Sarah Brayne
@sarahbrayne.bsky.social
Sociology Professor at Stanford
There are folders, but my totally unsystematic observations suggest that non-directory (read: young) people mostly view documents in reverse chronological order and run searches to pull things up, rather than clicking through nested folders. It’s a different logic of information sorting & retrieval
January 8, 2025 at 11:14 PM
There are folders, but my totally unsystematic observations suggest that non-directory (read: young) people mostly view documents in reverse chronological order and run searches to pull things up, rather than clicking through nested folders. It’s a different logic of information sorting & retrieval
...it has rapidly increased in scope in the digital age. We offer four empirical testable hypotheses we hope might be useful in future research:
November 21, 2023 at 6:12 PM
...it has rapidly increased in scope in the digital age. We offer four empirical testable hypotheses we hope might be useful in future research:
This is largely a theoretical piece in which we develop the concept of "surveillance deputies" to describe when ordinary people, rather than state actors, use their labor and economic resources to conduct surveillance. Although surveillance deputization has a long history...
November 21, 2023 at 6:12 PM
This is largely a theoretical piece in which we develop the concept of "surveillance deputies" to describe when ordinary people, rather than state actors, use their labor and economic resources to conduct surveillance. Although surveillance deputization has a long history...