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#Cyberculture agenda: A massive ransomware attack – dubbed Petya- expanding… “Inside Facebook’s war against terrorism…
Large-scale cyberattack is spreading through Russia and Ukraine (updated) The Social Software Weblog A large-scale cyberattack is working its way through a number of Ukrainian and Russian targets today. So far,... Read more
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#Journalism agenda: “How the European Journalism Centre is working with Facebook on journalist safety…
How the European Journalism Centre is working with Facebook on journalist safety For 25 years, the European Journalism Centre has been training and protecting journalists worldwide. Facebook, as one of... Read more
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#Journalism agenda: “RISJ Digital News Report: New models emerging from the wreckage of digital disruption…
RISJ Digital News Report: New models emerging from the wreckage of digital disruption Journalism.co.uk by Nic Newman The 2017 Digital News Report offers some glimmers of hope that the news industry... Read more
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Here comes the Guardian leaks on Facebook…
Leak reveals Facebook’s rules for controversial content The Social Software Weblog It’s no secret that Facebook’s judgment calls on risky content are sometimes more than a little problematic. But just what... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: R.I.P for MP3?
The MP3 format is officially dead The Next Web by Abhimanyu Ghoshal If you grew up in the 90s and early 2000s, you probably still remember downloading MP3 files to build... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: ” use of videos in Digital Diplomacy…”How Twitter’s Feed Algorithm Works…
On the use of videos in Digital Diplomacy Exploring Digital Diplomacy by Ilan Manor Images & Diplomacy Images have traditionally played an important role in diplomacy. For instance, paintings were often... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: “How disinformation spreads in a network
How disinformation spreads in a network FlowingData » Visualization by Nathan Yau Disinformation is kind of a problem these days, yeah? Fatih Erikli uses a simulation that works like a disaster... Read more
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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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#Journalism agenda: “Wikipedia calls the Daily Mail “generally unreliable,” and bans it as a source in most cases…
Wikipedia calls the Daily Mail “generally unreliable,” and bans it as a source in most cases Nieman Journalism Lab by Laura Hazard Owen Following about a month of discussion, Wikipedia... Read more
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#Eurosphere agenda: Europeans trolling Trump…
Powerful magazine covers depict America after Trump’s immigration ban Mashable! by Marissa Wenzke “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” With Donald Trump’s immigration... Read more
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#Journalism agenda: Not too surprising- “Conservatives more likely to believe fake news… The launch of CrossCheck in France…
Study: Conservatives more likely to believe fake news The Next Web by Bryan Clark A UCLA-led study found that political views have a lot to do with how likely each of... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: “#DeleteUber: Users angry at Trump Muslim ban scrap app…
#DeleteUber: Users angry at Trump Muslim ban scrap app AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (IN DEPTH) Uber provided rides at JFK airport while other taxi drivers held strike over Trump’s ban on... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: New PEW report on Americans and Cybersecurity…
Americans and Cybersecurity Pew Internet Rss Feed: Reports by Pew Research Center: Internet, Science & Tech (jmiks/iStock.com)Cyberattacks and data breaches are facts of life for government agencies, businesses and individuals... Read more
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#Cyberculture agenda: “Dormant Botnet of 350,000 Twitter Accounts…
Cybersecurity Experts Uncover Dormant Botnet of 350,000 Twitter Accounts MIT Technology Review A massive botnet secretly infiltrated the Twitterverse in 2013 but has lain mysteriously dormant since then, say... Read more
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