22/10/14
Should a Facebook “like” constitute free speech to be protected?
Susan Sarapin & Pamela Morris (2014) When “Like”-Minded People Click: Facebook Interaction Conventions, the Meaning of “Speech” Online, and Bland v. Roberts, First Amendment Studies, 48:2, 131-157.
How Social Media Reduces Mass Political Polarization
Pablo Barberá (2014). "How Social Media Reduces Mass Political Polarization. Evidence from Germany, Spain, and the U.S.". New York University.
Redes sociais reduzem extremismo político.
Redes sociais reduzem extremismo político.
20/10/14
New Problems for Journalism in the Digital Age
Cádima, F. Rui (2014). "New Problems for Journalism in the Digital Age". Understanding communications in the new media era, Aydemir Okay (Ed.). Istanbul: Medialog.
17/10/14
11/10/14
09/10/14
07/10/14
Omnigoogle
Europa contra Google
David Drummond, Vice-Presidente da Google: “Hemos recibido peticiones de políticos para retirar contenidos”
David Drummond, Vice-Presidente da Google: “Hemos recibido peticiones de políticos para retirar contenidos”
01/10/14
Generación 'firechat'
La generación 'firechat' evade la censura: China bloquea las redes sociales para acallar la 'primavera asiática'
26/09/14
23/09/14
The Internet and the State
Michel van Eeten, Milton Mueller and Nico van Eijk (2014). The Internet and the State: A Survey of Key Developments
09/09/14
Destiny
El videojuego de todos los récords - ‘Destiny’ - que ha costado 380 millones de euros, es el producto cultural más caro de la historia
08/09/14
TV and Media 2014
Changing consumer needs are creating a new media landscape (Ericsson Consumer Insight Summary Report September 2014)
03/09/14
Journalism in Digital Times
Mapping Digital Media: Global Findings
The Global Findings reveal common themes across the world:
- Governments and politicians have too much influence over who owns, operates, and regulates the media.
- Many media markets are rife with monopolistic, corrupt, or untransparent practices.
- It’s not clear where many governments and other bodies get their evidence for changes or updates to laws and policies on media and communication.
- Media and journalism online offer hope of new, independent sources of information, but are also a new battleground for censorship and surveillance.
- Data about the media worldwide are still uneven, unstandardized, and unreliable, and are often proprietary rather than freely accessible.
The Global Findings reveal common themes across the world:
- Governments and politicians have too much influence over who owns, operates, and regulates the media.
- Many media markets are rife with monopolistic, corrupt, or untransparent practices.
- It’s not clear where many governments and other bodies get their evidence for changes or updates to laws and policies on media and communication.
- Media and journalism online offer hope of new, independent sources of information, but are also a new battleground for censorship and surveillance.
- Data about the media worldwide are still uneven, unstandardized, and unreliable, and are often proprietary rather than freely accessible.
29/08/14
27/08/14
18/08/14
Hacking
¿Es delito el 'hacking ético'? - (I)/(II)
Mercè Molist (2014). Hackstory.es. La historia nunca contada
del underground hacker en la Península Ibérica. http://hackstory.es/ebook/Hackstory%20-%20Merce%20Molist%20Ferrer.pdf
MURILO BANSI MACHADO (2013) POR DENTRO DOS ANONYMOUS BRASIL:
PODER E RESISTÊNCIA NA SOCIEDADE DE CONTROLE. Tese de Mestrado. Univ Federal do ABC. http://murilomachado.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/dissertacao-anonymous.pdf
Suelette
Dreyfus (1997). Underground. Hacking,
madness and obsession on the electronic frontier. Kew: Mandarin. http://www.underground-book.net/download.php3
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