Professor John Naughton

Name:	Professor John Naughton
Affiliation:	Wolfson College
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	24 Apr 2019, 10:42 a.m.

Public lists managed by Professor John Naughton

• Arcadia Lectures
• Arcadia Project Seminars
• Book Launches
• Technology and Democracy Events
• Wolfson-HAT Foundation Annual Symposium Series on Personal Data
• Wolfson Media Events
• Wolfson Press Fellowship

Talks given by Professor John Naughton

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• Learning from Luther: 95 theses about technology
• "Corporate power in a digital world"
• Digital Affordances: some implications for the Humanities
• Climate change: the tipping point debate

Talks organised by Professor John Naughton

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• Making Robots Public: News Coverage of Artificial Intelligence in the United Kingdom
• Pax Technica: the implications of the Internet of Things
• Humane automation: the political economy of working with -- rather than against -- machines
• The WTF Economy
• Personal data: Innovation and Analytics
• The Power Switch; How Power is Changing in a Networked World - an international symposium
• Personal data: freedom and rights
• Social Camouflage: From Face-to-Face to Digital Deception
• Personal data: Industry and Markets
• Characterization of Internet Censorship from Multiple Perspectives
• Personal data: digital personhood
• Charles Arthur: Has the Public Been Well Served by Technology Journalism?
• POSTPONED | "The Future of the Professions"
• The Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (aka 'The Snooper's Charter')
• Thomas Rid: "2084: Cryptography, Magic, and Politics"
• Post-truth politics and the US Presidential Election: implications for journalism and society
• Bruno Latour: "A Procedure to Reset Modernity: the Limits of a Method"
• Julia Hornle and Findlay Stark: Internet Jurisdiction, Extraterritoriality and Law Enforcement: Unclaimed Territories in the Cloud - where are the Limits to Internet Jurisdiction?
• "Social media and political turbulence"
• Why Privacy? A day-long interdisciplinary workshop at CRASSH
• Overseeing the secret state: a symposium on the draft Investigatory Powers Bill
• Symposium: "Technological displacement of middle-class employment: political and social implications"
• Prevention is Better than Cure: closing lecture by the Vice Chancellor
• "Payment is applause: markets and business models past, present and future"
• “Bats and rats and emerging infectious diseases”
• "The end of Safe Harbour: Implications of the Schrems Judgment"
• Digital Capitalism: Stagnation and Contention?
• Cambridge in the Fifties and Sixties: an extended conversation
• "History since the Sixties: from social science to the global turn"
• Book Launch: Operation Idris: Inside the British Administration of Cyrenaica and Libya, 1942-52 by Richard Synge
• "Corporate power in a digital world"
• " 50 years of Computing - A Cambridge Perspective"
• The Judge and the General: A film screening and Q&A with Chilean producer Patricio Lanfranco
• "Winning the fight against heart disease, a charitable view"
• "Perilous Times: The View From Inside the NSA"
• Technology at Work: The Future of Innovation and Employment
• "Ireland grows up: the debate about how to celebrate the centenary of the 1916 Rising"
• Policing in Britain
• Fashion from street to screen: 50 years of influence on our public appearance
• "But still the days seem the same": Law and Social Change in Britain, 1965-2015
• The Serendipity Engine
• Why Communicate?
• Google, Crowds and Mobs
• What do people really need to know about the Net?
• Changing BBC News: the cultural, managerial and editorial challenges of adapting to a digital environment
• Re-engineering the scholarly journal
• The end of lawyers?
• Death 2.0: What Becomes of Digital Assets after Death?"
• The Social Life of Digital Libraries: the Second Arcadia Lecture
• The Problem of Reading Lists
• Thinking Like a Dandelion: Cory Doctorow on copyright, Creative Commons and creativity
• Scholarly Networking
• Cultural Agoraphobia and The Future of The Library
• Cultural Agoraphobia and the Future of the Library: the first Arcadia Lecture
• A Publisher's perspective on the Future of Academic Publishing in the Digital Era
• Climate change: the tipping point debate
• What the Media are doing to our politics