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...l for empowerment in order to ensure safe and responsible usage of digital media by young people and adults in the information society. ...in promoting media literacy and adequate handling of the internet and new media because the internet not only offers plenty of positive options but also va

*Paula Roth, New Media Summer School ...t often cannot compete with proprietary tools, in particular in regards to social networks.

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...h, so that they can make children aware and enable them to become critical media users, competent to protect both their own privacy and the privacy of other ...ate and support children and young people in their everyday use of digital media just as we do in all other areas of their upbringing.

...nd what they really do mean in a world where children grow up with digital media, and where cell phones, they use them in their daily life. ...urn to you, and if you could give us a short impression, what does digital media and the Internet play in your life. Just from everyday life.

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...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 ...nd it has become a critical infrastructure for our political, economic and social lives. All electronic communication these days is migrating to Internet pro

...enue, the tech, all of the logistic, the people, the volunteer, all of the social, networking events and opportunities, the publication reports and the messa ...to start this University. The University is known for combining technical, social sciences, the two parts that make internet, the technology and the people t

...users and citizens. Social media sites and services (microblogs – Twitter, social network sites – Facebook, user content sites – YouTube, etc.) have rece ...Austria, I am very much involved in drafting laws. I’m responsible for our media legislation, for example. We have any draft law bill in the Internet where

...ipt_20px.png | Transcript | link=Fake News – Dissolving Superstitions with Media Literacy – WS 10 2021#Transcript]]<br /> Workshop 10 on Media Literacy and Digital Skills discusses the innermost line of defense that pe

*Ardi Jürgens, Zone Media OÜ ...mall introductions, I would like to introduce the panel. This is from Zone Media or zone EE which is a brig registrar here in Estonia. Welcome to this sess

*assess the main social and legal issues that affect their digital transformation (online freedoms, *[https://rm.coe.int/16806a2e04 Empowering citizens through media literacy education], author: Manuel Pinto, University of Minho, written for

..., to answer, what languages do you use the most online, the web and social media, what languages do you use the most online. ...estion is, what languages do you use the most online on work and in social media, go to menti.com and use the code 34915265 to answer the question. We have

...n emotional or misleading approach. It will also highlight the role of the media in strengthening democracy and how new information and communications techn ...ute to creating a better (or worse) environment for resilient and reliable media and journalism, online and offline.

...in its own right, as it is an “enabler” of other rights, such as economic, social, and cultural rights. Adopted by consensus, the UN Human Rights Council res ...itical dissent, particularly in authoritarian countries, where traditional media outlets continue to fall under strict government control. The Freedom House

...n communication technologies (ICT) open up enormous opportunities for both social and economic development. However, at the same time they pose threats riski * '''Technical community representative''': Luca Antilli, Head of Media Literacy Research, Ofcom

...to give their views on the role of the Internet for democracy. Are social media applications indispensable tool for “people’s power” – and what els ...s already offer their citizens a legal right to access broadband Internet. Social networking is becoming an essential part of people's rights to communicate

...ve been in many conferences during my 15 years time involvement now in the media policy field. And I think EuroDIG as such is developing more and more. It h I liked very much the various views both from the traditional media side and especially also today from those who were called the new revolutio

...peration among European public service media and reinvigorating grassroots media, among others. Moderator: Liz Corbin, Deputy Media Director, Head of News, EBU (confirmed)

*Deborah Bergamini, Sub-Committee on Media and Information Society We will watch a video produced by students from the New Media Summer School and they will talk about what people want when they talk abou

*ICO introduction to GDPR: https://ico.org.uk/media/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr-1-0. ...ial (Twitter, facebook). Remote Moderators monitor and moderate the social media channels and the participants via WebEX and forward questions to the sessio

# 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

...xploiting people’s emotions. The end goal is to be picked up by mainstream media and successfully mine people’s trust by polluting the information ecosyst ...ournalism-media-and-technology-trends-and-predictions-2019.pdf Journalism, Media and Technology Trends and Predictions 2019]

The discussions on media and content tackled the E.U.’s copyright directive and participant found ...that is quantum Internet, also breaking traditional encryption. There are social challenges such as geopolitical misuse, some sort of an armed race, endange

...ng people should be considered stronger as users, digital natives and more media literate people. Young people were in particular referred to as users betwe ...not necessarily „speak the same language“ in terms of media use, a lot of media learning happens through peer learning.

* Ilya I. Massukh, Deputy Minister for Telecommunications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation Redefining the concept of privacy under influence of social network, mobile platforms, location services and cloud computing.

...actually, organizing the Danish IGF, Danish industry associations, Danish Media Council, Industry of Human Rights. So there were probably as many reasons f Of course, the Question of children, social communication media Internet, of course, electronic crime, this is something that we’re seein

...d discusses their interaction with other actors, such as regulators, other media, and users. ...ernance that specifically focusses on reducing extremist content on social media platforms (Christchurch call)

>> Thank you very much. Okay. Let’s pass to workshop 5, children and social media. Jutta, a few words. ...shall we do with younger children when going on to the Internet and using social networks? And it was stated by all of the stakeholders that industry and la

...surveillance that challenges privacy and can have a chilling effect on the media and, of course, on Freedom of Expression in general. It is clear that the P ...quote “These practices have a chilling effect on citizen participation in social, cultural and political life, and in the longer term could have a damaging

...ts. On the other hand, need for equal regulatory treatment for old and new media came up. ...ches many aspects of our lives and is an integral part of our economic and social life today. So we’re here to talk about what is the public interest? What

...Opportunities and challenges for media, content, and news in the changing media landscape of an Internet-enabled world ...ful postings have clogged comment channels in many European countries, and media outlets have been forced to shut them down or introduce heavy-handed modera

...ial (Twitter, facebook). Remote Moderators monitor and moderate the social media channels and the participants via WebEX and forward questions to the sessio ...n papers, so Giacome Mazzone, he worked in public service broadcasting and media for 20 years. I can pick out and mention here international companies like

...re more developed or used than in others, in certain countries some social media are blocked. That will make the communication from people more difficult, a ...ge. Funny thing, last night I was hearing the event of today on the social media, so LinkedIn and Facebook and what have you and I was doing that and the fi

...aying producers to produce even more (i.e. finding the balance between the social and economic value of the Internet) was highlighted. ...itiative was presented as an example to create a legal environment for new media that protects their freedom of expression and information (i.e. protection

..., business model, content creation, narratives, ethic, quality journalism, media literacy education, response to hate speech, take down, education, alternat Deployment of Internet infrastructure is insufficient without media literacy education, aimed at equipping (young) people with the competences

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...BARD: Okay. Talking about youth, we have the Youth Forum up there. The New Media Summer School. ...n Secretariat, so on a personal note not only from the people from the New Media Summer School, I wanted to express my appreciation for the support and invo

...roduce News Feed had impact on visibility and economy of small independent media in the test regions. A change in how YouTube suggests videos could impact t #https://mashable.com/2017/11/03/zeynep-tufekci-facebook-social-media/#FelcMfMz_Oq3

...cond paragraph to the commenting platform on our newsletter and our social media platforms. You will be able to get the direct – and also on our website � ...R: I don’t remember what else is coming up, but related to propaganda, the media literate side, we will never get rid of all propaganda on the Internet.

...ring movements starting in Tunisia and going on, et cetera. So it’s in the media. It’s on the political agenda. But the realities are quite different. ...and young people with migrant background, victims of trafficking, and with social and family problems.

*Narine Khachatryan, Media Education Center ...we risk losing actually a very nice market and marketplace and a very nice social place also where we have had so many opportunities in the past and where we

...variety of ways and with very little effort. This is even more the case on social networks, where we can upload, forward, comment or promote contents. Intern ...offensive, threatening comments in person, sent by emails, sms and through social networking

* Participate in decision making and address personal development and social challenges '''But inequalities in access limit the effectiveness of ICTs in addressing social needs'''

...he AI that we would no longer see, never ever in Europe, the AI that makes social scoring. This is the proposal, this must be banned in Europe. No citizens c ...the field of the Internet governance. We understand from our side, social media service providers and other Internet intermediaries these days have a profo

...he most drastic events of recent years, affecting almost all countries and social groups in Europe and confronting them with incredible challenges. Alongside *Many pupils and students have lost both their social and educational connection due to the Corona pandemic. This is, among other

[http://compact-media.eu/fake-news/] ...mission to The European Parliament, The Council, The European Economic and Social Committee and The Committee of The Regions

...obal IGF. Another idea was that NRI’s could be used to reach out to social media companies and invite them to the IGF. In general, it was said that NRI’s

...nbsp;Innovation and economic issues&nbsp;</span> <span class="m-a-c">&nbsp;Media & content&nbsp;</span> <span class="c-c-o">&nbsp;Cross cutting / other issu ...s-a-c">n</span> || <span class="table-squares-23 t-a-o">n</span> || In the media we are increasingly hearing about the lack of awareness and sensitivity to

...and significantly impair not only business operations but also many vital social structures that are predicated upon the free flow of data across a relative Media Change & Innovation Division, IPMZ

...at we mean by ‘Internet fragmentation’ and ‘digital sovereignty;’ what the social, political and economic costs of unintended fragmentation are; and what Eur :*Elfa Ýr Gylfadóttir, Director, Icelandic Media Commission and Chair of the Council of Europe CDMSI

* gray are from cluster[[Media, content and services]] ...bgcolor="#FFFFFF"|<span style="font-family: Calibri; font-size: xx-small;">Social Causes like Rape, Child Abuse, Minor Rapes<br />1. Counselling, crisis <br

...could be discussed: Privacy by design for services and applications (e.g. social networks, cloud computing, etc.); privacy in the workplace. ...singly important place on both national and international agendas (whether social networking, search engines, Internet of Things, the protection of children

*Ann Katrin Agebäck, Swedish Media Council ...is Ann Katrin Ageback. And I’m working as a senior advisor at the Swedish Media Council. I’ve been working all my life with child protection. And once I

...was – the reason why I created this app, it is because I had other social media platform before that, you could chat anonymously and a lot of people were c >> AMANDA: I want to say that the platforms, the dating app, the social media platform, they have a responsibility to make sure that people are safe. It

...from Google, he says do you think an open standard on digital identity and social networking is viable and worth pursuing. ...u can have central ID or who is actually claiming to be somebody on social media. It was very interesting discussion. Not yet at the point of making any dec

...the role of money in elections because they mostly do not apply to social media.

...tating the active citizen participation in building a Democrative society. Social and political development. Contributes to the progress of the humankind as ...ting and the base was laid for a sustainable development of the electronic media and diversity. Bridging the digital divide is one of the main challenges wo

...explored in different settings. It was reported that the Icelandic Modern Media Initiative (http://www.immi.is/?l=en) aims at finding ways to strengthen fr ...portance of open debate. Vicki Leagues which was something that was in the media in the last weeks for publishing those videos showing cults during the War

...regulation needed because there will be a shift in responsibility from the media to the citizens / viewers and to the intermediaries. ...nformed choices when engaging connected media provisions in the context of social, cultural, and technological change. Understanding the role of the gatekeep

...ce debates yet could contribute especially on topics such as online social media. Therefore, IG policy shaping forums such as the EuroDIG bring these issues ...o achieve the development goals. Soon it also becomes a level of economic, social and political development in general, and an instrument for political liber

...m of expression and association and so on. Or this can be in the economic, social, cultural rights, context, the right to education, digital education, quite ...ular, especially since the Internet space is not only regulated by public, social, legislation, regulation from the states intergovernmental organizations, b

...regional and even local level with industry and with the participation of social associations as well. Internet is increasingly more important not only at the social level, but also the relative weight that it has on the economy. We will als

https://www.skadden.com/-/media/files/publications/2019/04/competition-policy-for-the-digital-era/fn4unlock Already there are companies at the service level, in online retail, social media, search engines, DNS queries, etc. so big that they hold large percentages

...ttle cartoon that I did of our experience when we interact with the social media platform, for instance. This goes for many things. If you join the platform ...going back to relatively recent times, very huge amount of users of social media platforms were complete lit unaware of the fact that algorithms were playin

So as you all know, the COVID has pushed very much the user the online media and that has affected a lot the programs and the training institutions. Som ...f us have a personal experience about eLearning and about moving to online media due to the pandemic.

...eping these devices working, and being able to use various sorts of social media, is a vital lifeline for displaced persons on the road. They also play an i ...ions, disproportionate monitoring of uses, or restricting access to social media tools.

...o benefit from different online services (both private and public) and the social opportunities provided by the Internet. There is also a growing social and economic gap between those with up-to-date digital skills and those wit

...airness for all its users. Today, however, we see how platforms and social media are establishing monopolistic positions at the expense of users and smaller ...how interoperability should allow competition, how gatekeepers and social media platforms sometimes try to avoid competition and monopolize it instead,

...to be free is deeply ingrained in the genes of public discourse. Although media policy has remained a „normal“ tool of state(s), information beyond eac ...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

...or''': [http://www.eurodig.org/gry-hasselbalch Gry Hasselbalch, the Danish Media Council] ...the role of the electronic media, this is crucial to the reorganization of social space in the public sphere. Of course, we’ve had what some have called th

...this plenary will consider inter alia: revenue streams, traditional vs new media trends, new partnerships, Internet of things, cloud-computing and mobile se ...ve a remote participation moderator, who is Matthias Fiechter from the New Media Summer School. Matthias will take questions from remote participants and I

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...e the digital universe a framework of rules. What is the Role of Corporate Social Responsibility? How far are corporations willing to commit? Effective Corpo ...ts, the industry of digital content is a driving force for innovation, and social and economic development and has an important role in the advancement of in

...I’ll introduce Felix Kirchmeier, a Head of Unit Media Convergence & Social Media, DG CONNECT, European Commission, then we’ll go to Cao Hui, Director of S I call it a network for our social life, for our industry, for the economy, for traffic, for electricity, so t

Internet has brought social and economic change which also affects the digital content sector. This is ...oning as Alberto mentioned, and we are seeing a change in paradigm. In the media, this is very, very clear. We are moving from I don’t know if it’s illu

...can be predicted from the interest of where people is moving and where the social movement is moving. ...utionary and with the constraint of making green and also with the help of social networks.

...l know, is easy accessible part of the Internet, where you can find social media we all use. This first layer is the easy accessible part, where you find social media.

...d widespread mistrust of people from all over the world for the mainstream media and the mainstream politicians. >> Social networks are the key of social political and cultural links.

...name is Ana. The reason I’m here at the moment is because I’m also at the media summer school which is a side event for young people to educate young peopl ...c information. This is a call today because we are talking about Internet, media, journalism, in the new digital world. So that was message one. Two, we had

...nistrative personal identity on biometrics induces a complete shift in the social contract: individuals will no longer adhere and be recognised on the basis ...data-related attributes, and this contains all sorts of information around social interactions, your historical interactions with the world and with society.

An increasing share of our social interactions depends on the mediation by algorithmic decision making proces '''Remote moderator''': Ayden Férdeline, New Media Summer School

...f you to come. So I will not run over. I’ll tell you a bit more about that social event when – at end of this session. ...ovation is value from new stuff. And that value could be economic value or social value. But it’s not just new stuff for the sake of it. It’s about value

...e-calls-for-decentralized-protocols-such-as-dsnp-to-underpin-future-social-media-and-immersive-environment/ ...many research projects connected with new technologies such as VR, social media and disinformation. She was a technical assistant from Poland on Global Del

...ial (Twitter, facebook). Remote Moderators monitor and moderate the social media channels and the participants via WebEX and forward questions to the sessio ...hoices because as we know from practice with regard to a lot of the social media, for example, a significant number of users are not concerned about the use

*Many pupils and students have lost both their social and educational connection due to the Corona pandemic. This is, among other ...ldina has released a study, saying that some minors, especially those from social weaker backgrounds need to be more accompanied in the short and medium and

# To adapt and continue working on e-educational solutions and media literacy methodologies to deliver access to content and capacity building t ...e careful because they might be put behind the screens and that’s all. The social inclusion means much more. People should be among other people. But the que

...at online harms. Effectively implemented, the measures proposed can build social resilience against the treats in society. It also ensures key-stakeholders * Final Report of the Regional Conference “Media in Times of War”, held in Georgia in 2022

...ucation, social services, law enforcement, and self-regulatory policies by social networks and ISPs. ...in the digital age and to benefit from the huge opportunities that digital media provide to them? So I would like to first start with the corner there on my

...as well as multi-disciplinary approaches (infrastructure, legal, economic, social, educational and cultural aspects). Knowledge exchange, experience transfer ...sts do not superpose or undermine public interest. Public institutions and media should cooperate in building trust about Internet services instead of only

...nnounce it via our channels so for EuroDIG, it is the newsletter or social media and then get involved in the session if you are in Kyoto in person or if yo

...oring and coaching regarding start-ups that concern themselves with Online Media, ICT & automation, Health & Life Long Learning. More info & connect with Ru ...r />''Alexander Gunkel is a serial entrepreneur using space technology for social and environmental good. He co-founded 3 impact ventures: "Skytree" which in

>> HENRIK NILSSON: I’m an attorney, a partner in a Stockholm media law firm, specializing in issues such as privacy. I represent business inte ...s data generated that has significant utility value in terms of delivering social and economic gird, and I’d like to talk about some of that later on if I

...enefits of the Internet, which can in itself become a vicious circle about social empowerment, education, and development. And then finally the implications of all of this for media, culture and society. So again going back to these drivers, what does it me

..., risks, and opportunities” is about to provide an overview on the current social and economic situation considering the COVID-19 pandemic which is affecting ...nfluence some went down-and-out. Diverse domains such as telecoms, digital media, healthcare, e-commerce, banking and contactless payments are experiencing

...nbsp;Innovation and economic issues&nbsp;</span> <span class="m-a-c">&nbsp;Media & content&nbsp;</span> <span class="c-c-o">&nbsp;Cross cutting / other issu You can also [[Media:EuroDIG-SEEDIG_2020_List_of_proposals-web_01.pdf | download the list of pro

...ks, and civil society initiatives such as the Manifesto for Public Service Media Internet. What impact have also other international efforts on Europe's dig ...as a society we should be able to set the direction of the gross to obtain social and environmental sustainability.

...ave the particular focus on vulnerable groups and working with youth, with social problems, with behavioral problems and mainly raising the question of how t And the third reason democracy, third reason is the social aspect. That it opens up the world for people that otherwise might be more