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Per Strömbäck

Busting Fake News Like a Crazy Cat Lady

No shortage of disinformation, trolling, propaganda, fake news… whichever term y... »

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    Netopia.eu @netopia.bsky.social 7 hours

    Silicon Valley’s broligarchs used to insist that they didn’t care about the media. “The code speaks for itself,” they told us, right before launching a billion-dollar PR department.

    Jeff (Gutenberg Parenthesis) Jarvis

    This is troubling--not that it's "AI critics" but that it's #TESCREAL cultists paying for coverage of AI at major outlets, e.g., Bloomberg, Time, The Verge, LA Times.
    AI critics funded AI coverage at top newsrooms www.semafor.com/article/12/0...

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    Netopia.eu @netopia.bsky.social 8 hours

    Interested in EU digital policy and tech regulation?
    Please share this starter pack.

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    #StarterPack emphasis on platforms, competition law, digital rights, tech regulation, press freedom, market dominance, surviellance capitalism, and tech landscape within EU (Copyright Directive, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Digital Fairness Act, GDPR & AI Act). bsky.app/starter-pack...

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    Netopia.eu @netopia.bsky.social 9 hours

    They don't fear fines
    They fear accountability

    #x #musk #trump #dsa #digitalservicesact #tech
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    European Writers' Council @europeanwriterscouncil.eu 1 day

    Sebastià Portell, member of EWC’ Board, wrote an in-depth article about AI and authors' rights (in Catalan and also translated into Spanish) for The New Barcelona Post. He also summarizes the work EWC has been doing in the last three years.
    www.thenewbarcelonapost.cat/ia-drets-aut...
    Grafik with picture of the authors and member of the EWC board, Sebastià Portell, with Statement: 
“Authorization,” “Remuneration,” and “Transparency.” These three concepts are basic notions found in international intellectual property legislation, which should prevail over any technology or reality that may arise subsequently. Grafik with picture of the authors and member of the EWC board, Sebastià Portell, with Statement in Catalan: 
AUTORITZACIÓ, REMUNERACIO,
TRANSPARENCIA [...]
Són nocions bàsiques que podem
trobar al conjunt de la legislacio intemacional sobre
propietat intellectual QUE HAURIA DE PREVALDRE SOBRE QUALSEVOL techologia o realitat
nascuda posteriorment. Grafik with picture of the authors and member of the EWC board, Sebastià Portell, with Statement in Spanish: 
AUTORIZACIÓN, REMUNERACIÓN,
TRANSPARENCIA [...]
son nociones básicas que encontramos en la legislación intemacional
soore propiedad intelectual QUEI DEBERÍA PREVALECER SOBRE CUALQUIER Lechologia o realidad surgida postenormente.
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    #StarterPack emphasis on platforms, competition law, digital rights, tech regulation, press freedom, market dominance, surviellance capitalism, and tech landscape within EU (Copyright Directive, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Digital Fairness Act, GDPR & AI Act). bsky.app/starter-pack...

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    European Parliament focused -emphasis on platforms, competition law, tech regulation, press freedom, EU (Copyright Directive, Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, Digital Fairness Act, GDPR & AI Act).

From Geo-Blocking to Geo-Enabling: A Tool For Growth

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Beyond the Digital Ambulance: The Evolving Economy of Exploitation in the Online World

In our previous article in 2013, we explored in the first "Digital Amb... »

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Digital Myth: Copyright Stands in the Way of the Digital Revolution »

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