22.06.16 1:17:10 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Audience Choice Talks II
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Audience Choice Talks II
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22.06.16 57:26 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Audience Choice Talks I
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Audience Choice Talks I
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22.06.16 1:28:14 Research Challenges in Internet Governance
Internet governance (IG), at its core, is a global discussion between governments, businesses, civil societies, technical experts, academic researchers, and other interested parties on how to shape
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22.06.16 2:04:19 Build a Great website and handy Virtual Tools - Session 3
Would you like to build a great website by yourself?
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22.06.16 1:23:21 eScience 2014: Panel - The Strategic Importance of eScience
eScience 2014: Panel - The Strategic Importance of eScience
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22.06.16 1:00:55 Paradoxes of Openness and Distinction in the Sharing Economy
Since the 1980s, Pierre Bourdieu’s influence in sociology has increased markedly, including on the study of consumption and economic life (Sallaz and Zavisca 2007).
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22.06.16 27:44 The Demand for New Knowledge and Interdisciplinary Education at Yonsei University
The Demand for New Knowledge and Interdisciplinary Education at Yonsei University
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22.06.16 49:47 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Consequences of Crowdsourcing - Group Debate
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Consequences of Crowdsourcing - Group Debate
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22.06.16 56:46 Strategic Thinking for Researchers
From time to time at Microsoft Research we set aside time to talk about strategic aspects of research, that is, the big picture of why we do research and how to have different sorts of impact
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22.06.16 1:23:00 eScience 2014: Welcome, 2014 Jim Gray eScience Award Announcement, Opening Keynote
eScience 2014: Welcome, 2014 Jim Gray eScience Award Announcement, Opening Keynote
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22.06.16 54:07 Computational Thinking in the Sciences and Beyond
Computational Thinking in the Sciences and Beyond
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22.06.16 20:10 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Short Talks & Demos - Anthony Coscia
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Short Talks & Demos - Anthony Coscia
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22.06.16 25:17 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Medical Devices for Everyone
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Medical Devices for Everyone
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22.06.16 1:14:52 Inclusive Cities: Transforming the Lives of Delhi's Urban Poor
Dr. Kiran Martin will talk about Asha, an NGO working to transform half a million lives in the slums of Delhi. Established twenty-six years ago, Asha's work has found a resonance around the world.
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22.06.16 56:27 Un-Computing: Shaking off the "Computer" Baggage
I learned at an early stage in my computer science research career that when relatives and friends ask me what I do, I shouldn’t try to give them a literal explanation but instead keep it brief
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22.06.16 26:35 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Consequences of Crowdsourcing
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Consequences of Crowdsourcing
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22.06.16 16:06 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Sensor Salon
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Sensor Salon
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22.06.16 15:08 Social Computing Symposium 2015: Short Talks & Demos
Social Computing Symposium 2015: Short Talks & Demos
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22.06.16 8:03 Social Computing Symposium 2015: The world's largest online workplace
Social Computing Symposium 2015: The world's largest online workplace
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22.06.16 6:11 Social Computing Symposium 2015: We are Dynamic: Powering Collective Action for Crowd Workers
Social Computing Symposium 2015: We are Dynamic: Powering Collective Action for Crowd Workers
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22.06.16 1:11:27 Communication with Imperfectly Shared Randomness
A common feature in most natural communication is that it relies on a large shared context between speaker and listener, where the context is shared vaguely rather than precisely.
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22.06.16 1:06:34 The Eureka Myth: Creators, Innovators and Everyday Intellectual Property
Are innovation and creativity helped or hindered by our intellectual property laws?
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22.06.16 1:26:14 Practical Privacy for Web Users with COWL
Modern web applications are conglomerations of JavaScript written by multiple authors: application developers routinely incorporate code from third-party libraries, and mashup applications
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22.06.16 1:27:24 Risk Aware Approach to Data Confidentiality in Cloud Computing
This talk focuses on the the issue of "loss of control" that results when users outsource data and computation to the clouds.
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22.06.16 1:19:27 Experiences with Scaling Blockchain-based Data Stores
In the past years cryptocurrency blockchains (like Bitcoin and Namecoin) have seen significant adoption with the promise of using such blockchains as general-purpose databases and/or key-value stores.
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22.06.16 1:00:09 An Efficient Solver for string and regular expression constraints
An increasing number of applications in verification and security rely on or could benefit from automatic solvers that can check the satisfiability of constraints over a rich set of data types that
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22.06.16 1:00:45 Making the Most of Your Samples
We study the problem of setting a price for a potential buyer with a valuation drawn from an unknown distribution D. The seller has "data" about D in the form of m >= 1 i.i.d.
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