Jake Perry

Jake Perry

Jake Perry is a media-everyman with experience in evaluating, directing, and assessing multiple media campaigns across varied mediums. Also a seasoned researcher and writer specializing in digital media, Jake graduated from The New School University with an MA in International Affairs in January 2010. Currently, Jake spends his time watching social media's steady march while writing and working from his home in upstate New York.

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Contributors

IT + IA = ?
January 17, 2012

 

New World Metrics
November 15, 2011

On the notion of data as value

From Old Paris to a New Internet
October 24, 2011

The Cost of Virtual Currency
September 26, 2011

Diving into new forms of digital money

Nym Wars: Where Personal Identity and Private Enterprise Clash
August 16, 2011

Whatever happened to anonymity?

(Not) Mapping South Sudan: A Lesson Learned?
July 28, 2011

 

Breachfest State of Mind
June 30, 2011

There has been a monumental increase in 'hack attacks' and breaches of data privacy at the world's major companies.

U.S. on CyberSecurity: Rules for Them, not Us
June 14, 2011

There’s been quite a bit of chatter lately concerning cyberspace and security: China and Google are at it again after some White House staffer’s Gmail accounts were hacked; the U.S. Pentagon officially declared that a cyberattack on U.S.