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What is Digital Identity

Chapter 2
Studies on Cinematography and Narrative in Film: Sequels, Serials, and Trilogies
The online or digital persona of an individual, including aspects of their personality, preferences, and social interactions, as explored through the characters within the Tron universe.
Published in Chapter:
Navigating Virtual Realities and Hybrid Spaces in the Tron Cinematic Landscape
Aylin Berna Zamandar Başoğlu (Beykoz University, Turkey)
Copyright: © 2024 |Pages: 23
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-1958-1.ch002
Abstract
This chapter delves into the Tron cinematic universe, including Tron (1982), Tron Legacy (2010), Tron: Uprising (2012-2013), and Tron: Evolution (2010). It explores the “hybrid spaces” between physical and digital realms to highlight Tron's unique narrative immersion. The analysis identifies how technology and gaming culture influence character development, plot dynamics, and their interaction within the digital environment. Beyond individual narratives, the analysis draws comparisons across the two films and the animated series, unveiling patterns that illuminate the integration of technology and the representation of gaming worlds in the Tron narrative. Additionally, it examines the crucial role of artificial intelligence in narrative construction within the Tron universe, emphasizing its impact on storytelling and character interactions. This study offers insights into the integration of technology with narrative elements in Tron, showcasing the evolution of digital storytelling.
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Chapter 7
Interaction of Internet Addiction with FoMO: The Role of Digital Media
It is an electronic way for an individual to create and manage their online identity.
Published in Chapter: Interaction of Internet Addiction with FoMO: The Role of Digital Media; From: Handbook of Research on Digital Citizenship and Management During Crises
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Chapter 2
Internet Identity and the Right to be Forgotten: International Trends and Regulatory Perspectives
Digital identity is the data that uniquely describes a person or a thing and contains information about the subject's relationships. The social identity that an internet user establishes through digital identities in cyberspace is referred to as online identity.
Published in Chapter: Internet Identity and the Right to be Forgotten: International Trends and Regulatory Perspectives; From: Handbook of Research on Redesigning the Future of Internet Architectures
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Dive Into Metaverse: Concept, Evolution, Framework, Technologies, Opportunities, and Trends
Representation of an individual or entity in the digital realm through avatars or online profiles, reflecting personal characteristics, preferences, and interactions.
Published in Chapter: Dive Into Metaverse: Concept, Evolution, Framework, Technologies, Opportunities, and Trends; From: Research, Innovation, and Industry Impacts of the Metaverse
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Chapter 24
Visibility of the Airport Sector: Web 2.0 and Social Communication Networks
Generically, a virtual representation enabling the user to interact in cyberspace, to project a personality and to describe a personal or professional trajectory, in order to learn and share information, such as news, Websites, hobbies, opinions, etc. The host of technological platforms now available on the Internet are the best showcase for companies to identify the main features of their clients, who meet in virtual communities, with well defined profiles, where they interact and freely express their tastes, experiences and problems. Participating, getting closer and talking to the customer: these are benefits made available by technology and which should be exploited. Nevertheless, companies should be aware that in these platforms where exchange and sharing take place, there are people, not brands or organizations, interacting and therefore a company’s digital identity must project a personality.
Published in Chapter: Visibility of the Airport Sector: Web 2.0 and Social Communication Networks; From: Handbook of Research on Enterprise 2.0: Technological, Social, and Organizational Dimensions
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Chapter 8
Direct Benefit Transfer Using Aadhaar: Improving Transparency and Reducing Corruption
It refers to the traits, attributes and preferences on which one may receive personalized services.
Published in Chapter: Direct Benefit Transfer Using Aadhaar: Improving Transparency and Reducing Corruption; From: Examining the Roles of IT and Social Media in Democratic Development and Social Change
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Chapter 3
Personal Learning Environments: Research Environments and Lifelong Informal Learning
The identity that creates each individual to register on web 2.0 applications where it is present, sharing, reflecting and binds to other members of your network of contacts.
Published in Chapter: Personal Learning Environments: Research Environments and Lifelong Informal Learning; From: Handbook of Research on Applied E-Learning in Engineering and Architecture Education
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Chapter 34
Taking Trust Management to the Next Level
Digital identity is required to describe an entity in the physical world within a digital information system. Besides carrying some identifier, the digital identity will be described with the help of attributes or so-called claims.
Published in Chapter: Taking Trust Management to the Next Level; From: Handbook of Research on P2P and Grid Systems for Service-Oriented Computing: Models, Methodologies and Applications
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Chapter 4
Digital Identity Powered Health Ecosystems: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions
A digital online equivalent of the corresponding physical or legal identity of an individual, organization or device
Published in Chapter: Digital Identity Powered Health Ecosystems: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions; From: Digital Identity in the New Era of Personalized Medicine
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Chapter 29
Ethical Issues in Digital Information Technology
The persona, name or identity which some person or organization creates and uses in a digital environment.
Published in Chapter: Ethical Issues in Digital Information Technology; From: Handbook of Research on Digital Information Technologies: Innovations, Methods, and Ethical Issues
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Chapter 4
Identity Management
Digital identity is the means that an entity can use to identify themselves in a digital world (i.e., data that can be transferred digitally, over a network, file, etc.).
Published in Chapter: Identity Management; From: Handbook of Research on Wireless Security
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Chapter 16
The Technology of Peacebuilding: Empowering Youth With Dignity
Required data about an individual stored in computer systems, or nowadays stored on the blockchain, that can be linked to their self-sovereign, civil, or national, identities.
Published in Chapter: The Technology of Peacebuilding: Empowering Youth With Dignity; From: Evolution of Peace Leadership and Practical Implications
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Chapter 9
Digital Citizenship: The Future of Learning
All the information about an individual or organization that exists online.
Published in Chapter: Digital Citizenship: The Future of Learning; From: Metamodernism and Changing Literacy: Emerging Research and Opportunities
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Chapter 12
Blockchain for Transformation in Digital Marketing
A compilation of complete information about an entity that exists in the digital form.
Published in Chapter: Blockchain for Transformation in Digital Marketing; From: Handbook of Research on the Platform Economy and the Evolution of E-Commerce
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Chapter 8
From Traditional to Meta Continuing Education
They are the virtual selves that individuals create in relation to or completely different from their real identities.
Published in Chapter: From Traditional to Meta Continuing Education; From: Embracing Technological Advancements for Lifelong Learning
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Chapter 6
Millennials vs. Cyborgs and Blockchain Role in Trust and Privacy
Digital identities originate from activity online or via the web and shadow data is generated as a collective body of data and recorded as individuals carry out various tasks that may be automated rather than intentionally purposed.
Published in Chapter: Millennials vs. Cyborgs and Blockchain Role in Trust and Privacy; From: Handbook of Research on Innovations in Technology and Marketing for the Connected Consumer
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Chapter 1
Renaming Citizenship: An Evolution From Social Citizenship to Digital Citizenship
sum total of digital profile traces relating to an individual or a community.
Published in Chapter: Renaming Citizenship: An Evolution From Social Citizenship to Digital Citizenship; From: Handbook of Research on Digital Citizenship and Management During Crises
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Chapter 179
Digital Identity in Current Networks
It is the means that an entity (another human or machine) can use to identify a user in a digital world. The aim of digital identity is to create the same level of confidence and trust that a face-to-face transaction would generate.
Published in Chapter: Digital Identity in Current Networks; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition
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Chapter 10
Digital Identity and Data Sovereignty: Redefining Global Information Flows
Digital identity refers to the online representation of an individual or entity, consisting of digital attributes, credentials, and personal information.
Published in Chapter: Digital Identity and Data Sovereignty: Redefining Global Information Flows; From: Digital Technologies, Ethics, and Decentralization in the Digital Era
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Chapter 58
Privacy in the Digital World
Any subset of attributes of an individual which are accessible by technical means and identify this individual within any set of individuals. Usually there is no such thing as “a digital identity,” but several of them.
Published in Chapter: Privacy in the Digital World; From: Encyclopedia of Internet Technologies and Applications
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Chapter 3
The Metaverse and the Dawn of a New Learning Civilization: Opportunity or Threat?
This refers to the traits, beliefs and practices which inform how we interface with changing digital technologies.
Published in Chapter: The Metaverse and the Dawn of a New Learning Civilization: Opportunity or Threat?; From: Shaping the Future of Online Learning: Education in the Metaverse
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Chapter 5
From Black to Green: Eco-Friendly Learning With Blockchain Technology
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