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Amy Unger: @cdwort | Heroku
\\n\\n00:16 \\u2013 Welcome to \\u201cJIRA Card Catalogs and The People Who Love Them\\u201d \\u2026we mean, \\u201cGreater Than Code!\\u201d
\\n\\n01:05 \\u2013 Superpower Origin Story, Growing Up with a Computer in the Family, and Being a Teenager
\\n\\nUnlocking the Clubhouse: Women in Computing by Jane Margolis and Allan Fisher
\\n\\n08:30 \\u2013 Humanities and History
\\n\\n10:39 \\u2013 Access to and Preservation of Literacy (Who is writing our history?)
\\n\\n15:03 \\u2013 Categorizing Information and Making it Accessible\\u2026But, Also Privacy?
\\n\\n17:21 \\u2013 Reliance on Google as the \\u201cDefacto Archive\\u201d?
\\n\\n19:49 \\u2013 Digital Records (Algorithms) vs Human Curation
\\n\\n24:10 \\u2013 What can librarians and library science offer a company?: Information Architecture
\\n\\n27:32 \\u2013 Algorithm Manipulation, Social Engineering, and Information Security
\\n\\n32:24 \\u2013 Whose stories are we collecting, archiving, and making available to the public?
\\n\\n\\n\\n41:09 \\u2013 \\u201cMeme Hacking\\u201d, Getting Involved, and Owning Your Own Story
\\n\\nReflections:
\\n\\nRein: Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media
\\n\\nSam: How economics and politics rear their ugly heads unexpectedly.
\\n\\nCoraline: Who is responsible for our history?
\\n\\nJessica: The vast amounts of data we have and what we choose to preserve.
\\n\\nAmy: Consider the possibility of working in the public sector.
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Special Guest: Amy Unger.
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