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Increasing S&T Knowledge with the Philippines' First Digital Library - Vimarsana News

Increasing S&T Knowledge with the Philippines' First Digital Library

The Philippines aims to expand access to its first digital library to remote areas offering vital education resources on S&T to as many learners across the country as possible.

"Big Data as a Technology of Power" by John Reynolds - Vimarsana News

"Big Data as a Technology of Power" by John Reynolds

The growing importance of big data in contemporary society raises significant and urgent ethical questions. In the academic literature and in the media, the dominant response to many of these ethical questions is to re-examine the role and importance of privacy protections, but I argue that it is far more fruitful to investigate the relationship between power and big data. As algorithmic processes are increasingly used in decision-making processes, it is crucial that we understand the ways in which big data can be used as a technology of power. Only then can we properly understand the ways in ...

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INTERVIEW: How can media responsibly and ethically portray images of war and violence? | European Journalism Observatory - Vimarsana News

INTERVIEW: How can media responsibly and ethically portray images of war and violence? | European Journalism Observatory

Digital ethics specialist, Prof Oliver Zöllner, discusses how news outlets could portray images of war and violence responsibly

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Prayer apps are popular, but users cautioned to review privacy policies - Vimarsana News

Prayer apps are popular, but users cautioned to review privacy policies

Whatever their design, prayer apps have become a popular option for millions of Catholics worldwide seeking to better connect with God and establish a stronger prayer life. But questions have arisen about how the apps -- like most other apps and online services -- use the personal data collected from users and whether such information is being monetized.

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Jason Benedicic

Jason is an independent consultant, based in Cambridge, UK. Jason works with customers to design and implement IT solutions that meet a

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