Look forward to joining Olia Lialina and Winnie Soon for a discussion on ‘Netstalgia Not Acceptable’ as part of ‘I Miss the Internet’ at The Photographers’ Gallery on 17th September 2026.

I’ll be joining a webinar on Who Makes Public Data? Communities, Cultures, and the State on 9th September 2026, drawing on Public Data Cultures and associated work.

Some notes and pictures from an evening on growing feminist technocultures with Youjin Jeon from Woman Open Tech Lab in Seoul.

The 28th edition of CTM Festival, 22 – 31 January 2027 takes place at various venues in Berlin. The festival runs under the theme »Process...ing«. Several Open Calls are out now. The first programm el...

I was recently invited to give a keynote on Public Data Cultures at a research symposium on Digital Sovereignty Across Disciplines at the Sussex Humanities Lab, University of Sussex.

For too long the tech industry has dominated our understanding of Artificial Intelligence. To counter this, the European AI & Society Fund is launching the Building Narrative Power programme to help p...

I was recently invited to join Burning Silence at Spore in Berlin for a discussion with artist Garance Maurer and a listening session on regathering #wildfires.

King’s College London and KAIST have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop new international research collaborations on digital research methods, digital culture and science and technology i...

Last week I was part of the Digital Methods Summer School 2026 at the University of Amsterdam. This year’s theme was ‘visual AI for internet research: on and beyond slop’. I was part of a project on A...

After having been in touch online for many years, it felt like a special occasion to be able to finally meet my namesake Jonathan W. Gray IRL in London.

King's College London and Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop new international research collaborations with an initial ...

On Saturday 27th June 2026 there will be CUAK 2026 - a “Creativity Unconference At King’s”, organised by Mike Cook and supported by the Centre for Digital Culture that I codirect with Zeena.

I’m involved in organising a session on “critical AI practices” at the Digital Conference in London on Friday 26th June with Tobias Blanke (Amsterdam), Liliana Bounegru (KCL), Sal Hagen (Amsterdam), N...

SHIPPING SEPTEMBER 2026! Networks of New York is a book by me, Ingrid Burrington. It helps readers identify indicators of physical internet and telecommunications infrastructure in New York City. Usin...

Join us for an evening with Woman Open Tech Lab on growing feminist technocultures, co-organised by the Centre for Digital Culture, Digital Investigations Lab and London Permacomputing Club.

this discussion session seeks to examine the aesthetic, epistemic, and participatory dimensions of open source investigations.

Amgad Abdelgadir (Dabanga) and Sebastian Vandermeersch (Bellingcat) present their recent story concerning the online trend of TikTok videos of child soldiers in Sudan's civil war.

growing feminist technocultures - an evening with Woman Open Tech Lab – King's College London, Strand Campus, REACH Space, Fri 26 Jun 2026 - Join us for an evening with Woman Open Tech Lab on growing ...

Join us in discussions on how digital sovereignty affects us as researchers across disciplines and as humans across lived positionalities.

Data Governance, Data Politics & Public Data from the Global South: In Conversation with Silvana Fumega – King's College London, King’s Building, room KIN 204, Thu 18 Jun 2026 - The Centre for Digital...

I’m much looking forward to joining the the Book Society collective for a talk about Public Data Cultures as well as my broader research, practice and collaborations. The event will take place on Wedn...

An article on “the datafied web” that I co-authored has just been published in the Internet Histories journal.

Podcast Episode · New Models · April 12 · 22m