Category Archives: social media
The US government wants to use social media platforms for the surveillance of non US citizens
Why you should stop using social media : The US government’ plans to use Facebook, Twitter and Google for the surveillance and political targeting of non US citizens Following my precedent post about social media that was questioning a … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, bias, Digital culture, Exploitation, Google, machine learning, Palantir, privacy, protection des données, social media, surveillance, Twitter, war
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A modern disease : the social impact of the criminalization of women thinking
The Social Impact of the Criminalization of Women’s Thinking : Investigative journalists, critical academics, female activists, intellectuals and political leaders under a hail of bullets This analysis based on the observation of the systemic and structural violence against women generated … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, bias, corruption, Digital culture, Ethnographie, everyday sexism, Exploitation, gender discrimination, immigrant, Power, qualitative research, repression, resistance, social impact, social media, social precarity, technology, Twitter, violence against women, women networks
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Societies of desinformation : how narratives of financial corruption serving US sovereignity might ruin the world
[PART 3] The narratives of financial corruption and money laundering spread by powerful networks as Palantir for the account of corrupted states build the infrastructure of a corrupted economy that might be questionned and challenged for maintaining centralized relations of … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, Exploitation, Film industry, finance capitalism, freedom of press, intelligence artificielle, media collusion, media industry, media plurality, Palantir, Power, protection des données, relations of power, shareholders, social media, social precarity, war, Wikileaks
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Ethique des données en ligne et protection des utilisateurs
Une lecture du rapport du NDG, dans le cadre du Réglement Européen sur la Protection des Données (RGPD), qui établit les principales recommandations. Après la publication du rapport établi par la commissaire du NDG (National Data Guardian for Health … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, Corporatism, ethique des données en ligne, infosharing, protection des données, RGPD, scientific production, social media, Technologies éducatives, Transparency
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How algorithms bias on Twitter favor media concentration, monopolies and manipulation
Algorithm bias excluding significant amounts of qualitative information, at the expense of creative alternative contents, and influencing public opinion I write this post to underline how processes of social discrimination are actually activated via the use of encrypted codes … Continue reading
Posted in algorithm bias, Digital culture, Digital entrepreneur, digital literacy, manipulation, Net neutrality, social media, Twitter, usages et appropriations, woman entrepreneur
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The reconfiguration of the internet and the threat to net neutrality
The end of net neutrality and the privatization of the free internet by tech giants is driving society to collapse. For years, the market of technology has been dominated by tech mastodontes as Facebook, Google, Twitter, Apple or Airbnb and … Continue reading
Posted in Corporatism, Digital culture, Digital entrepreneur, digital literacy, infosharing, Net neutrality, Power, social media, Technologies éducatives, Transparency, usages et appropriations
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Counter-mapping attackers and organized crime in Canada, US and Europe
Mapping patterns for surveillance and criminalization of targeted individuals in public institutions During the time I was a precarious PhD sholar in academia (2007-2013), I observed how policies of criminalization and victimization are being instrumentalized against targeted individuals by the … Continue reading
Posted in AI, bias, corruption, data sanitization, Film industry, finance capitalism, immigrant, infosharing, intelligence artificielle, manipulation, media collusion, narratives, open borders, Palantir, Power, power abuse, predictive crine, rape, relations of power, repression, science and technology, sexual harassment, social activism, social media, social precarity, State violence, surveillance, technology, UX inclusif, violence against women, war
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Corporatism and liberalism as a threat for the future of knowledge and humanity
[PART 1] READ [PART 2] Corporatism and liberalism as a threat for the future of knowledge and humanity under the Clintons governance The origins Hi, My name is Julie and I am a critical researcher. I believe in open culture … Continue reading
