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„Data Feminism“ appeared in 2020. How come its practices are still not established in #DigitalHumanities?
If anything, the interest seems to have somewhat died down 😕
We provide an overview of its principles tailored to #DH. No more excuses!
Read our working paper ⬇️
and put it into practice!
#DHd2026 #datafeminism #feminism
PS: Take part in the open public review process!
🚀 Yay - the University of #Groningen now has a #StarterPack for @Mastodon!
Currently 41 accounts - with more to follow - from staff, faculties and service units.
Experiencing FOMO because you're not on the list? Please DM me.
BREAKING: Netherlands to ban 'addictive, polarising & anti-democratic algorithms'
Govt wants 'enforceable EU minimum age of 15 for social media with privacy-friendly age verification as long as social media are not sufficiently secure.'
https://www.kabinetsformatie2025.nl/documenten/2026/01/30/aan-de-slag---coalitieakkoord-2026-2030
📣 Fully-funded PhD position on the project "Visual Gendered Disinformation"
Come work with me and this fantastic supervisory team - Marília Gehrke and Scott Eldridge, both from my academic home at the Centre for Media and Journalism Studies at the University of Groningen!
Info >>>> www.rug.nl/about-ug/wor...
Deadline >>> April 30, 2025
DM or email me for more info.
Tomorrow, I, along with my colleagues and students at the many academic institutions in Groningen, will be striking in protest against the cuts in Dutch higher education.
If you are part of the Groningen community, join us at the Grote Markt at 13:00; or at the Harmoniecomplex from 7:00 onwards!
Early academic works on the #internet, such as those by @hrheingold or Castells, merged visions of digital transformation w/ critical perspectives, influencing both its technological development & conceptual understanding.
🔦December's #OpenAccess article in the spotlight examines these texts: how did their themes and discourses influence #InternetStudies and popular imaginaries of digital technology?
📣 Read our interview with @NathalieFridz
First article alert ✨ "Revolutionary discourses from the past: a digital hermeneutical analysis of widely read academic publications on the social impact and significance of the internet" published in IC&S with Susan Aasman, Rik Smit and Tom Slootweg—a full circle moment since about a year ago, I presented some of this early work during my first AoIR. Now, on the first day of #AOIR2024, this historiographical dive into Internet Studies literature is out.
Sarah Lang (she/they)
Babette Knauer
Alice Stollmeyer
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Nathalie Fridzema