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  • Finnish Internet Forum, II
    == Shared Social Media Services as Alternatives to Big Social – even for governmental communications? ==
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  • Live documentation & streaming
    ==== Social Media ====
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  • YOUthDIG 06 2023
    #REDIRECT [[Reimagining Social Media – YOUthDIG 06 2023]]
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  • Disinformation and Echo Chambers – YOUthDIG 04 2023
    #REDIRECT [[Disinformation and Propaganda in Social Media. – YOUthDIG 04 2023]]
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  • Flash 08 2023
    #REDIRECT [[Building Resilience: Youth Engagement on Social Media and Metaverse – Flash 08 2023]]
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  • Building Resilience: Youth Engagement on Social Media and Metaverse – Flash 08 2023
    ...ing Resilience through Data Values: Empowering Youth Engagement via Social Media. – Flash 08 2023]]
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  • WS 06 2020
    #REDIRECT [[Social media – opportunities, rights and responsibilities – WS 06 2020]]
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  • Online networking competencies for millennials – Flash 04 2017
    online networking competencies, digital skills,social media, digital awareness, youth entrepreneurship, innovation ...ir online social network platform use and to get more leverage from online social networks. The session focuses in interactively proposing and discussing a s
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  • Disinformation and Propaganda in Social Media. – YOUthDIG 04 2023
    ...da. Furthermore, it will shed light on the mechanisms through which social media platforms facilitate the rapid spread of such false narratives. ...interaction at Tampere University. Topics of interest in research: social media, algorithms and disinformation.
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  • Reimagining Social Media – YOUthDIG 06 2023
    ...stayed largely unregulated which lead to a poor alignment between them and social norms and values. ...incing the public that their current form is the definitive form of social media. But is it so?
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  • Building Resilience through Data Values: Empowering Youth Engagement via Social Media. – Flash 08 2023
    * Explore the role of social media in empowering youth engagement with data values * Identify important topics for creating engaging social media content
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  • Blogs participation and protest – 2015
    ...ging. Along with the social networks blogs are a significant factor in the media landscape that affect public discourse and the development of democratic pr ...media services and platforms that are carriers and / or content creators, media system seems more complex and the need for interpretation of the essence an
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  • “Under Pressure” – Talking about Mental Health in the Digital World – YOUthDIG 03 2022
    Social media and other applications do all it can to attract your attention and keep you ...or Mental Health’ (25 May 2017): https://time.com/4793331/instagram-social-media-mental-health/
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  • Media, content and services
    Media and social media – converging content ...yle="font-family: Calibri;">Media Convergence & the future of audio-visual media</span>
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  • Effective media literacy for the end-user – WS 05 2009
    ...media education; mapping of media education policies; dynamic coalition on media governance. ...media education; mapping of media education policies; dynamic coalition on media governance.
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  • Online social media – governance issues from a user perspective – PL 02 2009
    ...s expect from providers and from governments? What rules for online social media? How will they develop their own internal rules? How do we manage diverse n ...s expect from providers and from governments? What rules for online social media? How will they develop their own internal rules? How do we manage diverse n
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  • Media in the digital age – Breakout session 2015
    ...s in the way that we produce news? There is an array of new tools but many media have abused them. There is still traditional journalism and not all types o - Are the media better now and in which way? There is huge tabloidization in journalism.
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  • NewsArcade: seriously, play the news! – Flash 02 2023
    ...ntent in new ways, to seek out a new audience. It will be embedded in news media websites and will constitute the only game in the market that is based on r ...avirus-transmission-cough-6-feet-ar-ul.html NYTimes game-inspired story on social distancing]
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  • YOUthDIG 2023 programme
    | class="m-a-c category" | '''[[:Category:Media and content 2021 | Media & content]]''' ...Social Media. – YOUthDIG 04 2023 | Disinformation and Propaganda in Social Media.]]
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  • Open standards, open source
    ...ic sphere and they generally accept that in order to be part of the public social sphere, they must consent to give up their right to further use of their da
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  • Audience takeways, conclusions and next steps – 2009
    * Jan Malinowski, Head, Media and Information Society Division, Directorate General of Human Rights and L * William Dee, Directorate General for Information Society and Media Internet, Network and Information Security Unit, European Commission
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  • Digital education action plan – Flash 03 2018
    *media literacy ...d the contact point for EEG. She has recently co-founded and is CEO of the social enterprise Sunium. Nadia has advocated nearly ten years for youth participa
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  • Copyfighters – Youth for a modern copyright reform
    ...r to enable young people across Europe to share cultural works, strengthen social cohesion and foster exchange of knowledge. Copyright policy often goes too | Evening social activity
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  • YOUthDIG 2022 webinar 04
    '''Disinformation/Social Media Platform development''' ...forms-to-do-for-us/ Reimagining the digital public sphere: what do we want social platforms to do for us?]
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  • YOUthDIG 2022
    ===2. Envisioning the Future of Social Media=== *Introduce a framework that encourages social, and discourages antisocial behaviour in the digital world. This can be app
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  • Meeting with Startups PART I – YOUthDIG 2018
    ...cebook, and other social media channels, connecting brands with top social media influencers.''
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  • Messages from Belgrade – 2011
    * With the spread of use of social networks for private and business communication, the issue of privacy and i ...sonal data but also with regard to how they behave vis-à-vis other users). Social responsibility and respect for minorities should be promoted.
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  • The Internet of 2020: Future services – future challenges – WS 06 2009
    ...stionable whether a regime could survive if it is not accepted in society (social consciousness). In contrast, it was stressed that some copyright protection ...ks are likely to increase the potential participation in/of public service media leading to more blurring of radio and television.
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  • YOUthDIG 2022 webinar 02
    *CDMSI Steering Committee on Media and Information Society *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaaC57tcci0 The Social Dilemma], 2020
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  • Tagcoding – A digital skill for the sustainable society – Flash 11 2019
    *retrieving #tagcoded social media content.
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  • Programme overview 2009
    ...media_literacy_for_the_end-user_%E2%80%93_WS_05_2009|'''WS 5:''' Effective media literacy for the end-user]] ...ues_from_a_user_perspective_%E2%80%93_PL_02_2009|'''PL 2:''' Online social media – governance issues from a user perspective]]
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  • YOUthDIG 07 2021
    * Farzaneh Badiei, Director of Social Media Governance Initiative, Yale Law School
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  • Accountability in the Digital Age – Flash 07 2019
    ...igital technology fosters innovation. Online platforms, e-commerce, social media, artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics and the internet of thin ...g and other forms of personal harassment or exploitation through to malign social engineering, phishing and hacking attacks which can threaten key networks a
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  • Merja Ylä-Anttila – Keynote 06 2023
    ...h Broadcasting Company (YLE) since 1 September 2018. She has worked in the media sector for 30 years. ...ok the job at YLE, "I have a lot of experience in journalism, but also in media business management during times of transformation and transition."
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  • Programme overview 2015
    '''[[:Category:New media 2015|Media in the digital ages]]''' Plenary 1. '''[[Media_in_the_digital_age_–_PL_01_2015 | Media in the digital age]]'''
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  • Programme overview 2011
    ...93_WS_06_2011|'''WS 6:''' Digital literacy and skills towards economic and social development]] ..._%E2%80%93_a_new_threat%3F_%E2%80%93_WS_07_2011|'''WS 7:''' Cybercrime and social networking sites – a new threat?]]
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  • YOUthDIG 2018 programme
    ...it relate to Internet governance? – YOUthDIG 2018|Human rights in the new media age, and how does it relate to Internet governance? ]] (with contribution o | class="header" | Social event (tbd)
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  • WS 02 2024
    Working title: <big>''' Workshop 2a: Managing change in media space (Part 1)'''</big><br /> Working title: <big>'''Workshop 2b: Managing change in media space (Part 2)'''</big><br />
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  • Net neutrality 14
    ...well as content and social-media platforms emerge as new gatekeepers. For Media to fulfil their role as \'fourth estate\', it is crucial to have a neutral
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  • European perspectives on fostering security, privacy and openness on the Internet (Part II) – 2008
    ...ies and management of personal profiles and behaviour online (connected to social networking sites, sites used for public rating or harassment of others like * Richard Swetenham, European Commission, DG InfoSoc & Media
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  • Privacy and data protection
    ...e, “super computers” and “Snowden”, but privacy is for them connected with social contexts and close relations with family and friends. Their understanding o ...eir right to determine how their personal data is used. Web 2.0 and social media demonstrate how users play a role in determining the nature of business rel
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  • How to put ‘Katowice IGF Messages’ into practice? – Pre 01 2022
    '''If you have a social media algorithm that observes your behaviour, profiling you, and feeds you things *''Economic and social inclusion and human rights''
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  • Big data and the challenges for the media – 2015
    *Fostering participation of citizens in political and social life and increasing transparency of government. **New Media & Journalism
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  • Copyright reform in Europe – expectations and reality, benefit or harm? – Pre 01 2018
    * The impact of the law on the development of digital media ...ial (Twitter, facebook). Remote Moderators monitor and moderate the social media channels and the participants via WebEX and forward questions to the sessio
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  • E-Participation in shaping a greener environment – Flash 12 2018
    ...ost.com/shannon-dosemagen-/social-media-and-saving-t_b_9100362.html Social Media and Saving the Environment Clicktivism or Real Change?]
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  • Don’t forget silver surfers – Digital inclusion and literacy focused on seniors – Pre 02 2018
    ...teracy and digital skills for adults is not just a task of their family or social environment but implies raising awareness and a multistakeholder in the pro ...ial (Twitter, facebook). Remote Moderators monitor and moderate the social media channels and the participants via WebEX and forward questions to the sessio
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  • YOUthDIG 2021 programme
    | class="m-a-c category" | '''[[:Category:Media and content 2021 | Media & content]]''' | class="c-c-o" | [[YOUthDIG 03 2021|Social Evening: Living Library]]
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  • The new EU Data Protection Regulation concerns you – Flash 10 2017
    ...the Brazil or in China or open an account with an US-based game or social media company.
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  • The German Youth Protection Act – Amendment of 2020 – BigStage 2020
    ...ds, In all actions concerning children, whether taken by public or private social welfare institutions, courts of law, administrative authorities or legislat ...the access to information and most media, but also youth protection in the media. We have Article 32, the right to be protected from child labor, Article 34
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  • Right to be forgotten or to rewrite history? – Hot topic 2016
    * Elena Perotti, Executive Director of Media Policy and Public Affairs, WAN-IFRA ...ies. She holds a Masters of Law in International Law and is experienced in media policy, senior management, global event organisation, and public relations.
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  • Co-designing the Global Internet Policy Observatory (GIPO) – 2015
    17:15 – 17:30 '''Sharing, gathering and interpreting social media data on policy issues''' Session 2 '''How should the social media data be analyzed and presented for informing policy debates''' led by Corne
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  • Wrap up by Thomas Schneider – 2023
    ...we were 15 years ago, we were all very optimistic that technology, social media would help to Democratize our countries, would offer new opportunities, we ...ly with the technologies, but it has become clear to everybody through the media, through the hype around some of the applications that this is something th
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  • Programme overview 2010
    ..._and_responsibilities_%E2%80%93_WS_05_2010|'''WS 5:''' Children and social media – opportunities and risks, rules and responsibilities]]
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  • Literacy, empowerment and capacity building
    ...der: 1px solid #00000a;" align="LEFT"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Media Education Center, Armenia</span> ...er: 1px solid #00000a;" align="LEFT" |<span style="font-family: Calibri; ">Media and Digital Literacy</span>
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  • Gender in the immersive digital future – a new matriarchy? – BigStage 2020
    ...l focus on a Virtual Reality human and Mother-AI debate about the emerging social changes in the digital society of the 21st century. Central to discussion w Audiovisual media services offer education schemes and scholarships allowing access for women
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  • YOUthDIG 2022 programme
    | class="m-a-c category" | '''[[:Category:Media and content 2021 | Media & content]]''' | Dinner/Social Programme
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  • Surveillance, privacy and related topics
    ...e, “super computers” and “Snowden”, but privacy is for them connected with social contexts and close relations with family and friends. Their understanding o ...iety, particularly leisure and consumption, health, social security, work, media, politics. Which regulatory approaches and frames are needed to ensure such
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  • YOUthDIG 2021
    ...rvation of human rights, agency and dignity. The community rules of social media and online platforms should respect the human rights of marginalised groups *Academia and the educational system should implement media and information literacy, fostering critical thinking. Creating a more holi
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  • Welcome 2019
    ...me time, it also becomes clear that social media can create an even deeper social divides and turn groups of people against one another. ...hat it can support freedom and democracy and foster innovation, along with social and economic progress.
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  • “Addictiveness” of digital devices and applications? Impact on individuals and society – approaches and chances for regulation – BigStage 2021
    Discussion about the addictiveness of social media and games is raging wild. Many parents are frustrated and worried about the
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  • Keynote 02 2020
    ...important event, we’re a founding partner, we represent 116 public service media organizations for those that don’t know us, across Europe, North Africa a ...les around media, the rules around broadcast media, the rules around other media and how that has changed over time. You know, there is no one‑size‑fits
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  • Draft programme 2018
    | class="m-a-c category" | '''[[:Category:Media and content 2018 | Media & content]]''' | class="m-a-c" rowspan="2" colspan="3" | '''PL 2''': Remedies to Social media ills<br />36, 47, 48, 52, 62, 70, 84, 102, 120, 134, 146, 177, 199, 218, 22
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  • Children’s rights and protection on the internet – Flash 12 2017
    online safety, children’s rights, media literacy, freedom of expression, positive content, youth empowerment ...100 countries worldwide, and across all continents. From cyberbullying to social networking, each year Safer Internet Day aims to raise awareness of emergin
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  • Tobias Bornakke – Keynote 06 2023
    ...tal methods and has led several studies on the democratic debate on social media across the Nordic countries. ...ontent and nothing acceptable for children, so today all of the big social media platforms have age limitations on their usage but it is not being enforced
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  • Should I click for Internet governance? Where? – WS 01 2015
    ...enable the Internet to actually play this role of a catalyst of economic, social, cultural and political development? If we take end users as an example, do *[http://italia2014.eu/media/3769/council-conclusions-on-internet-governance.pdf Council of the European
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  • Sheet
    | id="social_event_17june_24" class="break_24" colspan="5" | Social event by Baltic Domain Days ...track" rowspan="2" | [[ WS 02 2024 | '''Workshop 2a:''' Managing change in media space (Part 1)]] (60')
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  • Online political advertising and disinformation – gathering evidence, shaping regulation – BigStage 2020
    In this session, Dr Meike Isenberg from the German Media Authorities will talk about important research she led on how online platfo ...he full range of media policy questions, in particular media plurality and media literacy.
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  • Messages from Stockholm – 2012
    '''Social media''' – this has transformed journalistic practices as well as public percep ...to include new forms and tools of political participation. Public service media can play an important role here in ensuring quality news reporting.
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  • Keynote 02 and YouthDIG Messages 2021
    One track, if you allow me to call it a track, it is about media, public discussion, public sphere and whatever goes with it, the number of ...er since 2008. Just for the record, we’re an association of public service media, and we’re presenting 114 broadcasters in Europe and associated with Asia
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  • Keynote 03 2022
    ===2. Envisioning the Future of Social Media=== *Introduce a framework that encourages social, and discourages antisocial behaviour in the digital world. This can be app
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  • Consolidated programme 2020
    | class="m-a-c category" | '''[[:Category:Media and content 2020 | Media & content]]''' ...0c?t=10456]] | [[image:Icon_transcript_20px.png | Transcript | link=Social media – opportunities, rights and responsibilities – WS 06 2020#Transcript]]
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  • EuroDIG 2023 – FocalPoints
    ...hich focus on telecom and digital regulations, trade policy, and corporate social responsibility. He loves implementing advocacy campaigns, building coalitio ...lso leading the international master’s program “Sustainable Digital Life” (social sciences). Previously, he was leading the “Human-Technology Interaction�
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  • Agreeing on the Messages for Focus Area 4 – FA 04 2022
    ...use the terminology media and information literacy so, maybe we could have media and information literacy, including digital literacy and I think about the ...omething along the lines of journalism as a public good and public service media specifically, if that could be included.
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  • Regulatory approaches to guiding ICT innovation – The age of self-regulation has ended – Flash 10 2019
    ...ational tensions also arise from the use of algorithmic systems for social media bots, micro-targeting of political ads and other interventions in the infor ...ate Verge article (10 April 2019) about] [https://www.wyden.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Algorithmic%20Accountability%20Act%20of%202019%20Bill%20Text.pdf Algori
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  • EuroDIG 2021 – FocalPoints
    | rowspan="2" | [[WS 10 2021|WS 10]] || rowspan="2" | Media Literacy and Digital Skills || Maia Simonishvili || The National Parliament ...at UNDRR United Nations Disaster Risk Reduction, in charge of the project Media Saving Lives.
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  • Stefan Lindström – Keynote 04 2023
    There is a social media war also on different way, and all Western platforms. Also note Russian con All of the social media and a lot of other signaling resources that comes from technology, that com
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  • Cybercrime and social networking sites – a new threat? – WS 07 2011
    ...ot only attract bona fide users. The aim of the workshop is to look at how social networking sites are being targeted by cybercriminals, how privacy and iden ...e legitimate collection, use and transfer of (aggregated) personal data by social networks and its interception by third parties for criminal purposes. Ident
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  • Messages from Strasbourg – 2008
    ...Large Organisation (EU-RALO); Annette Mühlberg, Head of e-Government, New Media, Public Administration; United Services Union (trade union: ver.di), German <li>The Internet’s potential as a driver for economic, social and political development and innovation lies in its openness. On the Inter
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  • EuroDIG 2020 – FocalPoints
    ...6 2020|WS 6]] || Opportunities and threats for freedom of speech on social media || Sabrina Vorbau || European Schoolnet/Insafe ...Universidade Católica Portuguesa in Lisbon and a master's degree in Global Media and Transnational Communications from Goldsmiths, University of London. She
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  • Youth empowerment – WS 02 2015
    ...ducate users raising their awareness of online risks; teaching digital and media literacy and skills; ...ovide in order to assist economic development, competitiveness, education, social sphere.
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  • Digital literacy and skills towards economic and social development – WS 06 2011
    ...discussion around the world. With increasing awareness of the economic and social benefits of being online, there is accordingly, a growing number of initiat ...e topic of access needs to be considered as highly important and linked to social inclusion.
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  • Children and social media – opportunities and risks, rules and responsibilities – WS 05 2010
    * Narine Khatchatryan, Media Education Center ...m competencies in order to be Internet literate, and the implementation of media literacy programmes are important ways to move forward.
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  • Openness, rights and access
    [[Social inclusion and equal participation]] ...individuals. This balance has to be leveled out. We will shape education, media, services and most things of our lives based on data. We need to make sure
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  • EuroDIG 2024 – FocalPoints
    | [[WS_02_2024 | Workshop 2a]] || Managing change in media space (Part 1) (working title) | [[WS_02_2024 | Workshop 2b]] || Managing change in media space (Part 2) (working title)
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  • Digital broadcast merging with Internet services – How will the media ecosystem change? – WS 06 2012
    ...han Wahlberg from Swedish Television sitting there. This workshop is about media and the Internet. I will immediately leave this floor and the workshop to o ...s, and probably the two that drives a bigger audience daily than any other media in Sweden.
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  • Internet & democracy – the case of Covid Infodemics – BigStage 2020
    ...as so far developed out of any democratic control, thus producing waves of media populism. The recent pandemic, and the subsequent health infodemic, reveale ...als to the people against the 20 Century populism but by exploiting social media and Big Data with greater success. Without this essential feature, for inst
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  • Human rights for Internet users: theoretical approaches vs realities in the region
    ...Guide become a tool for online service providers in the exercise of their social corporate responsibility?
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  • Knowing. The future of the Internet and how to reboot it – 2016
    ...ching and tech companies’ consolidation are driving the economy as well as social changes in learning, labour, leisure, etc. The ‘Internet of Things’ and ...timising learning environments''' in particular by harnessing 21st century media and information literacies (coding included), to help citizens make informe
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  • Doing everything online – mental wellbeing vs. digital addiction effects on human interaction – WS 13 2021
    2. '''Safety and Mental Wellbeing''': how can social networks and online platforms modernize their work to make cyberspace a bet * Problematic Interactive Media Use: https://digitalwellnesslab.org/parents/pimu/
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  • Responding to disinformation in times of COVID-19 and geopolitical conflict – FA 04 Sub 01 2022
    ...ing from the European Convention on Human Rights. At the same time, social media are not always assuming the neutral platform role they claim to have. ...vernmental organizations, governments, civil society, the media and social media.
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  • Digital information literacy as a modern civic skill – a Finnish perspective – WS 02 2023
    **PhD, Media Education<br> ...sity Lecturer of Media Education, Tampere University. Adjunct Professor of Media Education, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). <br>
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  • Set the sails right? – Keynote 04 2022
    ...jected are the figures of last year’s, more than 1 million views on social media, through the international conference, through around Italy, it was around ...s, I would like to close for the end of this day. I hope to see you at the social evening. It will be a wonderful time with beautiful performance, they’ll
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  • Consolidated programme 2024
    | id="social_event_17june_24" class="break_24" colspan="4" | Social event by Baltic Domain Days ...track" rowspan="2" | [[ WS 02 2024 | '''Workshop 2a:''' Managing change in media space (Part 1)]] (60')
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  • Messages 2023
    # The Internet has changed how war is fought, and how it is covered by media. At the same time, the war has put ‘One world, one Internet’ to a stres ...gital Services Act and Digital Markets Act will be helpful in this regard. Media literacy of users should also be strengthened to equip users to discern pro
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  • Trickles, springs, waterfalls – European democracy in change – PL 04 2012
    Next is Marietje Schaake, MEP for the Netherlands, Social Liberal Party. ...a? Does it – is it complementary? It’s certainly here, and the traditional media has to adapt. And we will be hearing about the challenges and also the oppo
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  • Tackling online harms – a regulation minefield? Present and future. – PL 07 2019
    ...any governing bodies have been seeking to compete on who is putting social media in order, leading to many proposals for regulation. For government, it’s ...sion-regulation-reseaux-sociaux.pdf French Report on responsabilisation of social networks]
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  • Consolidated programme 2023
    ...nternet Forum, II | '''Shared Social Media Services as Alternatives to Big Social?''' ]] (60') ...background-color:#fff;" colspan="10" | [[ Reception at Tampere City Hall – Social event 2023 | '''Reception at Tampere City Hall''']]
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  • New media: Freedoms and responsibilities – PL 03 2011
    ...media professionals considerably. New media don’t follow the conventional media regulation scheme any more. ...mmunicating with the whole world was underlined as a unique feature of new media.
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