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CFP: Tor: Online Privacy and Anonymity

Next up I'm attending an interesting panel on the Tor Project for Online Anonymity. Tor is a tool that allows users all over the world to browse the Internet anonymously and securely. You can find out more about the Tor Project on its website here. Tor's goal is to hide who's communicating with whom and […]

CHI 2013 in Paris: A Personal Review of the Conference

In this short report I offer some reflections on the 2013 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (commonly known just as "CHI") that took place in Paris last week.  The conference had 16 parallel tracks. Therefore, my review is necessarily partial and personal. I urge interested readers to look at the program in more detail, and to review the video "teasers" for the talks. All papers and abstracts are available in full, in the ACM Digital Library.

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How often have you picked up a scholarly journal in a discipline far removed from your expertise, only to be stymied and mystified by the disciplinary jargon?  We cannot all be polymaths, but as writers about our research in computing, we can do more to lower the disciplinary drawbridges and invite readers into our intellectual castle.

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