Earlier this week, I gave an interview to Euronews Serbia about a rapidly growing trend on TikTok, NPC-style livestreams that are increasingly used by young people. At first glance, NPC livestreams on TikTok look playful, even absurd.
My recent interview on the Ready Living Podcast, I discussed why digital skills and critical thinking are essential in today’s digital society, and explored ways to build a more ethical and inclusive internet. I also had the opportunity to share a personal story about reclaiming my family history.
In honour of today’s International Day for Access to Information, Springer Nature Women spoke to me about the importance of digital inclusion, global socio-economic disruption and resilience, digital transformation, the current projects I am working on, and hopes for the future.
Recently, a creative team from Eemagine development interviewed me for their publication presenting people from the digital technologies world, asking me about the current projects, motivation, and #startwithwhy story. Below is the entire interview and you can also read it on Medium. How ICT Got Meaning in the Real-Time World A Career Path of a Brilliant Woman in the World Wide Web …
As more and more people awaken to the threats against our basic rights online, we must start a debate – everywhere – about the web we want.- Sir Tim Berners-Lee Web We Want is a global movement to defend, claim and change the future of the Web. The focus is …
Joanne Manaster is a cell and molecular biology lecturer at the University of Illinois. She currently works as an online course developer and lecturer of science courses for the School of Integrative Biology. Prior to this current position, Joanne has taught histology, cell biology, and tissue engineering laboratories to biology and …
One could call Simon Phipps a real eclectic geek, having in mind his background and activism globally: from campaigning for digital liberties, open data, open source software and political transparency, through his columns at InfoWorld to presidenting at the Open Source Initiative. Simon studied electronic engineering at the University of …