Some Articles
Ecomedia Literacy: Integrating Ecology into Media Literacy
Each year, the ICT sector is responsible for approximately 3.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This means that the digital devices we use daily, including smartphones, laptops, and data centres, release billions of [...]
Finnish National Curriculum on Media Literacy: A Global Model for Education
Finland has consistently received praise for its excellent educational system, which includes media literacy as a core component of the national curriculum. Early exposure to media literacy helps Finnish students navigate an increasingly complex [...]
Media Policy in Focus: Unpacking the EU’s Competences
What the EU is doing? The European Union’s role in shaping media policy across its member states continues to evolve, balancing cultural diversity with economic interests in an increasingly digital world. Recent developments [...]
Digital Services Act from a Media Literacy Perspective
Digital Services Act and Media Literacy The Digital Services Act claims to be marking a new era of digital regulation in Europe, aiming to create a safe digital environment for users while keeping [...]
MINDS & TRUST
As we look at the campaign for the US elections, an alarming trend is clear: the infantilisation of voters. Instead of meaningful discussions, we see debates reduced to catchy slogans and personal stories designed [...]
Artificial Intelligence: A Double-edged Sword
It can play chess, give you a diagnosis, drive your car, talk to you as a customer service representative, detect fraud, and tell you what you like based on your recent Netflix activity. It [...]
