Libraries, librarians, and the future of the web, by Bonnie Tijerina Closing keynote slides from the 2014 DLF Forum

1. Libraries, librarians, and the
future of the web
Bonnie Tijerina
Data & Society Research Institute
Electronic Resources and Libraries
October 2014

2. openness
sharing
trust
privacy
access
sustainability
persistence
community-building

3. Something amazing is
happening.

4. An opportunity

9. An opportunity

11. Library #IDEAdrop House, 2013

13. Henry Jenkins presents at SXSW Interactive.
Henry Jenkins and Sam Ford visit #IDEAdrop 2013

14. Library #IDEAdrop 2013

16. Alistair Croll, A Billion Bad Librarians, #IDEAdrop 2013

17. Alistair Croll tweets @acroll, A Billion Bad Librarians, #IDEAdrop 2013

18. “Big data is where humanity’s rubber
hits the technology’s road.”
Alistair Croll

19. Backyard gatherings, #IDEAdrop 2014
Rethinking the role of librarians: supporting start-ups and guerilla librarianship, #IDEAdrop 2014

20. Back Porch Beers Roundtable: Mashup Culture, #IDEAdrop 2014

21. Anil Dash, #TDS14 Closing Keynote

22. Something amazing is
happening.

24. • Ford Foundation
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
• Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
• John S. and James L. Knight
Foundation
• John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation
• Media Democracy Fund
• Microsoft Research
• National Science Foundation
• Omidyar Network
• Open Society Foundations
• Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
• Metropolitan New York Library Council
• New York Times
• New York University’s Interactive
Telecommunications Program
• Samsung Accelerator
• Union Square Ventures
• American Civil Liberties Union
• Center for Democracy & Technology
• Center for Media Justice
• Leadership Conference on Civil and
Human Rights
• New America’s Open Technology
Institute
• New York University’s Information Law
Institute
• Responsible Data Forum
• Robinson + Yu
• UN Global Pulse
• White House Office of Science &
Technology Policy

26. Inaugural Class of Data & Society Fellows, 2014

27. • How do algorithms see us?
• Is there an economy for privacy?
• What is data-driven discrimination?
• How do we regulate intelligent systems?
• What is ethical crowd labor?
• What should count as evidence?
• How can data help advance human rights?
• What are the costs of workplace surveillance?
• Can science fiction inform the public?
• What is the role of data in finance?
• How can librarians communicate privacy issues?
• What does urban data science mean?

30. Something amazing is happening.

35. “The things that feel like common
sense to a librarian are radical and eye-opening
and amazing to someone in
technology and we need to hear your
voice.”
Anil Dash

36. Thank you.
Bonnie Tijerina
@bonlth