Interesting CFP for a conference at King’s College London to be held at May 6th 2017:
The Digital Everyday: Exploration or Alienation?
This international conference aims at exploring the digital everyday, understood as the transformation of everyday life practices brought about by digital technology. From how we buy, walk around, get a cab, love, break up, go to bed, meet new people and sexual partners to the way we rate services, turn on the fridge, exercise, eat, use social media and apps, Big Data is reshaping some of the most basic activities in our lives.
The conference will explore these digitally enabled transformations by looking at …
Read more on the KCL webpage: King’s College London – The Digital Everyday: Conference and call for papers
Deadeline for abstracts 31 January