millerny, Author at Writing for Digital Spaces

D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein show how communities weaponize data science. Historical maps and counterdata challenge systematic institutional power.

Algorithms and the Companies Behind Them

The rise of technology has given compaines a degree of deniablity when it comes to what is searched shared, or censored.

Our smartphones aren’t just tools—they are actively shaping who we are. Here is my breakdown of Steve Holmes’s essay on digital rhetoric.

The benefits and dangers of spreading a message on social media and having the opposite effect of oversharing said message.

This is a post about why I agree with Angela Haas considering the Wampum Belt as a form of hypertext in the Native American community.

Understanding of the concept of digital rhetoric and its fundamental importance in the world of technology and social media.