Editor of
Shouting Zeros and Ones: Digital Technology, Ethics, and Policy in New Zealand, BWB Texts, 2020.
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On the internet, freedom for some never means freedom for all, an excerpt from Kathy Errington and Anjum Rahman's chapter on Reducing Online Harm
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Techweek panel, moderated by Dr. David Hall and featuring Anjum Rahman, Kathy Errington, Donna Cormack, and Curtis Barnes on their chapters about reducing online harm, Māori data sovereignty, and disinformation
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NZ a likely target for foreign interference ahead of election, an interview between Curtis Barnes and Jack Tame on Q + A
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Q&A: Do we need a minister for misinformation?, an interview between Jamie Morton and me in the NZ Herald
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Online voting pros and cons, an interview between Stephen Judd and Kathryn Ryan on RNZ Nine to Noon
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Anderson's Odyssey #15, a podcast recording with Jacob Anderson and me
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Vic Books for Breakfast (13 August), on RadioActive FM (Wellington)
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A short review by Sarah Putt at ComputerWorld
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A short summary written by me for Tohatoha
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Puppetmasters or automata, a short review by Ben Reid at Memia
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'Download the app, then use it’ leaves too many of us out of contact tracing efforts, an article by Anna and Kelly Pendergrast on digital inclusion and digital contact tracing for The Spinoff
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Whose data is it anyway?, on data colonialism and data sovereignty by Tahu Kukutai, Donna Cormack, and Chris Cormack for The Spinoff Ātea
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What Tino Rangatiratanga Means in a Digital World, including a panel discussion alongside co-authors Caleb Moses and Anjum Rahman for Newsroom
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Online privacy: are we worried about the wrong things?, an article by Hadyn Green for Consumer magazine
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Can we fight online fascism like we fought Covid-19?, featuring a discussion between Serena Chen and Marc Daalder for Newsroom
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A Facebook election fought on feelings, not facts, an op-ed by Kathy Errington for the Sunday Star Times
- Sovereignty in a digital world
Part 2 and
Part 3, including comment from Caleb Moses and Tahu Kukutai for Newsroom
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Netsafe fake news campaign sponsored by Facebook like 'taking money from the devil to warn people about the devil', including comment from me for Stuff/Sunday Star Times
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Online voting isn't the be-all and end-all, an extract from Stephen Judd's chapter for Stuff and the Dominion Post
Financial Modelling for Early-stage Deep Tech Companies, MacDiarmid Institute and Return On Science, 2020.
Digital Contact Tracing and COVID-19, Koi Tū - the Centre for Informed Futures, 2020
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The Trade-offs for Digital Data and Contact Tracing
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Hard Decisions in Digital Contact Tracing
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Digital Giants Enter Digital Contact Tracing
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On Fragmentation of Digital Contact Tracing Registers
- Invited Talk: Tech for Contact Tracing (with Dr Ayesha Verall and Dr Susan Jack),
Otago Global Health Institute Covid-19 Masterclass [
Recording]
- Public Lecture: Digital Technology for Contact Tracing,
Koi Tū [
Slides,
Recording]
- Lecture for LAWS442 (Special Topic: Covid-19 and the Law) at Victoria University of Wellington
- Media (in approx. chronological order):
NZ Herald,
RNZ Morning Report and
RNZ Article,
Stuff,
Newsroom,
Magic Talk Radio,
InternetNZ panel,
Newsroom, article written for
The Spinoff,
RNZ Nine to Noon,
Newsroom,
The Spinoff,
Stuff,
Stuff,
Newsroom,
The Spinoff,
RNZ The Panel,
RNZ Nine to Noon,
The Detail,
The Project,
Stuff,
The Spinoff,
Wired UK,
Stuff,
The Correspondent,
Stuff,
Newsroom,
Newsroom,
Stuff,
iStart,
Koi Tū,
NZ Herald,
RNZ Lately,
NZ Herald,
Newsroom,
NZ Herald,
Newsroom,
RNZ Lately,
RNZ Lately,
Science Media Centre,
The Spinoff,
Science Media Centre,
RNZ The Panel,
NZ Herald,
Stuff,
RNZ Lately,
Newsroom,
RNZ Lately
Government Algorithm Charter,
StatsNZ Submission,
Newsroom, 2019/2020.
New Zealand Police and Clearview,
Newsroom,
RNZ,
RNZ The Panel, 2020.
Countering Violent Extremist Content Online,
DIA Submission,
Stuff, 2019-2020.
Evaluating Commercial Potential, MacDiarmid Institute Annual Symposium, 2019.
Idea Articulation, Dodd-Walls Centre for Photonic and Quantum Technologies, 2019.
Future of Work, MacDiarmid Institute Alumni Event, 2019.
Commercial Data Collection / Surveillance, COMMS208 Guest Lecture, University of Auckland, 2019.
Auckland Transport's $4.5m plan could mean 8000 cameras watching the city,
Radio New Zealand, 2019. [
Interview Audio]
Towards Practical and Ethical Smart Video Analytics, Festival of Doubt, Victoria University of Wellington, 2019.
Protecting Privacy by Blocking the Creepy Human Factor, Office of the Privacy Commissioner (NZ), 2019.
Privacy-Affirming Architectures and Cameras, Lunch and Learn, Auror, 2019.
Privacy-Affirming Video Analytics and Camera Surveillance, Lunchtime Talk, ESR (Institute of Environmental Science and Research), 2018.
Algorithmic Bias and Discrimination and Source Code, Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Round 24 Meeting, 2018.
Protecting Privacy Rights through Trade Agreements,
Alternative and Progressive Trade Hui, 2018.
Science Communication, Chiasma Chats, University of Auckland, 2018.
New boundaries of camera-based surveillance, Office of the Privacy Commissioner's
PrivacyLive Seminar Series, 2018. [
YouTube]
"I'm looking at you buddy! Yes, Big Brother is everywhere",
Raising the Bar Auckland, 2018. [
SoundCloud]
Privacy and Surveillance, for
Ready, Steady, Learn on 95bFM, 2018.
Data Privacy, with Ryan Kurte and Ben Tan, for the
Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor's Science Policy Exchange, 2018. [
Slides]
Submission on the Privacy Bill (2018).
A Technology Assessment Framework for New Zealand, with Guy Collier, Ryan Kurte, Jerome Ng, and Ben Tan, for the
Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor's Science Policy Exchange, 2017.
The Language of Immigration, a chapter in
Fair Borders? Migration Policy in the Twenty-First Century, David Hall (ed), BWB Texts, 2017.
- An edited extract featured in
The Spinoff
- An interview about some of the concepts in the chapter with
Q+A (TVNZ)
- Panel talks as part of the Festival of Cultures, hosted by the
Palmerston North Central Library + PNGHS
- A breakout session at the
NZ Educational Administration and Leadership Society 2018 annual conference [
Slides]
- Panel talks as part of the BWB Winter Talk series, hosted at the Royal Society of New Zealand + Wellington College + Auckland University of Technology
Politics and the polls, a panel discussion at the University of Auckland Faculty of Arts, October 2017
Mashed Calculus and Differential Potatoes (Politics, Statistics, Bikes), 2014-
- Including our A Policy A Day series, in
2014 and
2017
Young People, Civics, and Political Literacy at
The Briefing Papers (AUT), 2016.
The Co-op (Politics), 2015-
Chips of New Zealand (Chips), 2015-16
Solving the World's Most Pressing Problems (about Diplomacy Competition) at
Education Gazette (MinEdu), 2014.
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