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Showing posts with label 2016 at 01:18PM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2016 at 01:18PM. Show all posts
Friday, December 23, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Eurosphere agenda: “The European Commission’s new anti-leak strategy has been leaked…
It’s almost too perfect. The European Commission’s new anti-leak strategy has been leaked.
The political parties, professions and media that were registered as the most active in the Twitter storm #DiaMundialdelosRefugiados were those from the centre left.
The conference saw an emboldened Left and a dejected Blairite camp, both struggling to come to terms with the new political terrain.
German CDU politician Jenna Behrends sparks a furore about sexism after a male colleague called her a “sweet mouse”.
Cities and activists across Europe are fighting their national governments to better welcome refugees.
Bue Rübner Hansen explains Barcelona’s project of bringing refugees into the city. Duration: 2:00.
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- Eurosphere agenda: “Row over Syria policy
- Eurosphere agenda: “Catalonia votes to start Spain secession…”Lufthansa cabin crew strike affects 113,000 passengers…
- Eurosphere agenda: “Corbyn re-elected as Labour leader…
- Eurosphere agenda: “EU migration: Crisis in graphics…
- Eurosphere agenda: Socialist Jeremy Corbyn, new leader of British Labour Party….”Saving Desperate Syrians in the Age of Peer-to-Peer Aid…
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Friday, July 22, 2016
An Inside Higher Ed interview with the author of “The Academic’s Guide to Social Media” -Cyberculture roundup…
Author discusses book on how and why academics should use social media for scholarly purposes.
July 22, 2016
Writing about social media is “dangerous,” according to Mark Carrigan, a sociologist and academic technologist at the University of Warwick, in Britain. In the time to take to finish a book on the topic, platforms launch and die, and fads come and go.
But he has written a book about it anyway. His Social Media for Academics (SAGE Publications) is not meant to be the final word on the topic, but a guidebook to how academics can use social media to publicize their work, build their networks and manage information — and how to find the time.
Ant colonies could inspire better network algorithms and robot swarms
Colonies of ants base decisions like where to establish a nest based on their population density. Scientists theorize that ants can estimate how many of their kind are around by randomly exploring the area and bumping into other ants. New research from MIT computer scientists not only supports this theory but could also be used to analyze social networks, improve robot swarms, and yield improve algorithms for networked communications in distributed computing applications. From MIT News:
Some Pokémon Go players have taken to Twitter to discuss the possible mental health benefits of playing the game.
Newlywed honeymoons without husband, copes through Facebook photo comedy
Who needs a honey to have a great honeymoon?
A woman whose husband couldn’t get a visa for their honeymoon in Greece goes without him – and has her picture taken at every location to show how much she misses him.
These are the new computers Facebook created to accelerate its machine learning research.
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- Iceland is not only a football hero but “Internet’s undisputed champions…Cyberculture agenda….
- Eurosphere agenda: “Coding in the classroom
- Cyberculture agenda: Internet user-friendly copyright law presented to European Parliament… “Global Digital & Social Media Stats: 2015
- Cyberculture agenda: UK Tribunal Declares NSA’s Data-Sharing with British Intel Illegal …Adidas is the first major brand to use Twitter’s Group DM for marketing…
- Cyberculture agenda: Obama’s Cyber-Threat initiatives… EFF: Transparency Is No Substitute For Free Speech…
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