Media Ecology
Luca De BiaseFuture can be as good as our narratives: knowledge commons have consequences
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Free the media
Chapter One - Free the media
Given how it has evolved over the first quarter of the 21st century, the media system has become inefficient and polluted. It ought to be one of the pillars of democracies, yet it appears to be one of thei...
Recommended networks
Today I’m writing about a couple of books and two articles. On the surface, they deal with very different topics. Yet they feel connected to me, because all of them touch on our ability to think clearly at a time when some fundamental conce...
Social media are less social
Social media are losing their soul, since quite a long time: they are less about people communicating with other people and more about personalities promoting themselves to an audience. Search engines are becoming increasingly less transpar...
What's possible can be done
I sent a newsletter yesterday, I don’t want to send too many newsletters, but today we discuss about a new European media ecosystem at Le Grand Continent. And I thought it would be nice to have a place where to gather ideas from the communi...
Alternative digital worlds
The largest ongoing experiment on the impact of self-regulating artificial intelligence, designed to serve the interests of massive corporations, is playing out among the billions of people who build their social relationships by using some...
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Historian, journalist, writer. Founder of Nòva at Il Sole 24 Ore. Teacher of Knowledge Management and Digital Citizenship. Media ecology researcher. Realistic utopian.
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