The rise of digital housekeeping: the hidden work of smart technology
This text is authored by Kjersti Lassen, senior advisor at Consumption Research Norway, OsloMet, and was first published at OsloMet’s webpage (in […]
Author: helte
New paper: Exploring technology as active agents during remote fieldwork in homes
Ny research paper from the RELINK project, which can be found here. Accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, research tools allowing for a […]
How can smart home devices affect belonging at home?
Belonging is often described as a feeling of being at home. In this blog post, I will explore this by looking at how smart home devices may affect this feeling among people who are not particularly invested in them.
New paper on trust and privacy management
RELINK PhD fellows at OsloMet, Cristina Paupini and Helene Fiane Teigen, have co-written a paper with Dr Alex van der Zeeuw from […]
Introduction to the project “Empowering users for change”
This project is a student project and its members consist of Jonas Longva Pettersen, Jens Christian Skovholt, Jonas Aasen Dybdahl og Cecilie […]
Why are we not concerned about privacy?
The data we generate just by living – or by letting us be surveilled while living – equally enrich private companies and […]
Recruitment in corona-time: updates and presentations
The PhD students on the project, Helene Teigen and Cristina Paupini, are officially starting their recruitment! After a short set back due […]
Trip to Den Haag
In the beginning of March, a delegation from the Relink project group in Norway travelled to den Haag in Netherlands to meet with partners […]