La tecnologia governa, governiamo la tecnologia! - di Andrea Cegna per MilanoInMovimento
Autistici/Inventati, gli effetti delle sanzioni Usa arrivano in Ue: Bruxelles chiamata a difendere la sovranità digitale
Dopo il blocco del dominio, di PayPal e la sospensione conto del Collettivo italiano su Banca Etica, l’eurodeputato Benifei porta il caso alla Commissione. Pounds, intanto, che lavora per il ministero della Difesa americano, con gli oltre 7mila blog ospitati dalla piattaforma gestita dagli hacker ha creato i TrumpBlogs
La tecnologia governa, governiamo la tecnologia!
Ci sono indirizzi di posta elettronica che durano meno di un telefono e altri che finiscono per durare più delle case in cui abbiamo abitato. Entrano nei curriculum, nelle rubriche degli altri, nelle iscrizioni a servizi dimenticati, nelle mailing list che continuano ostinatamente a mandarci messaggi. Diventano una specie di domicilio. Per anni diciamo «scrivimi [...]
Soberania Digital
Debate sobre a Soberania Digital e cobertura do 2º Encontro Nacional pela Soberania Digital. https://soberania.digital/ Esta plataforma é man…
Dagli influencer Maga agli hacker del Pentagono, tutta la storia delle sanzioni ad Autistici/Inventati
Gestita attraverso un’associazione formalmente riconosciuta e disciplinata da determinate responsabilità giuridiche, A/I – che si occupa di 25 anni di fornire servizi di hosting liberi dal controllo delle Big Tech – non è mai stata accusata di terrorismo dall’Italia e, tantomeno, dall’Europa. Com’è possibile che sia stata sanzionata dagli USA di Donald Trump? Passo dopo passo, ecco la ricostruzione di quello che si configura come un pericolosissimo precedente
Beyond Digital Exhaust: Reclaiming Agency in the Context Economy - A MozFest Discussion on Personal Context Infrastructure and the Future of AI
At this year's MozFest in Barcelona, we convened an urgent conversation about what may be the defining struggle of our digital future: who will control the vast
Eaten by the Internet
This book makes internet infrastructure visible as a force of political power, which is transforming the social world, from the bottom up—through fifteen chapters contributed by a global set of researchers, activists, and techies. We are living a unique moment: internet technologies are the default infrastructure for society, not just how we communicate but also how we organise our social life, politics, and economy, all the way down to our material environments, like cities. Our world is eaten by the internet. This means that those who control the internet control the bounds of public speech, economic production, social cohesion, and politics, making its infrastructure a core political terrain in the networked age. The book’s chapters cover a wide set of topics, spanning from the global politics of content moderation by internet infrastructure to the colonialism inherent in the race to plug the moon, from the harms wrought by blockchain companies in rural America to the particularities of online censorship across Asia. The chapters take on thorny topics, discussing power consolidation in the advertisement and cloud industry, the role of internet infrastructure in the war in Ukraine, and tech’s environmental impact—amongst others. In doing so, this book roots contemporary technology debates in the politics of internet infrastructure and urges us to ask how can we ensure our infrastructures sustain us, rather than consume us?
[39c3] Auf die Dauer hilft nur Power: Herausforderungen für dezentrale Netzwerke aus Sicht der Soziologie
Die Soziologie hat immer etwas mitzuteilen, sobald Fragen kollektiven Handelns auftreten. Dies gilt sowohl für soziale wie auch digitale Räume. So hat der Soziologe Peter Kollock bereits in den 1990er Jahren festgestellt, „the Internet is filled w...
Pourquoi la technologie américaine domine-t-elle ?
traduction française du billet de blog "Why does U.S. technology rule?" de Paul Krugman
Who Fixes the Internet? the Autistici.org Case and the Invisible Work Keeping Internet Open Controversie (IT) · Keep the Internet free
Who fixes the Internet? The autistici.org case and the invisible work keeping Internet open - Anna Pisterzi for Controversie (Italian)
Início - Soberania Digital
Rede para debates, trocas de informações e organização de ações pela Soberania Digital. Sua participação é fundamental para construirmos um futuro digital!
Declaration of Digital Autonomy
We demand a world in which technology is created to protect and empower those who are impacted by it. Our technology must respect the rights and freedoms of those users. We need to take control for the purpose of collectively building a better world in which technology works in service to the good of human kind, protecting our rights and digital autonomy as individuals.
Interoperable Sovereignty: The Democratic Alternative to Digital Authoritarianism
A Democratic Architecture for the Digital Age Digital sovereignty has become a central concern for governments worldwide, yet its meaning remains contested. Too often it is framed as...
Reclaim the internet: Mozilla’s rebrand for the next era of tech | The Mozilla Blog
Mozilla isn’t just another tech company — we’re a global crew of activists, technologists and builders, all working to keep the internet free, op
Palantir's social media manifesto is a blueprint for technofascism
The surveillance firm’s viral X post calls for hard power, conscription and the end of pluralism. AI expert and academic Mark Coeckelbergh on what happens when technology becomes the gateway to authoritarianism
From Brussels Template to UK Tailoring: How the DMCCA Is (Re)writing the Rules for Big Tech - The Platform Law Blog
By Dr. Konstantina Bania The UK has built a “rival” to the EU’s Digital Markets Act – and it is now starting to use it. Under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA), the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is moving from abstract principles to concrete, platform‑specific rules for some of the most powerful […]
+KAOS: Ten Years of Hacking and Media Activism
At the end of the 20th century, hacking was bleeding edge. When the ideas, practices and pranks of this experimental niche of technophiles attracted the attention of a handful of activists in Italy, they understood that information and communication were what would give shape and voice to social, political, and cultural processes in the near future. +KAOS is a cut and paste of interviews, like a documentary film transposed on paper. It describes the peculiar relationship between hacktivism and activism, in Italy and beyond, highlighting the importance of maintaining digital infrastructures. While this may not sound as glamorous as sneaking into a server and leaking data, it is a fundamental topic: not even the most emblematic group of hacktivists can operate without the services of radical server collectives. Autistici/Inventati (https://www.autistici.org - https://www.inventati.org)
