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Dan Ryan: Reflections on Education, Information, Technology, and Tomorrow

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Prying Information Loose and Dealing with Loose Information

January 23, 2012 Dan Ryan

A sociology of information triptych this morning. Disclosure laws that fail to fulfill their manifest/intended function, the secret work of parsing public information, and the

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Do Organizations that ‘Fess Up Do Better?

August 10, 2010 Dan Ryan

Geoffrey W. McCarthy, a retired chief medical officer for the V.A., wrote, in a letter to the NYT on 9 August in response to an

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Notification and the Public Sphere

September 20, 2008 Dan Ryan

Working today on the outline for a chapter on “notification and the public sphere.”  In previous chapters the focus was notification and the maintenance of

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The Economy and Information : Does More Info Make the World a Better Place?

September 19, 2008 Dan Ryan

This week’s serial superlatives in things economic — each day the “events of recent days” were “the most stunning thing to happen since the thirties”

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