13 May On the Screen MD 2017-2
At the 67th Berlin International Film Festival (9-19 February 2017) the Ecumenical Jury made the following awards.
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19 Feb Media Development 2017-1 online magazine and pdf
Digital communication technologies are transforming the world and people themselves. At the same time, there is a perception that content is less trustworthy and that digital media are more susceptible to abuse. It is too early to tell how these profound changes will play out...
18 Feb The future of digital communications and humanitarian response
With communication a central element in humanitarian crises and humanitarian response, the next decade will see communicators change their approach in light of the increased significance of digital communications in such situations.
...18 Feb On the Screen (MD2017-1)
An Ecumenical Jury awarded prizes for the first time ever at the 21st International Film Festival for Children and Young Audience “Schlingel” (26 September to 2 October 2016), strengthening the support of INTERFILM and SIGNIS for films for children and youth. Previously, the only ecumenical...
18 Feb Political culture and media in post-Suharto Indonesia
Freedom of expression through media has been important to the reformation agenda in Indonesia since the fall of Suharto’s New Order in 1998. This article examines how this plan has been working, tested, challenged, and sustained under Joko Widodo’s administration, whose political agenda has a...
18 Feb Discoverability and Canadian cultural policy
We can all relate to Charlie Chaplin in his classic film Modern Times. As the Little Tramp falls behind on the production line, the conveyor belt pulls him into the factory’s cogs. We might laugh as he winds through the gears, but we too are working...
18 Feb Data innovation powering Sustainable Development Goals
The world is awash with data. Today, more data than ever in human history is produced on a daily basis....
18 Feb Facebook: friend or foe?
It was hard to escape news in early 2016 of Facebook’s “trending” feature. First we learned there were human curators behind what the social media company claimed to be an automated algorithm, then that these employees may be censoring conservative voices from users’ feeds. ...
18 Feb Digital media and transnational languages
In 2015, the United Nations calculated that the number of migrants in the world – defined as those living in a country other than the one in which they were born – had reached 244 million....
18 Feb The future of mobile learning
In 2013 UNESCO commissioned a series of Working Papers on Mobile Learning. The aim was to better understand how mobile technologies can be used to improve educational access, equity and quality around the world.
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