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About Photini Vrikki
Photini Vrikki is a Research Fellow in Digital Humanities at Brunel University London. She is currently leading the digital aspects of the AHRC Creative Interruptions project. Her research interests span from the politics of data and data storytelling to the identity politics, social movements, a... Read article
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Combating fake news: an impossible feat?
From there, Facebook introduced once more an already existing tool called “related articles”. This function shows related news articles upon publication so that an article's sources can be immediately corroborated, facilitating fact checking. Other tools that are being used are conversation bots,... Read article
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One day without us: mining Twitter, framing solidarity
Graph produced by Vrikki/Alevizou.Drilling down further into the Twitter dataset revealed other frequently used ... She is interested in Urban Media Ecologies, Creative Civic Activism and the intersections of social media, knowledge and networked learning. She has recently co-authored The Creativ... Read article
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newstatesman.com New Statesman | The database tyranny
She sits on the Advisory Council of the Foundation for Information Policy Research Raphael Gray Ian Steadman George Eaton About Becky Hogge Becky Hogge is a writer and technologist. She was formerly the technology director of award-winning current affairs website openDemocracy.net , and Executive... Read article
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europeanforum.net Tajikistan country update - European Forum - for Democracy and Solidarity
Despite the presence of five candidates, the election was characterised by a marked absence of real competition. This was partly due to the main opposition parties’ choices not to compete in the elections. Some analysts suggest that the mainly little-known candidates were “a show of democracy for... Read article
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yanisvaroufakis.eu There’s a lady who’s sure… « Yanis Varoufakis
Http://www.opendemocracy.net/openeconomy/ann-pettifor/open-letter-to-leaders-of-europe-abandon-gold-fetters How about these tiny Lagarde and hypocrites of the world? Roddo May 28, 2012 at 15:48 # Yanis, in a reversal of History the TROYka is starving Greeks by seige! The greeks need a brilliantly... Read article
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socfinance.wordpress.com The Guardian asks: “Economics has failed us: but where are the fresh voices?” « socializing finance
While sociologists took it upon themselves to increasingly challenge the historical demarcation line with economics by simply doing their own studies, it is a long process to gain recognition for this kind of work even within sociology. Perhaps both sociologists and journalists would benefit from... Read article
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mo.be Wordt het precariaat een nieuwe sociale klasse? | MO*
Deze MO*paper is gebaseerd op een tekst die Guy Standing ter beschikking stelde voor het nieuwjaarsmoment van 11.11.11, waar hij een lezing hield in het Engels. De tekst verscheen op 7 januari ook op de Britse nieuwssite Open Democracy www.opendemocracy.net . Lieve De Meyer vertaalde de tekst in ... Read article
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uillinoisenglish.blogspot.com UIUC Department of English Blog: Linky goodness
Proceeding in alphabetical order, the next link is to an online article published at openDemocracy.net by Michael Rothberg . The piece offers an analysis of recent neo-Nazi extremism in Germany, placing it within the context of that country's competing discourses around immigration and the value ... Read article
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eprints.nuim.ie Ireland’s European referendum: second take, high stake - NUIM ePrints and eTheses Archive
O'Brennan, John (2009) Ireland’s European referendum: second take, high stake. openDemocracy. pp. 1-5. Abstract The Irish people's second vote on the Lisbon treaty will have a decisive bearing on the European Union's constitutional future. The political misdirection of the "yes" side and the pole... Read article
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hse.ru Russia's internet party : National Research University Higher School of Economics
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alternet.org Items Tagged: mali | Alternet
Paul Rogers , OpenDemocracy , Mar 1, 2013 The Same Old Colonial Powers Are Licking Their Chops at the Thought of Invading Mali...and the Rest of West Africa Crisis in West Africa: Where Neocolonialism Meets Fundamentalism--With Dire Consequences for Mali's People Mali: Your One-Stop Shop for Unde... Read article
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joelschalit.com Forecast is Cloudy | Joel Schalit
A crisis foretold, again and again. My second collaboration with Keith Kahn-Harris, in Thursday's openDemocracy. Read article
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antiwar.com Paul Rogers « Antiwar Radio with Scott Horton
Paul is also a regular commentator on global security issues in both the national and international media, and is openDemocracy’s International Security Editor. He lectures at universities and defence colleges in several countries and has written or edited 26 books, including Global Security and... Read article
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blogs.loyno.edu Soul Food | Crude Awakening | Blogs | Loyola University New Orleans
This article first appeared in openDemocracy . It is reproduced here with permission. This entry was posted on July 2nd, 2010 About The Crude Awakening blog serves as a central resource for information about the Loyola University New Orleans community’s response to the Gulf Oil Disaster. Keep up ... Read article
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e3g.org Europe in the World News & Comment | Programmes | E3G
Programme news, comment on world affairs Oct 13 2007 By Chris Littlecott The weekend of 11th-13th October saw the first ever multi-lingual and pan-european deliberative poll take place in Brussels. E3G is a partner of this Tomorrow’s Europe initiative, and I was there to see how things took shape... Read article
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1913intel.com How Moscow protesters turned from angry urbanites into enraged citizens | openDemocracy | 1913 Intel
How Moscow protesters turned from angry urbanites into enraged citizens | openDemocracy Vladimir Putin’s swearing-in as President last week was accompanied by protest rallies that were brutally broken up by police, and their organisers imprisoned. But as the Occupy Abay sit-in and organised ‘stro... Read article
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gathering.typepad.com Gathering: Networks and conversations
That was when, at the suggestion of a friend, Anthony Barnett came to me with a proposal. “Power and Democracy”. An online magazine called PAD. So I started talking to him about networks. A year later, after what began to seem like an endless round of business plans, pitches and brainstorms, with... Read article
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