NB Technology 📚🎙️

New Books in #Technology is an author-interview #podcast channel in the @NewBooksNetwork. 🎧 on Apple Podcasts:

[JEMc @JasmineMcNealy]

Do happy that my @NewBooksNetwork interview with @schock is up. Listen as we talk about their important book Design Justice from @mitpress https://t.co/iKwI1Wy1n7

[NB Technology 📚🎙️ @NewBooksTech]

DESIGN JUSTICE (@mitpress) builds the case for designers and researchers to make the communities they impact co-equal partners in the products, services, and organizations. 🎙️ Learn more as @schock discusses the book with @JasmineMcNealy on the podcast ↙️

https://t.co/VWeCSDi8DX

[NB Technology 📚🎙️ @NewBooksTech]

Drawing on interviews, participant observation and deep readings of texts, HACKING DIVERSITY (@PrincetonUPress) shows how the problem-solving ethos of #OpenTech fails to meet the challenge of structural social problems. @scrivenix joins @JasmineMcNealy 👇

https://t.co/Gq4WA4X5Sw

[Lit Hub Radio @lithubradio]

On @NewBooksNetwork, Christina-Dunbar Hester investigates how the world of open technology is considering the question of diversity and inclusion. https://t.co/kLH0Lea0sQ

[NB Critical Theory 📚 @NewBooksCritThe]

What is the culture of the tech industry? In THE CULTURE of WOMEN in TECH: An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (@EmeraldIKM), @thatdrmaz shows the ongoing inequalities faced by women in the IT industry. Hardey is @DrDaveOBrien guest on the podcast. Listen in!

https://t.co/TRkFuumvrC

[NB Critical Theory 📚 @NewBooksCritThe]

How does technology shape music? @pmharkins, author of DIGITAL SAMPLING (@Routledge_MandC) explains the impact of technologies--such as the Fairlight Computer Musical Instrument, programming languages, and studio practices--on artists and producers.🎙️👂👇

https://t.co/fAZoaxgqDN

[JEMc @JasmineMcNealy]

Probably one of my most favorite interviews I’ve done to date. I’m only sad I had to edit it. If you don’t know @DocDre is that dude.

[thot leedurr @DocDre]

Me and the homie ⁦@JasmineMcNealy⁩ chopping it up about race, technoculture, and Distributed Blackness!! https://t.co/HkOqDLV4fc

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

Can we become attached to inanimate objects?

Listen in as @drkatedevlin, author of TURNED ON: Science, Sex and Robots (@BloomsburyAcad), discusses the nexus of desire, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies with @JohnDanaher on the podcast👇

https://t.co/lQEa2eJfOU

[JEMc @JasmineMcNealy]

Happy to have gotten to speak with ⁦@kanarinka⁩ & ⁦@laurenfklein⁩ about their new book Data Feminism, available from ⁦@mitpress⁩, for ⁦@NewBooksNetwork⁩ https://t.co/rdVLSgc1Ow

[NB Technology 📚🎙️ @NewBooksTech]

The "datafication" of more and more aspects of our lives requires analysis of the systems of power surrounding it. In DATA FEMINISM (@mitpress), @laurenfklein and @kanarinka use intersectional feminism to rethink #DataEthics. They join @JasmineMcNealy↙️

https://t.co/nmIBXuKQs9

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

What happens when automated systems―not humans―control which neighborhoods get policed, which families get needed resources, and who is investigated for fraud?

Listen in as @PopTechWorks discusses AUTOMATING INEQUALITY (@StMartinsPress) w/@JohnDanaher ↙️

https://t.co/KDFGyTniIU

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How can we make sense of the intensification of the #NetNeutrality controversy, the advocacy and protests, and the political and corporate wrangling involved? 🎙️@ranewm, author of THE PARADOXES OF NETWORK NEUTRALITIES (@mitpress), joins @JasmineMcNealy ↙️

https://t.co/a9IHSNH5iV

[NB Technology 📚🎙️ @NewBooksTech]

"Smart cities" have captured the imaginations of policymakers, scholars and urbanites. But what are the drawbacks of living in an environment that is constantly collecting data? @benzevgreen discusses THE SMART ENOUGH CITY (@mitpress) w/@JasmineMcNealy👇

https://t.co/v3rlSbBaaR

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

James S.J. Schwartz and Tony Milligan's THE ETHICS of SPACE EXPLORATION (@springerpub) promotes a more robust and theoretically informed approach to the ethical dimension of discussions on space and society. Co-editor James Schwartz joins @JohnDanaher ⤵️

https://t.co/gwaynl1MRH

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

At 60 years, Vanguard 1 is the oldest artificial satellite 🛰️ in space.

Listen in as Angelina Callahan, author of NASA in the WORLD (@PalgraveSTS), joins @ExplorationBlog to fill us in on the history the Naval Research Laboratory’s Vanguard Project.🎧↙️

https://t.co/TMRMapXIQE

[NB History 📚 @newhistorybooks]

In a new book, ON BICYCLES (@ColumbiaUP), @EvanFriss historicizes the bicycle’s place in New York City’s social, economic, infrastructural and cultural politics.

Learn more as Friss joins @KaraSchlichting to fill us in on his new urban #CyclingHistory👇

https://t.co/RkOxIwc7Ku

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

Digitization ins't inevitable and it doesn't lead to improvements. THE QUANTIFIED SELF in PRECARITY (@Routledge_Socio) demonstrates how workplace quantification is increasing rates of subjective and objective precarity. @phoebemoore joins @JohnDanaher ⤵️

https://t.co/QXpgGbSUth

[NB Science, Technology & Society 📚 @NewBooksSTS]

Craig Murphy and @yatesmemo join @mikey_mcgovern to talk about their book on the social life of standards, ENGINEERING RULES (@JHUPress). Learn more about the practice of private, voluntary standard setting and the movement of engineers who started it ↙️

https://t.co/svplmx2cmw

[NB Critical Theory 📚 @NewBooksCritThe]

How are markets made?

🎙️@DrDaveOBrien has @pardoguerra on the #podcast to discuss AUTOMATING FINANCE (@CUPAcademic), a detailed theoretical engagement with the personalities and technological changes underpinning the modern system of automated finance.

https://t.co/PKsKKQiJK6