#digital-platforms — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #digital-platforms, aggregated by home.social.
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Why the Future of the Web Is Less Centralized Than It Looks https://tinyurl.com/4mnxeve3
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #WebInfrastructure #DigitalPlatforms #CloudComputing #OpenSource #InternetGovernance #DigitalPolicy
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Why the Future of the Web Is Less Centralized Than It Looks https://tinyurl.com/4mnxeve3
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #WebInfrastructure #DigitalPlatforms #CloudComputing #OpenSource #InternetGovernance #DigitalPolicy
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Many firms praise crowdsourced ideas yet underfund the systems behind them. Where has IT helped your organization unlock ideas, and where has it held them back? #ITLeadership #Crowdsourcing #OpenInnovation #DigitalPlatforms #EnterpriseIT #TechStrategy #CollectiveIntelligence
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/quiet-power-behind-crowdsourced-innovation-sanjay-k-mohindroo--lo4wc -
🏛️ Great digital platforms aren't created overnight. They evolve through long-term collaboration.
Last week, our team met with representatives from the University of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Rostock for another on-site sprint. Together, we planned the next steps for upgrading the shared multi-site platform to TYPO3 v13, and we discussed our future plans.
This project has been growing continuously since 2015. Today, seven universities and research institutions share one scalable TYPO3 platform while maintaining their own identities.
With over 280 domains, 93,000 pages, 2,500 editors and more than 500,000 managed files, it is a prime example of how shared digital infrastructure can deliver efficiency, accessibility and long-term sustainability.
Thank you to everyone involved for the open discussions, valuable ideas and excellent collaboration. We’re already looking forward to the next sprint. 🙌 Find out more about the project 🔗 https://bab.si/2tn52
#TYPO3 #HigherEducation #OpenSource #DigitalPlatforms #Collaboration #Accessibility #WeArePluswerk
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🏛️ Great digital platforms aren't created overnight. They evolve through long-term collaboration.
Last week, our team met with representatives from the University of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Rostock for another on-site sprint. Together, we planned the next steps for upgrading the shared multi-site platform to TYPO3 v13, and we discussed our future plans.
This project has been growing continuously since 2015. Today, seven universities and research institutions share one scalable TYPO3 platform while maintaining their own identities.
With over 280 domains, 93,000 pages, 2,500 editors and more than 500,000 managed files, it is a prime example of how shared digital infrastructure can deliver efficiency, accessibility and long-term sustainability.
Thank you to everyone involved for the open discussions, valuable ideas and excellent collaboration. We’re already looking forward to the next sprint. 🙌 Find out more about the project 🔗 https://bab.si/2tn52
#TYPO3 #HigherEducation #OpenSource #DigitalPlatforms #Collaboration #Accessibility #WeArePluswerk
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Kazakhstan Plans to Introduce AI Tools in Sports and Tourism
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Movimentos na ONU e na União Europeia deixam claro que está na hora de o Brasil discutir seriamente a tributação das plataformas digitais que operam por aqui. Minha reflexão, e proposição, no Jornal GGN.
https://jornalggn.com.br/artigos/james-gorgen-a-hora-de-o-brasil-tributar-as-plataformas-digitais/
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Movimentos na ONU e na União Europeia deixam claro que está na hora de o Brasil discutir seriamente a tributação das plataformas digitais que operam por aqui. Minha reflexão, e proposição, no Jornal GGN.
https://jornalggn.com.br/artigos/james-gorgen-a-hora-de-o-brasil-tributar-as-plataformas-digitais/
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Recap TYPO3Camp Vienna 2026 🧡
Last weekend, the University of Vienna (Universität Wien) hosted open discussions, impromptu sessions, and candid conversations about the future of our industry and fresh ideas.
Topics ranged from TYPO3 v14 and AI-supported workflows to agency patterns, composable architectures and the future of open-source platforms. This demonstrates just how rapidly our ecosystem is evolving.
However, as always, the real value of a TYPO3Camp extends beyond the sessions themselves, encompassing the conversations between talks and the variety of perspectives, as well as the collective commitment to sharing experiences.
As a Gold Sponsor, we were delighted to contribute to the on-site discussions and sessions. 🤩 See you next year, Vienna 👋
Find out more about +Pluswerk’s TYPO3 expertise 🔗 https://t1p.de/1es4y
#TYPO3 #TYPO3CampVienna #OpenSource #TYPO3Community #DigitalPlatforms #AI #ComposableArchitecture
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Recap TYPO3Camp Vienna 2026 🧡
Last weekend, the University of Vienna (Universität Wien) hosted open discussions, impromptu sessions, and candid conversations about the future of our industry and fresh ideas.
Topics ranged from TYPO3 v14 and AI-supported workflows to agency patterns, composable architectures and the future of open-source platforms. This demonstrates just how rapidly our ecosystem is evolving.
However, as always, the real value of a TYPO3Camp extends beyond the sessions themselves, encompassing the conversations between talks and the variety of perspectives, as well as the collective commitment to sharing experiences.
As a Gold Sponsor, we were delighted to contribute to the on-site discussions and sessions. 🤩 See you next year, Vienna 👋
Find out more about +Pluswerk’s TYPO3 expertise 🔗 https://t1p.de/1es4y
#TYPO3 #TYPO3CampVienna #OpenSource #TYPO3Community #DigitalPlatforms #AI #ComposableArchitecture
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Hey, Dumbass — You’re Supposed to Be Paying Attention
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 6, 2026, 07:00 PHSTThis Is Not Subtle, and It Isn’t New
Let’s dispense with politeness. What’s happening right now is not complicated, mysterious, or “algorithmic fate.” It is willful inattention trained into people over years.
For more than two years, WPS News has published sustained, sourced, historically grounded analysis on authoritarian drift, economic precarity, geopolitics, and institutional failure. The work is not fringe. It is not speculative. It is not vibes. And yet it is routinely ignored—across the United States, the EU, and even here in the Philippines.
That isn’t an accident. It’s learned behavior.
The Internet Trained You to Stop Thinking
The modern internet does not exist to inform you. It exists to manage you.
Platforms reward:
- emotional reflex instead of judgment
- speed instead of accuracy
- tribal signaling instead of synthesis
- repetition instead of memory
Anything that requires sustained attention, historical context, or second-order thinking is quietly pushed aside. Not banned. Not censored. Just ignored.
That’s worse.
Silence Is Not Neutral — It’s Cowardice with a UX
When peers, professionals, or “informed” readers say nothing, it’s tempting to assume disagreement. Most of the time, it’s simpler than that: they don’t want the responsibility that comes with understanding.
Engaging seriously with analysis means:
- admitting prior assumptions were wrong
- acknowledging complicity
- accepting that problems are structural, not personal
- recognizing that fixes are costly and uncomfortable
So people scroll. Silence becomes a lifestyle choice.
Younger Generations Aren’t Stupid — They’re Drowned
This is not a generational insult. It’s an observation.
Many younger readers are trapped in survival mode: debt, insecure work, housing stress, constant alerts, infinite feeds. When life feels unstable, long-range analysis feels abstract—even when it directly explains why life is unstable.
That doesn’t make the analysis wrong. It means the system is hostile to understanding.
The Death of Judgment as a Social Skill
Once upon a time, judgment was learned—through mentorship, institutions, and consequence. That pipeline is gone.
The internet flattened authority but replaced it with volatility. Experience is treated as irrelevance. Memory is framed as nostalgia. Long-view thinking is labeled elitism.
The result is a culture that reacts constantly and understands nothing.
This Isn’t an American Problem. It’s a Human One.
The same disengagement appears everywhere: the U.S., Europe, Southeast Asia, the Philippines. Different politics, same pattern.
If information doesn’t flatter, reassure, or entertain, it is filtered out—not by governments alone, but by habits cultivated over years of platform design.
People will later claim they “never saw this coming.” The archive will prove otherwise.
Being Ignored Does Not Mean Being Wrong
History is unkind to the argument that relevance equals immediacy.
Work that documents corruption, names power honestly, and refuses spectacle is often ignored until events force recognition. Archives exist for that reason.
WPS News is not built for dopamine. It is built for record.
Read or Don’t — But Stop Pretending This Is Invisible
The information is there. The connections are there. The patterns are obvious to anyone willing to look longer than a scroll.
If you choose not to pay attention, that’s your right. But stop pretending ignorance is imposed on you.
You were warned. Repeatedly.
For more social commentary, please see Occupy 2.5 at https://Occupy25.com
This article will be archived as part of the ongoing WPS News Monthly Brief Series available through Amazon.
References
Carr, N. (2020). The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains. W. W. Norton & Company.
#attentionEconomy #Authoritarianism #digitalPlatforms #historicalMemory #internetCulture #journalism #mediaCriticism
Zuboff, S. (2019). The Age of Surveillance Capitalism. PublicAffairs.
Postman, N. (1985). Amusing Ourselves to Death. Viking Penguin. -
Hey, Dumbass — You’re Supposed to Be Paying Attention
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 6, 2026, 07:00 PHSTThis Is Not Subtle, and It Isn’t New
Let’s dispense with politeness. What’s happening right now is not complicated, mysterious, or “algorithmic fate.” It is willful inattention trained into people over years.
For more than two years, WPS News has published sustained, sourced, historically grounded analysis on authoritarian drift, economic precarity, geopolitics, and institutional failure. The work is not fringe. It is not speculative. It is not vibes. And yet it is routinely ignored—across the United States, the EU, and even here in the Philippines.
That isn’t an accident. It’s learned behavior.
The Internet Trained You to Stop Thinking
The modern internet does not exist to inform you. It exists to manage you.
Platforms reward:
- emotional reflex instead of judgment
- speed instead of accuracy
- tribal signaling instead of synthesis
- repetition instead of memory
Anything that requires sustained attention, historical context, or second-order thinking is quietly pushed aside. Not banned. Not censored. Just ignored.
That’s worse.
Silence Is Not Neutral — It’s Cowardice with a UX
When peers, professionals, or “informed” readers say nothing, it’s tempting to assume disagreement. Most of the time, it’s simpler than that: they don’t want the responsibility that comes with understanding.
Engaging seriously with analysis means:
- admitting prior assumptions were wrong
- acknowledging complicity
- accepting that problems are structural, not personal
- recognizing that fixes are costly and uncomfortable
So people scroll. Silence becomes a lifestyle choice.
Younger Generations Aren’t Stupid — They’re Drowned
This is not a generational insult. It’s an observation.
Many younger readers are trapped in survival mode: debt, insecure work, housing stress, constant alerts, infinite feeds. When life feels unstable, long-range analysis feels abstract—even when it directly explains why life is unstable.
That doesn’t make the analysis wrong. It means the system is hostile to understanding.
The Death of Judgment as a Social Skill
Once upon a time, judgment was learned—through mentorship, institutions, and consequence. That pipeline is gone.
The internet flattened authority but replaced it with volatility. Experience is treated as irrelevance. Memory is framed as nostalgia. Long-view thinking is labeled elitism.
The result is a culture that reacts constantly and understands nothing.
This Isn’t an American Problem. It’s a Human One.
The same disengagement appears everywhere: the U.S., Europe, Southeast Asia, the Philippines. Different politics, same pattern.
If information doesn’t flatter, reassure, or entertain, it is filtered out—not by governments alone, but by habits cultivated over years of platform design.
People will later claim they “never saw this coming.” The archive will prove otherwise.
Being Ignored Does Not Mean Being Wrong
History is unkind to the argument that relevance equals immediacy.
Work that documents corruption, names power honestly, and refuses spectacle is often ignored until events force recognition. Archives exist for that reason.
WPS News is not built for dopamine. It is built for record.
Read or Don’t — But Stop Pretending This Is Invisible
The information is there. The connections are there. The patterns are obvious to anyone willing to look longer than a scroll.
If you choose not to pay attention, that’s your right. But stop pretending ignorance is imposed on you.
You were warned. Repeatedly.
For more social commentary, please see Occupy 2.5 at https://Occupy25.com
This article will be archived as part of the ongoing WPS News Monthly Brief Series available through Amazon.
References
Carr, N. (2020). The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains. W. W. Norton & Company.
#attentionEconomy #Authoritarianism #digitalPlatforms #historicalMemory #internetCulture #journalism #mediaCriticism
Zuboff, S. (2019). The Age of Surveillance Capitalism. PublicAffairs.
Postman, N. (1985). Amusing Ourselves to Death. Viking Penguin. -
The Illusion of Engagement: Why Social Media Rewards Ignorance Over Thought
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 3, 2026The Myth of the Thinking Crowd
Social media platforms promote a comforting illusion: that ideas rise or fall based on merit, that good arguments eventually find their audience, and that collective intelligence emerges from enough voices speaking at once. In practice, the opposite is more often true.
What rises is not insight, but familiarity. What spreads is not thought, but reassurance. Platforms optimized for engagement are structurally hostile to work that requires attention, humility, or reconsideration. This is not a failure of individual users so much as a failure of the system that selects which behaviors are rewarded.
Status Before Substance
On most social platforms, content is evaluated before it is read. Signals such as follower count, tone, identity, and alignment with group expectations determine whether an idea is granted consideration at all. Substance is secondary.
This produces a closed loop. Those already recognized are amplified. Those outside the circle are dismissed without engagement. The act of not reading becomes a performance of belonging.
Claims that a book, article, or argument is “bad” without having been read are not intellectual judgments. They are status declarations.
The Performance of Intelligence
Social media rewards the appearance of intelligence rather than its practice. Quick takes outperform careful reasoning. Moral certainty outperforms curiosity. Dismissal is cheaper than engagement and therefore more common.
This environment trains users to react, not to think. Reading deeply carries social risk: one might encounter complexity, ambiguity, or ideas that resist easy alignment. It is safer to signal agreement with what is already popular.
Over time, this dynamic produces a culture that confuses confidence with competence.
AI as a Convenient Scapegoat
Recent hostility toward the use of artificial intelligence in writing follows this pattern. AI has become a shorthand accusation, a way to disqualify work without engaging it. The claim is rarely that the argument is wrong, only that its origin is suspect.
This tactic avoids the discomfort of evaluation. It replaces critique with insinuation. Whether the work predates AI, incorporates it transparently, or uses it as a tool rather than a substitute is irrelevant. The label serves its purpose: dismissal without reading.
Engagement Metrics as Anti-Intellectual Filters
Platforms measure success through likes, reposts, and replies. These metrics favor content that confirms existing beliefs and punishes work that challenges them. As a result, the system filters out complexity long before readers encounter it.
Low engagement is then treated as evidence of low quality, rather than as a predictable outcome of structural bias. Serious work is declared irrelevant because it does not perform well in a space designed to marginalize it.
This logic mistakes popularity for validity.
Why This Is Not an Audience Problem
It is tempting to blame users for this environment. That temptation should be resisted. Most people behave rationally within the incentives presented to them. When platforms reward speed, certainty, and conformity, those traits will dominate.
The problem is not that people are incapable of thought. It is that the system actively discourages it.
Expecting serious engagement from a platform optimized against it is a category error.
The Cost of Confusing Noise for Judgment
When dismissal replaces critique and status replaces reading, the collective capacity for judgment erodes. Institutions, ideas, and policies are evaluated based on vibes rather than evidence. This has consequences beyond social media.
A culture that trains itself to ignore complexity will struggle to govern complexity.
Why Walking Away Is Rational
Disengaging from these systems is not surrender. It is alignment. Serious work does not require constant affirmation. It requires preservation, clarity, and time.
Archives outlast feeds. Records outlast reactions. Thought outlasts applause.
The purpose of writing is not to win attention contests in environments designed to flatten meaning. It is to establish a record that can be encountered by those willing to read.
From Alamo to Anarchy argues that saving U.S. democracy requires breaking Texas into five states. In a sharp Zoomer voice, Dorah Zurino traces Texas from slave republic to today’s “lab of extremes” (Rangers, Jim Crow, ERCOT, SB8) and maps a constitutional, step-by-step plan to un-monopolize power and let real communities govern.
https://books2read.com/u/mdBD9RAPA References
Carr, N. (2010). The shallows: What the Internet is doing to our brains. W. W. Norton & Company.
Lanier, J. (2018). Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. Henry Holt and Company.
Vaidhyanathan, S. (2018). Antisocial media: How Facebook disconnects us and undermines democracy. Oxford University Press.
#digitalPlatforms #engagementMetrics #institutionalLiteracy #intellectualCulture #misinformation #publicDiscourse #SocialMedia -
The Illusion of Engagement: Why Social Media Rewards Ignorance Over Thought
By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News
Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — June 3, 2026The Myth of the Thinking Crowd
Social media platforms promote a comforting illusion: that ideas rise or fall based on merit, that good arguments eventually find their audience, and that collective intelligence emerges from enough voices speaking at once. In practice, the opposite is more often true.
What rises is not insight, but familiarity. What spreads is not thought, but reassurance. Platforms optimized for engagement are structurally hostile to work that requires attention, humility, or reconsideration. This is not a failure of individual users so much as a failure of the system that selects which behaviors are rewarded.
Status Before Substance
On most social platforms, content is evaluated before it is read. Signals such as follower count, tone, identity, and alignment with group expectations determine whether an idea is granted consideration at all. Substance is secondary.
This produces a closed loop. Those already recognized are amplified. Those outside the circle are dismissed without engagement. The act of not reading becomes a performance of belonging.
Claims that a book, article, or argument is “bad” without having been read are not intellectual judgments. They are status declarations.
The Performance of Intelligence
Social media rewards the appearance of intelligence rather than its practice. Quick takes outperform careful reasoning. Moral certainty outperforms curiosity. Dismissal is cheaper than engagement and therefore more common.
This environment trains users to react, not to think. Reading deeply carries social risk: one might encounter complexity, ambiguity, or ideas that resist easy alignment. It is safer to signal agreement with what is already popular.
Over time, this dynamic produces a culture that confuses confidence with competence.
AI as a Convenient Scapegoat
Recent hostility toward the use of artificial intelligence in writing follows this pattern. AI has become a shorthand accusation, a way to disqualify work without engaging it. The claim is rarely that the argument is wrong, only that its origin is suspect.
This tactic avoids the discomfort of evaluation. It replaces critique with insinuation. Whether the work predates AI, incorporates it transparently, or uses it as a tool rather than a substitute is irrelevant. The label serves its purpose: dismissal without reading.
Engagement Metrics as Anti-Intellectual Filters
Platforms measure success through likes, reposts, and replies. These metrics favor content that confirms existing beliefs and punishes work that challenges them. As a result, the system filters out complexity long before readers encounter it.
Low engagement is then treated as evidence of low quality, rather than as a predictable outcome of structural bias. Serious work is declared irrelevant because it does not perform well in a space designed to marginalize it.
This logic mistakes popularity for validity.
Why This Is Not an Audience Problem
It is tempting to blame users for this environment. That temptation should be resisted. Most people behave rationally within the incentives presented to them. When platforms reward speed, certainty, and conformity, those traits will dominate.
The problem is not that people are incapable of thought. It is that the system actively discourages it.
Expecting serious engagement from a platform optimized against it is a category error.
The Cost of Confusing Noise for Judgment
When dismissal replaces critique and status replaces reading, the collective capacity for judgment erodes. Institutions, ideas, and policies are evaluated based on vibes rather than evidence. This has consequences beyond social media.
A culture that trains itself to ignore complexity will struggle to govern complexity.
Why Walking Away Is Rational
Disengaging from these systems is not surrender. It is alignment. Serious work does not require constant affirmation. It requires preservation, clarity, and time.
Archives outlast feeds. Records outlast reactions. Thought outlasts applause.
The purpose of writing is not to win attention contests in environments designed to flatten meaning. It is to establish a record that can be encountered by those willing to read.
From Alamo to Anarchy argues that saving U.S. democracy requires breaking Texas into five states. In a sharp Zoomer voice, Dorah Zurino traces Texas from slave republic to today’s “lab of extremes” (Rangers, Jim Crow, ERCOT, SB8) and maps a constitutional, step-by-step plan to un-monopolize power and let real communities govern.
https://books2read.com/u/mdBD9RAPA References
Carr, N. (2010). The shallows: What the Internet is doing to our brains. W. W. Norton & Company.
Lanier, J. (2018). Ten arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. Henry Holt and Company.
Vaidhyanathan, S. (2018). Antisocial media: How Facebook disconnects us and undermines democracy. Oxford University Press.
#digitalPlatforms #engagementMetrics #institutionalLiteracy #intellectualCulture #misinformation #publicDiscourse #SocialMedia -
Search Visibility vs. Search Dependence https://tinyurl.com/yc7j6ybd
#Search #SearchInfrastructure #AISearch #DigitalPlatforms #WebPublishing #PlatformDependency #InformationEcosystems #SearchAdvertising
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Brazil's ANPD releases draft age verification guide open to public input: Brazil's ANPD releases a draft guide on reliable age verification for digital platforms, opening a public consultation under the May 2026 ECA Digital framework. https://ppc.land/brazils-anpd-releases-draft-age-verification-guide-open-to-public-input/ #AgeVerification #DigitalPlatforms #PrivacyProtection #CyberSecurity #PublicConsultation
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Brazil's ANPD releases draft age verification guide open to public input: Brazil's ANPD releases a draft guide on reliable age verification for digital platforms, opening a public consultation under the May 2026 ECA Digital framework. https://ppc.land/brazils-anpd-releases-draft-age-verification-guide-open-to-public-input/ #AgeVerification #DigitalPlatforms #PrivacyProtection #CyberSecurity #PublicConsultation
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YouTube 13 Mayıs’ta büyük kesinti yaşıyor. Kullanıcılar yüklemede ve izleme sırasında hatalarla karşılaşıyor. Platform veri merkezleri ile hızlı dengeleme çalışması yapıyor. Bakım operasyonları devam ediyor.
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🧑🏻🔬 A research website is not just any old website.
It's a knowledge hub. It's a workplace. A stage for science. That’s exactly why we’re excited to share: +Pluswerk teams in Dresden and Dortmund are currently working on the new digital platform for the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) @ufz.
What makes projects like this different?
• Multiple audiences, one platform: researchers, the media, talent and stakeholders.
• Complex data structures: publications, projects, people and research areas.
• Deep integrations with existing research systems
• Multilingual by design, not as an add-onAt +Pluswerk, we bring all of this together — across locations, roles, and areas of expertise. How do you approach complexity in large-scale digital platforms?
More about our TYPO3 services 🔗 http://t1p.de/1es4y
@typo3 | #TYPO3 #Research #DigitalPlatforms #OpenSource #Collaboration
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🧑🏻🔬 A research website is not just any old website.
It's a knowledge hub. It's a workplace. A stage for science. That’s exactly why we’re excited to share: +Pluswerk teams in Dresden and Dortmund are currently working on the new digital platform for the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) @ufz.
What makes projects like this different?
• Multiple audiences, one platform: researchers, the media, talent and stakeholders.
• Complex data structures: publications, projects, people and research areas.
• Deep integrations with existing research systems
• Multilingual by design, not as an add-onAt +Pluswerk, we bring all of this together — across locations, roles, and areas of expertise. How do you approach complexity in large-scale digital platforms?
More about our TYPO3 services 🔗 http://t1p.de/1es4y
@typo3 | #TYPO3 #Research #DigitalPlatforms #OpenSource #Collaboration
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Minha análise sobre a abertura de processo administrativo do Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica em relação ao Google por abuso exploratório de posição dominante no mercado de buscas online.
https://outraspalavras.net/tecnologiaemdisputa/o-dia-em-que-o-brasil-ousou-encarar-o-google/
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Minha análise sobre a abertura de processo administrativo do Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica em relação ao Google por abuso exploratório de posição dominante no mercado de buscas online.
https://outraspalavras.net/tecnologiaemdisputa/o-dia-em-que-o-brasil-ousou-encarar-o-google/
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@Mobile_Time publicou hoje minha coluna onde abordo a entrada em vigor do #ECADigital e alguns pontos que precisam ser acompanhados de perto pelo governo e a sociedade brasileira.
https://www.mobiletime.com.br/colunistas/31/03/2026/eca-digital-gorgen/
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@Mobile_Time publicou hoje minha coluna onde abordo a entrada em vigor do #ECADigital e alguns pontos que precisam ser acompanhados de perto pelo governo e a sociedade brasileira.
https://www.mobiletime.com.br/colunistas/31/03/2026/eca-digital-gorgen/
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All the digital platforms pushing ads for pay to play are missing "goose and the golden egg" point.
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Social media apps are no longer just for posting photos or chatting. They are transforming into all-in-one digital platforms that combine communication, content, and community in a single experience.
Visit: https://shalin.simdif.com/why_social_media_apps_are_becoming_all-in-one_digital_platforms.html
#SocialMedia #DigitalPlatforms #AllInOneApp #CreatorEconomy #OnlineCommunities
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Social media apps are no longer just for posting photos or chatting. They are transforming into all-in-one digital platforms that combine communication, content, and community in a single experience.
Visit: https://shalin.simdif.com/why_social_media_apps_are_becoming_all-in-one_digital_platforms.html
#SocialMedia #DigitalPlatforms #AllInOneApp #CreatorEconomy #OnlineCommunities
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Nesta edição de
@cartacapital, escrevo com Marcio Pochmann sobre dados como bens públicos e a criação de data trusts no Brasil.Interessa discutir como os dados custodiados pelas plataformas digitais podem ser usados para a formulação e implementação de políticas públicas no nosso país.
https://www.cartacapital.com.br/economia/dados-como-bem-publico/
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Nesta edição de
@cartacapital, escrevo com Marcio Pochmann sobre dados como bens públicos e a criação de data trusts no Brasil.Interessa discutir como os dados custodiados pelas plataformas digitais podem ser usados para a formulação e implementação de políticas públicas no nosso país.
https://www.cartacapital.com.br/economia/dados-como-bem-publico/
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DiPYUA workshop in Málaga
Colleagues from European University Alliances came together to discuss digital platform challenges, best practices, and shared lessons for cross-border collaboration.Read more : https://www.incf.org/blog/learning-europes-university-alliances-reflections-dipyua-workshop-malaga
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DiPYUA workshop in Málaga
Colleagues from European University Alliances came together to discuss digital platform challenges, best practices, and shared lessons for cross-border collaboration.Read more : https://www.incf.org/blog/learning-europes-university-alliances-reflections-dipyua-workshop-malaga
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India’s revamped IT rules now force Instagram and X to label synthetic content within 24 hours—a deadline many say is impossible. The new deep‑fake mandate could reshape AI regulation and platform accountability. How will the changes affect users and creators? Read the full analysis. #AIRegulation #Deepfakes #DigitalPlatforms #IndiaTechLaw
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/indias-new-it-rules-give-instagram-x-unworkable-deepfake-deadline
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India’s revamped IT rules now force Instagram and X to label synthetic content within 24 hours—a deadline many say is impossible. The new deep‑fake mandate could reshape AI regulation and platform accountability. How will the changes affect users and creators? Read the full analysis. #AIRegulation #Deepfakes #DigitalPlatforms #IndiaTechLaw
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/indias-new-it-rules-give-instagram-x-unworkable-deepfake-deadline
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Many firms praise crowdsourced ideas yet underfund the systems behind them. Where has IT helped your organization unlock ideas, and where has it held them back? #ITLeadership #Crowdsourcing #OpenInnovation #DigitalPlatforms #EnterpriseIT #TechStrategy #CollectiveIntelligence
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/quiet-power-behind-crowdsourced-innovation-sanjay-k-mohindroo--lo4wc -
YouTube’s Latest Insult: Locking Me Out of My Own Channels by Deleting My Manager Accounts
Well, if you thought this situation couldn’t get any worse, YouTube proved me wrong. At first, I thought they deleted both of my channels — jaimedavid327 (author) and luffymonkey0327 (meme/mashup) — but it’s even worse than that. No, my content channels aren’t gone. They’re still up. But YouTube did something even more frustrating: they deleted my manager accounts, effectively locking me out of both channels. Let me clarify — my content is still on YouTube. My channels are […] -
YouTube’s Latest Insult: Locking Me Out of My Own Channels by Deleting My Manager Accounts
Well, if you thought this situation couldn’t get any worse, YouTube proved me wrong. At first, I thought they deleted both of my channels — jaimedavid327 (author) and luffymonkey0327 (meme/mashup) — but it’s even worse than that. No, my content channels aren’t gone. They’re still up. But YouTube did something even more frustrating: they deleted my manager accounts, effectively locking me out of both channels. Let me clarify — my content is still on YouTube. My channels are […] -
For organizations in healthcare, public sector, education, or research, this is a concrete example of how Plone delivers reliability without vendor lock-in.
👉 Read the full case study: https://plone.org/why-plone/they-use-plone/irccs
#Plone #OpenSourceCMS #HealthcareIT #DigitalPlatforms #PublicSector #EnterpriseCMS #Python
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For organizations in healthcare, public sector, education, or research, this is a concrete example of how Plone delivers reliability without vendor lock-in.
👉 Read the full case study: https://plone.org/why-plone/they-use-plone/irccs
#Plone #OpenSourceCMS #HealthcareIT #DigitalPlatforms #PublicSector #EnterpriseCMS #Python
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Publiquei hoje, no Floresta Digital, algumas reflexões sobre a regulação econômica dos mercados digitais, incluindo ideias de emendas ao PL 4.675/25, em análise na Câmara.
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Publiquei hoje, no Floresta Digital, algumas reflexões sobre a regulação econômica dos mercados digitais, incluindo ideias de emendas ao PL 4.675/25, em análise na Câmara.
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Irish regulator rules remote access constitutes data transfer: Irish DPC's €530 million TikTok penalty establishes that remote access from third countries qualifies as data transfer under GDPR, setting precedent for digital platforms. https://ppc.land/irish-regulator-rules-remote-access-constitutes-data-transfer/ #DataPrivacy #GDPR #TikTok #DataTransfer #DigitalPlatforms
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Digital platforms are now the ultimate political power brokers, with consequences for democracy
#DigitalPlatforms #Democracy #BigTech #PoliticalPower #OnlineInfluence #MediaControl #TechAccountability #SocialMedia #InformationControl #DigitalPolitics
https://the-14.com/digital-platforms-are-now-the-ultimate-political-power-brokers-with-consequences-for-democracy/ -
Digital platforms are now the ultimate political power brokers, with consequences for democracy
#DigitalPlatforms #Democracy #BigTech #PoliticalPower #OnlineInfluence #MediaControl #TechAccountability #SocialMedia #InformationControl #DigitalPolitics
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Novo no @jotainfo: a “aliança perfeita” das big techs com o governo dos EUA virou questionamento global e subordinação à Casa Branca. Vale do Silício pressiona a soberania digital do Brasil. Assembleia Geral da ONU é oportunidade de ouro de afirmar uma governança digital multilateral.
https://www.jota.info/opiniao-e-analise/artigos/o-vale-do-silicio-contra-a-parede
#digitalplatforms #digitaleconomy #regulation #tradewar #bigtechs
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Novo no @jotainfo: a “aliança perfeita” das big techs com o governo dos EUA virou questionamento global e subordinação à Casa Branca. Vale do Silício pressiona a soberania digital do Brasil. Assembleia Geral da ONU é oportunidade de ouro de afirmar uma governança digital multilateral.
https://www.jota.info/opiniao-e-analise/artigos/o-vale-do-silicio-contra-a-parede
#digitalplatforms #digitaleconomy #regulation #tradewar #bigtechs
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It takes patience and money to beat Google!
On Thursday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals - which is one level below the Supreme Court - validated a lower court ruling that Google's monopoly in android mobile app stores was illegal and must be ended, and ended in less than a year.
The original lawsuit was filed by Epic Games in 2020, and Google appealed the lower court's jury verdict in 2023 that determined Google’s Android app store has damaged smartphone consumers and software developers. https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-boom-google-finally
DL the Appeals Court Ruling here: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ca9.e2d27689-fc63-4b46-aa8e-dcf086bf9b65/gov.uscourts.ca9.e2d27689-fc63-4b46-aa8e-dcf086bf9b65.200.1.pdf #Google #EpicGames #Lawsuit #Competition #AppStore #PlayStore #Fortnite #Monopoly #Antitrust #DigitalPlatforms
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Publico hoje no @jotainfo uma análise de quatro PLs que tramitam no Congresso Nacional e podem ajudar o Brasil a encontrar sua soberania digital em um momento desafiante de ameaças comerciais.
https://www.jota.info/opiniao-e-analise/artigos/quatro-pls-em-busca-da-soberania-digital
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A huge thank you the examination committee with the doctoral supervisors Dietmar Harhoff, Fabian Waldinger (Economics LMU Munich), and
Hanna Hottenrott
(TUM School of Management) 🙏#MegaProjects #DigitalPlatforms #Productivity #Inventors #FabLabs #Innovations #Patent #Grants