2018 was a year of technology giants standing in line for media scandals about their dealings with our privacy. So let’s talk about Privacy in an Online World as computers, smartphones and the digital world play an ever bigger part in our lifes.<\/p>\n
What is online privacy even and is Big Brother watching you as George Orwell once predicted or maybe more like is Alexa listening? What does it mean to our society, the way we will be living and the questions we’ll be asking? How could one work to ensure privacy in the future if we at all should?<\/p>\n
All those could be questions, but join us to find out when we have invited some great speakers from the Faculties of Law, Humanities and Theology to elaborate on their perspectives on the subject.<\/p>\n
The speakers are:
\n\u2022 Sille Obelitz S\u00f8e, Postdoc at \u201cDon\u2019t Take it Personal\u201d at Department of Information Studies, Faculty of Humanities
\n\u2022 Henrik Udsen, Professor at Centre for Information and Innovation Law, Faculty of Law.
\n\u2022 Michael Green, Postdoc at Centre for Privacy Studies, Faculty of Theology
\n\u2022 Mads Vestergaard, Ph.D at Centre for Information and Bubble Studies at Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, Faculty of Humanities<\/p>\n
The Seminar is for free, but you need to sign-up<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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