Media Ecology
Luca De BiaseFuture can be as good as our narratives: knowledge commons have consequences
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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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