But according to Danah Boyd, a “digital anthropologist” and ... She and her husband, an Israeli data scientist called Gilad Lotan, are now parents themselves, to Ziv, eight months.

moderated by Stephen Buckley, Dean of Faculty at Poynter with panelists Gilad Lotan ... Stories Do People Want and Need?” Panelists: danah boyd, Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research; Tom ...

“None of the capabilities enabled by social media are new,” insists Danah Boyd in her book “It’s Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens.” Boyd, who wants us all to calm down ...

"Sometimes I feel like my job is Captain Obvious," says danah boyd, sitting cross-legged and shoeless in a neon-green chair at Microsoft Research's office overlooking a frozen Charles River in ...

Microsoft researcher and NYU media and culture professor danah boyd (who prefers to style her name in all lowercase) is one of my favorite people to talk with about teenagers and technology.

Researcher Danah Boyd doesn't auto-respond or archive her email when she's on sabbatical—she sends it all right to /dev/null, a.k.a. the trash. If you desperately need to reach her, call her mother.

Danah Boyd is a principal researcher at Microsoft Research, the founder and president of Data & Society and author of "It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens." She is on Twitter.

Microsoft researcher and New York University professor Danah Boyd has some advice for parents fretting over the countless hours their teens spend on phones, tablets and computers: Go buy a ceramic ...

Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd has a new book coming out called, "It's Complicated," that looks at teens and social networking. Boyd describes herself as "an academic and a scholar and my ...