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  1. Congratulation to CBI's 2026 Norberg Travel Grant Recipients Cornell University's Andra Sonia Petrutiu & Jordan Ali, and Harvard University's Max Kwass-Mason! Read about their fascinating dissertation projects in the short article in CBI Bits & Bytes.

    #Tech #Technology #Science #Computing #DigitalTechnology #software #internet #sociology #ethnography #anthropology #history #communication

    cse.umn.edu/cbi/news/jordan-al

  2. Congratulation to CBI's 2026 Norberg Travel Grant Recipients Cornell University's Andra Sonia Petrutiu & Jordan Ali, and Harvard University's Max Kwass-Mason! Read about their fascinating dissertation projects in the short article in CBI Bits & Bytes.

    #Tech #Technology #Science #Computing #DigitalTechnology #software #internet #sociology #ethnography #anthropology #history #communication

    cse.umn.edu/cbi/news/jordan-al

  3. "Is it time for a new #revolution?

    "The loss of our ability to think is a big deal.
    ...

    "Dr. White’s briefings and Dr. Cooper’s book were not enough on their own to create this transformation. It was the #CollectiveAction in the wake of these events that ultimately mattered more.


    "I’m done ceding my brain — the core of all that makes me who I am — to the financial interests of a small number of #technology #billionaires or the shortsighted conveniences of hyperactive communication styles. It’s time to move past fretting about our slide into the #cognitive shallows and decide to actually do something about it.”

    —Cal Newport

    nytimes.com/2026/03/27/opinion

    #DigitalTechnology

  4. "Is it time for a new #revolution?

    "The loss of our ability to think is a big deal.
    ...

    "Dr. White’s briefings and Dr. Cooper’s book were not enough on their own to create this transformation. It was the #CollectiveAction in the wake of these events that ultimately mattered more.


    "I’m done ceding my brain — the core of all that makes me who I am — to the financial interests of a small number of #technology #billionaires or the shortsighted conveniences of hyperactive communication styles. It’s time to move past fretting about our slide into the #cognitive shallows and decide to actually do something about it.”

    —Cal Newport

    nytimes.com/2026/03/27/opinion

    #DigitalTechnology

  5. #Handpicked #News 🫶 #Technews and #medianews are a dime a dozen: The challenge is to read the truly relevant news that indicates a trend and is not just hype.

    #Technology #Enthusiast ☕️ #GerritEicker is passionate about #digitaltechnology since the early 1990s and reads news while you're still sleeping.

    #TheEssence 🎯 But only what has a chance of still being relevant in a few years or even decades will be shared.

    👉 eickernews.com
    👉 @technews by @gerrit #news

  6. #Handpicked #News 🫶 #Technews and #medianews are a dime a dozen: The challenge is to read the truly relevant news that indicates a trend and is not just hype.

    #Technology #Enthusiast ☕️ #GerritEicker is passionate about #digitaltechnology since the early 1990s and reads news while you're still sleeping.

    #TheEssence 🎯 But only what has a chance of still being relevant in a few years or even decades will be shared.

    👉 eickernews.com
    👉 @technews by @gerrit #news

  7. @terminaltilt It seems everything is getting out of control. But if every device does as it likes, it can't end well. I urgently need to think about switching from denylist to allowlist on the router.

    #privacy #itsecurity #internet #digitaltechnology #itsec #diday #unplugbigtech

  8. @terminaltilt It seems everything is getting out of control. But if every device does as it likes, it can't end well. I urgently need to think about switching from denylist to allowlist on the router.

    #privacy #itsecurity #internet #digitaltechnology #itsec #diday #unplugbigtech

  9. Mario Draghi's 2025 Rimini speech with a dramatic warning that the #europeanunion must change to adapt to survive in a changing world.

    Nowhere are the stakes higher than the rapidly expanding role of #digitaltechnology where very simply the question is whether Europe will even exist as an independent proposition for how society can be organized.

    The stakes are high and time has ran out while people pursue their niche objectives.

    meetingrimini.org/en/turn-skep

  10. Mario Draghi's 2025 Rimini speech with a dramatic warning that the #europeanunion must change to adapt to survive in a changing world.

    Nowhere are the stakes higher than the rapidly expanding role of #digitaltechnology where very simply the question is whether Europe will even exist as an independent proposition for how society can be organized.

    The stakes are high and time has ran out while people pursue their niche objectives.

    meetingrimini.org/en/turn-skep

  11. "Digital technology may be harnessed by forces on the political right, but there is nothing inherently right-wing about digital technologies, right? Right?!?!?

    Wrong.

    At least, that is the response given by David Golumbia in his vital and provocative book Cyberlibertairnism: The Right-Wing Politics of Digital Technology. It is a book in which Golumbia argues that the core politics coded into digital technologies are overwhelmingly right-wing, and in which he further argues that—knowingly or not—by defending and idealizing digital technologies many left-leaning groups and individuals have wound up disseminating and entrenching the very right-wing politics they oppose. In Golumbia’s estimation, and argumentation, the issue is not only that the way we talk about digital technologies tends to advance right-wing politics, but that these technologies themselves continually advance right-wing politics, with this advancement often occurring under a veneer of appeals to freedom and liberation.

    In contrast to the numerous works by left-wing, and left-leaning, academics and activists arguing that the liberatory potential of digital technologies has been warped by right-wing billionaires and by business interests, Golumbia’s Cyberlitertarianism argues that the problem is not only with the billionaires or the business interests but with the technology itself. At the core of Cyberlibertianism is the argument that not only is digital technology not neutral, but that by this point we are fooling ourselves by refusing to admit what its politics actually are."

    librarianshipwreck.wordpress.c

    #Cyberlibertarianism #Neoluddism #DigitalTechnology #Neoluddites

  12. "Digital technology may be harnessed by forces on the political right, but there is nothing inherently right-wing about digital technologies, right? Right?!?!?

    Wrong.

    At least, that is the response given by David Golumbia in his vital and provocative book Cyberlibertairnism: The Right-Wing Politics of Digital Technology. It is a book in which Golumbia argues that the core politics coded into digital technologies are overwhelmingly right-wing, and in which he further argues that—knowingly or not—by defending and idealizing digital technologies many left-leaning groups and individuals have wound up disseminating and entrenching the very right-wing politics they oppose. In Golumbia’s estimation, and argumentation, the issue is not only that the way we talk about digital technologies tends to advance right-wing politics, but that these technologies themselves continually advance right-wing politics, with this advancement often occurring under a veneer of appeals to freedom and liberation.

    In contrast to the numerous works by left-wing, and left-leaning, academics and activists arguing that the liberatory potential of digital technologies has been warped by right-wing billionaires and by business interests, Golumbia’s Cyberlitertarianism argues that the problem is not only with the billionaires or the business interests but with the technology itself. At the core of Cyberlibertianism is the argument that not only is digital technology not neutral, but that by this point we are fooling ourselves by refusing to admit what its politics actually are."

    librarianshipwreck.wordpress.c

    #Cyberlibertarianism #Neoluddism #DigitalTechnology #Neoluddites

  13. How to readjust your relationship with #digitaltechnology
    1. Establish regular times for disconnecting, particularly in the evenings or on weekends.
    2. Consciously sort through the accounts you follow, favoring those that inspire or soothe.
    3. Disable certain notifications to limit overstimulation.
    4. Practice digital mindfulness: reflect on your feelings after each online session.
    5. Consult a mental health professional if the discomfort persists, with kindness and without shame

  14. "Do you ever think about the digital footprint you leave when you are browsing the web, shopping online, commenting on social networks or going by a facial recognition camera? State surveillance of citizens is growing all over the world." #digitaltechnology theconversation.com/digital-su

  15. "Do you ever think about the digital footprint you leave when you are browsing the web, shopping online, commenting on social networks or going by a facial recognition camera? State surveillance of citizens is growing all over the world." #digitaltechnology theconversation.com/digital-su

  16. Having a strong online presence nowadays is important for business. However between 2018 to late 2022, Interserv didn’t have a website. Read on for our key lesson learned – the importance of an agile approach to project delivery.

    #socialmedia #branding #digitaltechnology #lessonslearned

    interserv.com.au/blog/our-fail

  17. #Cyberlibertarianism: The Right-Wing Politics of Digital Technology by David Golumbia, 2024

    An urgent reckoning with digital technology’s fundamentally right-wing legal and economic underpinnings In a timely challenge to the potent political role of digital technology, Cyberlibertarianism argues that right-wing ideology was built into both the technical and social construction of the digital world from the start.

    @bookstodon
    #books
    #DigitalTechnology
    #RightWing
    #libertarianism
    #internet

  18. #Cyberlibertarianism: The Right-Wing Politics of Digital Technology by David Golumbia, 2024

    An urgent reckoning with digital technology’s fundamentally right-wing legal and economic underpinnings In a timely challenge to the potent political role of digital technology, Cyberlibertarianism argues that right-wing ideology was built into both the technical and social construction of the digital world from the start.

    @bookstodon
    #books
    #DigitalTechnology
    #RightWing
    #libertarianism
    #internet