2>
 <h3>Network (Re)Openings</h3>
 <p>This panel will assemble a mix of theory and practical perspectives for a critical conversation about the commitment to open networks prevalent in activist, industry and academic circles (including the work of many people at this conference). Often this commitment is framed as re-opening or “redecentralization”: the idea that technology networks, once open, have now been lost to centralized actors and must be recovered through projects like community networks and democratization of tech expertise.[<a href="http://www.wired.co.uk/article/tim-berners-lee-reclaim-the-web" target="_blank">1</a>, <a href="https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Master_Switch.html?id=nlnpJl7lNKUC" target="_blank">2</a>] We will consider how this belief implicitly speaks for a certain kind of actor for whom the net was once open, and will ask: for whom has the internet never been open? Do processes of “re-opening” elide the experiences of populations for whom networking technologies have always been closed? What are some challenges to opening networks to different groups of users for the first time?</p>
 

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 <h3>Setting Up Your Own VPN</h3>
 <p><strong>Thanks, but we can secure ourselves - Let's set up our own VPN.</strong></p>
 

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-<h2>Exhibiting with <a href="anna-bialas">Anna Bialas</a></h2>
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 <h3>The Internet Is __</h3>
 <p>//How do we talk about and give shape to a concept of "the internet" -- a word that describes both everything and nothing at the same time?</p>
 

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-<h2>Presenting with <a href="marc-dacosta">Marc DaCosta</a>
+<h2>Presenting with <a href="../marc-dacosta">Marc DaCosta</a>
 <h3>Making Sense of the Ether: Connecting Radio Frequencies with Public Data</h3>
 <p>The airwaves can be a cacophonous place. Signals from GPS satellites exist alongside bluetooth headsets and the dispatch channels of police stations. The emergence of low-cost Software Defined Radios (SDRs) have made this world more accessible than ever. In this talk we will discuss how to join radio waves with the contextual, public information that helps make sense of them. Not only is it possible to use "Automatic Identification System" broadcasts from container ships to understand exactly what’s inside them, but ADS-B transmissions from aircraft overhead can be cross-referenced with the FAA to understand who owns them and where they’re going. By the end of this talk you will be able to identify the particular broadcast frequency of any McDonald’s drive-through in the country and will learn how to locate suspicious cell phone base stations.</p>
 
 
-<h2>Workshop with <a href="jen-kagan">Jen Kagan</a></h2>
+<h2>Workshop with <a href="../jen-kagan">Jen Kagan</a></h2>
 <h3>Intro to Packet Sniffing with Herbivore</h3>
 <p>This workshop is ideal for those who are interested in learning how to packet sniff or learn what that even means. We will user Herbivore, an open source tool we have been working on that aims to demistify the world of network packets for the uninitiated. A handful of packet sniffing libraries and desktop applications already exist for analyzing network packets, but they were designed for people who have programming experience or a network engineering background; they were not designed as educational tools for people without technical backgrounds. In this workshop we will go through the basics of what packet sniffing means and let you try it out yourself.</p>