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#cyberculture agenda: A British citizen used a Google doc to disseminate tactical vote…
Meet the woman who created a Google doc on how to tactical vote Mashable! by Liza Hearon The resistance is alive in Britain, and it’s armed with a spreadsheet. A super... Read more
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#Journalism agenda: “Time for Journalists to Encrypt Everything”
How four international news outlets are creating truly digitally native content (and making money off it) Nieman Journalism Lab by Kevin Anderson If you don’t have revenue, you don’t have a... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: “How cryptocurrency will cripple today’s governments…
How cryptocurrency will cripple today’s governments – and they won’t see it coming Falkvinge on Infopolicy – Discussions on information policy and civil liberties by Rick Falkvinge Cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency will cripple governmental... Read more
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#Europe agenda: “Romania justice minister quits over corruption bill protests….
Romania confidence vote falls but more protests planned BBC News | Europe | World Edition A confidence vote fails but the government faces more protests over moves to relax corruption... Read more
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#Journalism agenda: “Journalists across the country are using a Slack channel to tackle Trump…
Journalists across the country are using a Slack channel to tackle Trump Mashable! by Marcus Gilmer In the new era of “alternative facts,” journalists will need all the help they... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: Research libraries in Germany announce boycott of Elsevier journals over open access….
Germany-wide consortium of research libraries announce boycott of Elsevier journals over open access Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow Germany’s DEAL project, which includes over 60 major research institutions, has... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: According to Phil Ross “Social Media Predicted Donald Trump’s Victory When Few Polls Did”
Social Media Predicted Donald Trump’s Victory When Few Polls Did All Facebook Only three days ago, the U.S. and the rest of the world were counting down the hours to a... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: It took 40 minutes to be hacked for Unsecured Internet of Things gadgets…
Unsecured Internet of Things gadgets get hacked within 40 minutes of being connected to the net Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow The Atlantic’s Andrew McGill set up a virtual server on... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “The story of Snopes”, one of the best web sources ever…
The story of Snopes Boing Boing by David Pescovitz All lies lead to the truth. For over 20 years, Snopes.com has been the Web’s primary bullshit detector and debunker, from death... Read more
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The day after the massive cyber attack. A roundup.
This mesmerizing map shows what cyber attacks look like Mashable! by Nicole Gallucci The global cyber war is raging on, and this mesmerizing map shows just how serious it has become.... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Using Sound and Artificial Intelligence to Detect Human Rights Violations…
Using Sound and Artificial Intelligence to Detect Human Rights Violations iRevolution by Patrick Meier Video continues to be a powerful way to capture human rights abuses around the world. Videos posted... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: “Turkey Submits Highest Volume of Removal Requests to Twitter…”The Growing Problem of Bots That Fight Online…
TWITTER TRANSPARENCY REPORT: Turkey Submits Highest Volume of Removal Requests to Twitter Bianet :: English Turkey has been listed as the country with the greatest number of removal requests in Twitter’s... Read more
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I guess it is life… “Adblock Plus now selling ads”
Adblock Plus now selling ads Boing Boing by Rob Beschizza Adblock Plus is to begin reselling the ads it blocks, replacing websites’ original ads with ones under its control—and which it... Read more
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My favorite minister: “Latvian minister to miss Bratislava meeting – to play chess” Eurosphere agenda…
Why the Pirate Party could end up running Iceland Boing Boing by Cory Doctorow With the Icelandic Pirates crushing it in the polls and set to form the next government of... Read more
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Cyberculture agenda: Apple told to pay €13bn in back taxes to Ireland AND Deputy PM invites Apple to move int’l operations to Turkey (!)
Apple told to pay €13bn in back taxes to Ireland Boing Boing by Rob Beschizza Ireland offered Apple huge tax breaks, but didn’t give other companies the same deal. The European... Read more
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