[Air-L] AoIR ethics guidelines - newspaper piece

[Lynn Schofield Clark]

Congrats on this publication, Jill! Tweeting it now!

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On 9/22/19, 1:59 AM, "Air-L on behalf of Charles M. Ess" <air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org on behalf of c.m.ess at media.uio.no> wrote:

    Dear Jill, AoIR-ists,
    
    just to say: thanks a million for this!  It's a very fine précis indeed 
    of the history and current work, and certainly puts AoIR in an excellent 
    light for our engagement in these domains.
    
    For those outside of Norway: for Jill to have managed to get this 
    article accepted in Morgenbladet is roughly like getting an article 
    placed in the New York Review of Books or the Times Literary Supplement 
    in terms of the level of intellectual quality demanded and the 
    reputation of the newspaper as _the_ newspaper to be published in as a 
    prominent academic, public intellectual, intelligent politician, etc. 
    Kudos and commendations!
    
    Again, many thanks and looking forward to the next presentations and 
    discussions of the IRE 3.0 documents in the coming weeks, both in 
    Brisbane and in Bergen.
    
    All best,
    - charles
    
    
    On 20/09/2019 12:50, Jill Walker Rettberg wrote:
    > I wrote a very brief piece in a Norwegian newspaper about the new AoIR ethics guidelines. This is for a weekly column they have on the latest news in research, where researchers from different fields take turns to describe something new in their field. I’m not sure how many people actually read this, but I do quite like seeing AoIR and research ethics discussions in a newspaper. Obviously, with a 3500 character limit and a popular readership, it’s an extremely simplified discussion, but here it is:
    > https://morgenbladet.no/aktuelt/2019/09/forskernes-gullgruve-har-etiske-problemer
    > The Google translate isn’t too bad if you don’t read Norwegian: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=no&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fmorgenbladet.no%2Faktuelt%2F2019%2F09%2Fforskernes-gullgruve-har-etiske-problemer
    > 
    > Thanks to the ethics committee for all the work on this important topic!
    > 
    > Jill
    > 
    > PS: I realise most of you are NOT in Norway, but if you are, you may be interested in this upcoming event on research ethics featuring Charles Ess:
    > https://www.uib.no/en/digitalhumanities/126914/research-ethics-when-using-data-social-media
    > 
    > Jill Walker Rettberg
    > Professor of Digital Culture
    > University of Bergen
    > http://jilltxt.net
    > 
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