Surveillance & Society: the international journal of surveillance studies has a new issue out on big data. We have a commentary on big data issues for the open site next week. [Update: the commentary, by Craig Dalton and Jim Thatcher, is now available here.]
Surveillance & Society: Volume 12, Number 2: Big Data Surveillance
edited by Mark Andrejevic and Kelly Gates
featuring 7 new articles:
- Jose van Dijck – Datafication, dataism and dataveillance: Big Data between scientific paradigm and ideology
- Sara Degli Esposti – When big data meets dataveillance: the hidden side of analytics
- Martin French – Gaps in the gaze: Informatic practice and the work of public health surveillance
- Tyler Butler Reigeluth – Why data is not enough: Digital traces as control of self and self-control
- Martijn van Otterlo – Automated Experimentation in Walden 3.0: The Next step in Profiling, Predicting, Control and Surveillance
- Francisco Klauser and Anders Albrechtslund – From self-tracking to smart urban infrastructures: towards an interdisciplinary research agenda on Big Data
- Lindsay Thomas – Pandemics of the future: Disease surveillance in real time
- book reviews
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Surveillance & Society new issue on big data surveillance – with a Society and Space commentary on related issues coming next week.