Jennifer Golbeck

University of Maryland

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Director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the University of Maryland and author of the new textbook, Analyzing the Social Web

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With every click, tap and swipe on our digital devices we're creating massive amounts of data — messages, purchases, status updates – and we're archiving everything we do for…

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With every click, tap and swipe on our digital devices we're creating massive amounts of data — messages, purchases, status updates – and we're archiving everything we do for…

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