TikTok has become one of the fastest growing online empires in the last decade, and one of the most influential social media tools today. By centering the short-video format tailored for smartphone screens, this platform sets forth the sonic component of the audio-visual material in ways which have been unexplored in the social media realm on a global scale before. In this article I will explore the ways in which TikTok has made an "aural turn", and thus changed and influenced the processes of music-making, music listening and music promotion. Special attention is given to the tools creators have at use (such as Duets, Stitches, livestreams, short form of the video), as well as the circumstances that ensue when these tools are combined with the algorithm and the entire ecosystem of this app (such as the highest yet possibility of virality, pressure to optimize content to be 'catchy' and likable, fast release on other streaming apps). The article also investigates the TikTok-influenced image of the contemporary music industry, as well as the multifaceted use of sound as memes.
Abstract In April 2021, the 5th German REACH Congress took place as a hybrid event with a focus on discussing interlinkages between REACH and the occupational safety and health (OSH) legislation. More than 1000 people from Germany, the EU, and non-EU countries representing all stakeholder groups participated via livestream. Around 10% of the participants provided their opinions on various issues in an online survey. The presentations and discussions, as well as the results of the online survey, show that the stakeholders perceive a positive effect of REACH on the implementation of OSH, in particular via the information made available through the registration and communication in the supply chain, and the restrictions and authorization procedures. The integration of OSH and REACH expertise in the regulatory processes, as well as transparency and clarity about the selection of regulatory instruments to manage workplace risks, were highlighted as areas for potential improvement. Overall, it was concluded that the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability would further improve the interplay of legislation, which would also benefit the level of safety and health at workplaces.
WeChat gaming, learning, and midlife empty nest / Dongdong Yang, Kenneth Lachlan, Ye Chen -- Social media portrayal of housewives and gender issues in Chinese society : a perspective of digital feminism framework / Ming Xie and Chin-Chung Chao -- Facebook-based mental health discourse in Bangladesh : self-disclosure, social support, consultation / Simu Dey and Josh Averbeck -- Mobile communication as disaster response infrastructure for cross-sector coproduction : a field study of mobile apps in China flood seasons / Minshuai Ding -- Livestream e-commerce : the new social norm and its impact on Chinese culture / Ping Yang -- How do non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in India focusing on mental health use instagram? / Roma Subramanian -- A comparative analysis of mobile-use and laptop-use on Indian health promotions on Twitter : an application of LDA topic model / Md Enamul Kabir and Louisa Ha -- Health information seeking via WeChat, social determinants, and COVID-19 vaccination intentions : an exploratory study / Li Chen, Yafei Zhang, Ge Zhu -- Mobile media and social movements : From Shahbag to Shaheen Bagh / Shudipta Sharma -- Reclaiming power on social media : a networking analysis of #VeryAsian movement on Twitter / Lei Guo and Jeremy Lipschultz -- Mobilized cultural identities : digital friendship and identity maintenance among immigrant Japanese wives / Min Wha Han -- "Respectfully, pls ask someone else" : pride shame in international K-pop fandom / Samantha James -- Forward looking of mobile communication in Asian society / Ming Xie.
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ABSTRACT This paper examined the Front for Life (Frente pela Vida, FpV), a movement of organised civil society in the health field, which sought to achieve political impact in response to the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the context of the Bolsonaro administration. Information was obtained through a document review of FpV publications, participant observation in meetings, demonstrations, livestreams and events in which the front participated or organised, as well as interviews of participants in its operating group. The analytical categories used were origin, trajectory, movements, management, the relationship between the FpV and the health sector reform movement, sustainability, challenges and the FpV's prospects. The results showed that the FpV has led a large policy network of individual and collective subjects, scientific entities and organisations representing various segments of civil society to update the health sector movement and expand its social support base. Its trajectory has involved mainly technical, scientific and political action in multiple areas, working with the Executive, Judiciary and Legislative branches of government, as well as civil society. In conclusion, the FpV has proved to be an important social movement pressing the State to defend life and the universal right to health and to expand and strengthen Brazil's Unified Health System, the SUS.
India is a country of faith and has followers of various religions. Religion has always served the mankind and played a significant role of ointment for the soul and has demonstrated to be positively associated with better emotional health. Along with all other aspects of life, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected faith, religion and spirituality in different ways. Due to fast spread of virus, numerous restrictions on religious activities have been implemented. The same has impacted religion in various ways, including the cancellation of the worship services of various faiths, as well as the cancellation of pilgrimages, ceremonies and festivals etc. In this brief review, we have studied the relief works and role of religious institutions, congregations, and individuals in this pandemic. Present study also studied the strategically and innovative approaches for revealing ongoing changes to religion, along with the changes in people mindset towards ways of worship, God, religion, humanity and physical gathering etc. The outcomes of this study revealed that pandemic made most people shocked and physical gathering in worship places is restricted. Presently, all over the world, worship is offering through online /livestream, by churches, synagogues, mosques, gurudwara, and temples on virtual platform. In this period, a great collaboration was seen among government, non-governmental organizations, wealthy persons, and common public in relief work. Though, this pandemic has put drastic loss in term of life, health, economy etc but optimistic are seeing grace of God here too.
The 2021 edition and tenth anniversary of The State of the Union, the EUI's annual summit for high-level reflection on the European Union was held on 6 and 7 May 2021 as a hybrid format. The theme "Europe in a Changing World" fostered high-level debate discussion and audience engagement on 8 key topics: Artificial Intelligence, Climate, Geopolitics, Global Economy, Multilateralism, Peace and Human Rights, Public Health and Strategic Autonomy. The programme also included 11 Fringe Events organised by The State of the Union's partners and internal and external stakeholders. The 2021 edition of The State of the Union (SOU2021) concluded with a special in-person event #SOU4YOU – Bringing the State of the Union Closer to Citizens at the Roman Theatre in Fiesole on the afternoon of 8 May. ; The State of the Union: Europe in a Changing World Final Report contains conference programme and information on The 2021 edition of The State of the Union (SOU2021). In the Final Report there is data about participation, audience behaviour, communication (social media outreach, advertising and press) and conference partners. ; -- Part 1. Content -- Scientific Committee -- Programme -- Speakers -- Fringe Events -- Part 2. The First Hybrid Edition -- Production -- Digital event platform -- Part 3. Participation: Data and Behaviour -- Specialised audience -- Livestream audience -- Part 4. Communication -- Social Media -- Advertising -- Press -- Part 5. Partners -- Conclusion -- Participant survey -- Concluding remarks
Abstract This study discusses how activist citizen reporters in Turkey, who initiated a brand-new alternative new media practice, transformed news gathering and writing activities in the process of the Gezi Park Resistance, which erupted in Istanbul in June 2013. A handful of citizens, outraged by the police violence as well as interested in human rights from a journalistic perspective chose to create their own make-shift media outlets or to become medium themselves. They gathered and simultaneously disseminated news and broadcast live on many occasions mostly through social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and livestream, in the absence of traditional mainstream and/or alternative media. They also contributed to the solidarity of the resistance. In this context, the theoretical framework of this study is based on concepts such as alternative media, citizen media and citizen journalism. Likewise, concepts like democracy, citizen and journalism are also re-evaluated from a radical perspective. After theorizing 'Çapulcu Media', a local variant of the Rodriguez's 'citizen media', constructed in the Gezi Resistance by a few activist citizen reporters, this ethnographic study concentrates on their activities in the field as well as the process of their identity formation based on data collected from in-depth interviews and continuous attention given to their social media accounts. Finally, this study aims to develop a critical understanding of a radical variant of citizen journalism in the context of contemporary Occupy movements.
Mainstream media around the world have gone digital with more sophisticated gadgets and digital communication tools in order to compete with the social media which tend to have the credibility of breaking the news ahead of the conventional media. In Taraba State, some station livestream in their quest to meet up. Based on foregoing, this study is set to examine the impact of digital communication in Taraba State Broadcasting Service (TSBS) Jalingoreportage, uncovering the challenges and prospects.The objectives of this study are to ascertain the impact of digital communication in TSBS, Jalingo; to examine the peculiar challenges the station faced with digital communication and to uncover the prospects of digital communication to the station. The study which is guided by Technological Determinism Theory, adopted a qualitative approach using in-depth interview to collect data from population which are the 18 trained Journalists of the Station. 12 out of the 18 population were selected based on experience and were interviewed to provide data for the study which were analysed thematically to explain the emerging themes. Findings revealed that digital communication have significant impact on the station's broadcasting hence; it uses digital communication tools to boost its operation, however, there arechallenges ranging from lack of required tools, staff are under trained, and unstable power supply. The study concluded that digitalisation has a very high impact on TSBS and recommended that government should supply more equipment and train the staff for utmost utilisation of the digital communication tools.
AbstractMs. Nguyen Phuong Hang is the CEO of Dai Nam Van Hien, a tourism complex in Binh Duong province in southern Vietnam, and in 2021 she started livestreaming on social media. Hang's livestreams would humiliate celebrities, include personal attacks, criticize media and charity organizations, and use harassing language, resulting in the Vietnamese government regulating social media influencers. Vietnam is a centralized government that promotes the regulation of social media influencers to control the population by censoring content and banning certain discussion topics. This is exemplary of Vietnam's media regulatory environment: Vietnam wants to take advantage of the opportunities that new media and technology bring to promote economic integration, yet the Vietnamese government prefers to accept them by enforcing their adherence to local regulations via regulatory and economic measures. As a result, the Vietnamese government has increased control over livestreaming influencers: any social media account with more than 10,000 followers must provide account holders' contact information to government authorities. Further, social media platforms will be asked to remove content that has been flagged as problematic by government officials, shoring up Vietnam's view on regulation toward foreign social media platforms. These regulations allow the government to control the narrative around social issues and prevent dissenting voices from being heard. Departing from the analysis of Hang's case study, this article examines the current regulatory status of social media users with a specific focus on Vietnamese influencers. The paper also extrapolates the tension that the country faces as it invests and develops its digital and creative industries.
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- Sharing: Crime Against Capitalism? -- Alternative Business Models or Alternatives to Business? -- The Economics of Sharing and of Capitalism -- The Structure of the Book -- What Sharing? And (more to the point) What is Sharing? -- 2 Libraries and the Digital World -- Introduction -- Information: Culture or Capital -- Literacy, Education and Libraries -- Digital Revolutions One and Two -- Internet and Access -- Digital Commons: The Anarchist in the Library -- Orphan Works: The Capitalist in the Archive -- Libraries as Records of Ownership and/or the Common Heritage of Humanity -- Plagiarism vs. Piracy -- From Scarcity to Authority -- Conclusions: Free Culture or Fee Culture -- 3 Peer-to-Peer Music Sharing Online -- Introduction -- From CDs to Napster: The Rise of Peer-to-Peer -- From Napster to Now -- The Myth of The Recording Artist (Then and Now) -- The 'Romantic' Myth of the Recording Artist -- Why Sign? -- Why Not Sign? -- The Rise of Live -- Adaptive (iTunes and Spotify) vs. Alternative (Sharingand Selling-Based) Business Models -- Conclusions: Reversing the Menu and the Meal -- 4 Live-streaming and Television Rights Management -- Introduction -- The First Digital Revolution in Television: Pay-to-View Enclosure -- The Second Digital Revolution: Free-Sharing Livestreams -- Justin.TV, First Row Sports and Wiziwig: Network Enterprises and their Users -- Sky's the Limit? The Limits of Power and Counterpower -- Conclusions: Power and Counterpower in Digital Networks -- 5 Open-Source Software and Proprietary Software -- Introduction -- The Spirit of the Information Age: Hackers, Rebel Code and Play Struggle -- Digital Rights Management -- Peer-to-Peer Software -- Non-Profit Organizations in the Information Economy -- Computer Games
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Syrien
Dozens of U.S. Missiles Hit Air Base in Syria (New York Times)
Trump gibt Obamas "Schwäche" Schuld an Giftgasangriff in Syrien (SZ)
Russische Erklärung zum Giftgasangriff in Syrien: Eine Lüge und viele Ungereimtheiten (Spon)
The Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attack, The Evidence So Far (Bellingcat)
Trump's Calculus on Syria (Podcast 'The Daily')
Datenschutz USA
Encryption Won't Stop Your Internet Provider From Spying on You (The Atlantic)
Perspektive R2G
Rot-Rot-Grün, das wird nichts (SZ)
SPD ringt um Haltung zur Linkspartei (SZ)
Bundestagswahl: "Die CDU rückt nach rechts, ein Problem für Angela Merkel" (FAZ)
Cypertruppe des Bundeswehr
Kaum ein Hacker will zum BND (SZ)
Militärs mit Computermaus und Laptop (DLF Hintergrund)
Nordkorea
Erneuter Raketentest: Nordkorea provoziert vor Trumps Treffen mit Xi (Spon) The U.S. Has An 'Active Cyber War Underway' To Thwart The North Korean Nuclear Threat (NPR-Podcast Fresh Air)
Abstract Despite attempts to regulate content, social media platforms continue to host images of antisocial behavior and crime. These images include dashboard videos of road rage and CCTV footage of shoplifting, as well as more extreme recordings of torture, sexual assault, suicide, and mass shootings. These images are often produced by offenders of their own volition using smartphone cameras and wearable recording devices. We understand criminal selfies as media content of antisocial behavior or crime produced by or with the awareness of an offender. By producing a criminal selfie, an offender renders themselves vulnerable to public scrutiny, legal punishment, and other negative outcomes. Yet criminal selfies remain a popular form of toxic online communication. This manuscript theorizes that one of the previously underappreciated explanations for criminal selfies is a desire to broadcast personal grievances. In such cases, they allow an offender to publicize their motivating politics and to offer them to an online audience for consideration and discussion. Antisocial content often evokes an unfavorable ratio of denunciation versus supportive responses. We claim that some offenders wager that a criminal selfie nonetheless earns their grievances a degree of awareness and, potentially, consequence. Some criminal selfies reflect a willingness to self-incriminate by documenting antisocial behavior in hopes that their images will contribute to public discourse. This article contributes to studies of criminal visibility by addressing how it can be intended as political expression. We first outline the concept of the criminal selfie and how it reflects a changing relationship between visibility and criminality in contemporary digital society. We then review literature on the motives of criminals who film themselves. We seek to compliment this literature by considering socially and politically aggrieved individuals producing antisocial content. This includes livestreams of white nationalist mass shootings (Christchurch, Halle) as well as a series of Reddit groups that solicit and (counter-)denounce antisocial grievances by digital media users (r/iamverybadass, r/publicfreakout, r/iamatotalpieceofshit).
The live-commenting feature Facebook Live offers a unique look into how persuasion operates online. By giving citizen-users, or the viewertariat (see Anstead & O'Loughlin, 2011), the opportunity to comment on live political performances, Facebook Live presents a worthy site of investigation into how traditionally-powerful performer-persuaders (electoral candidates) now face off with traditionally-excluded masses of audience-persuadees (citizen-users). The livestream then becomes a mediated space of contestation, where the boundaries between persuader-persuadee and performer-audience fades, where, this study proposes, persuadee becomes persuader, rendering, in the process, the traditional persuader less persuasive, and thus less powerful. The study sought to understand how electoral persuasion operates online in Mauritius by using the Facebook livestreamed interviews of three candidates (incumbent, long-time, and first-time candidate) running in the December 2017 By-Election. A combined rhetorical and content analysis was conducted on candidates' representative claims (see Saward, 2006) and the viewertariat responses to these claims. This study finds that candidates employ a self-centred rhetoric, focusing on their 'candidateness' rather than their representativeness, which, this study proposes, has ramifications on how candidates approach politics in contemporary Mauritius. The study also finds that the viewertariat is actively engaged in counter-persuasion, constructing their own (re)representative claims and exchanging primarily with other viewertariat members and lurkers (see Hill & Hughes, 1997). The viewertariat exhibits horizontal persuasion which, this study discusses, dilutes the vertical persuasion employed by candidates. The overall findings lead to the conclusion that rhetoric as a theoretical framework must be extended to adequately capture the persuasive dynamics in online electoral public spheres. A new theoretical framework is finally proposed, with the tripartite distinction between performer-text-audience rearranged to include performer-persuasive text-viewertariat-lurkers, and complemented with an argument as to the growing conceptual obsolescence of the 'audience' in studying rhetoric online.
Die Forschung zu Einzeltätern setzte sich bisher insbesondere mit der Radikalisierung der Täter auseinander und wies in den letzten Jahren auf eine gestiegene Relevanz sozialer Medien hin. Die Anschläge selbst bleiben bis heute fast gänzlich unerforscht. Der vorliegende Beitrag widmet sich dieser Forschungslücke und untersucht den Anschlag auf die Synagoge in Halle aus mikrosoziologischer Perspektive. Mit einer detaillierten Analyse des Geschehens wird gezeigt, wie sich der Täter mit einem abwesenden Publikum in Beziehung setzt und wie dies den Verlauf des Anschlags beeinflusst. Die These ist, dass die Beziehung zwischen Täter und abwesendem Publikum einen Wendepunkt einleitet, infolgedessen sich der Täter von der Synagoge abwendet und an einem anderen Ort neue Opfer sucht. Online-Vergemeinschaftung kann, so das zentrale Ergebnis der Studie, auch für den situativen Verlauf von Anschlägen relevant sein. Jenseits der Einzeltäterforschung können mikrosoziologische Analysen auch für die Erforschung rechter Gewalt vielversprechend sein, denn auch hier wurden bisher nur vereinzelt die Gewaltsituationen untersucht.
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Philip spricht mit Peter Altmaier, Chef des Kanzleramts und engster Vertrauter von Angela Merkel, unter anderem über seinen Alltag, den Bundestrojaner, Geheimdienst-Kontrolle, Flüchtlinge und das CDU-Wahlprogramm.
Zu Beginn der Folge erklären wir aber noch mal unsere Idee mit diesen Interviews. Hier ein grobes Transkript von, dem was Philip sagt:
Wir hatten das letzte Sommerinterview ja zur Hälfte für alle rein gestellt und und das komplette Gespräch für Plus-Abonnenten. Das Feedback dazu war sehr gemischt. Einige fanden das völlig ok, nachvollziehbar und fair, andere von Euch waren aber ziemlich sauer und vor den Kopf gestoßen - zu Recht.
Wir haben uns zu diesen Sommerinterviews schon einiges überlegt, aber wir haben das maximal schlecht bis gar nicht erklärt und das tut uns wirklich leid.
Deswegen hier noch mal unsere Idee: Die "Lage der Nation" als wöchentlicher Rückblick auf das politische Gesehen wird komplett und für alle frei zugänglich bleiben - finanziert durch Spenden, Abos und demnächst ein bisschen Werbung.
Wir haben natürlich überlegt, was wir Abonnenten anbieten können, das über die wöchentliche Lage hinausgeht. Da gab es bisher manchmal ein bisschen Pre-Post-Show Geplänkel, den Livestream und demnächst kommt hinzu, dass ihr mit dem Abo die Werbung los seid, wenn sie Euch denn wirklich so nerven sollte.
Wir haben bei Einführung des Abos auch gesagt, dass wir überlegen, für Abonnenten auch mal Bonus-Inhalte anzubieten, die die wöchentliche Lage-Analyse ergänzen - zum Beispiel längere Interviews. Und als die Idee mit diesen drei Sommerinterviews aufkam, dachten wir, das ist doch mal eine gute Gelegenheit auszuprobieren.
Diese Sommer-Interviews sind also ein kleines Experiment: Wie können wir das mit den Bonus-Inhalten so gestalten, dass Hörer der wöchentlichen Lage sich nicht für blöd verkauft fühlen, sich vielleicht über zusätzliche Infos freuen und es aber auch okay finden, dass Abonnenten vielleicht noch ein bisschen mehr zu hören bekommen? Am Ende dieses kleinen Experiments nach der Sommerpause werden wir das dann auswerten: Wie war das für uns? Wie war das für Euch? Vielleicht machen wir eine kleine Umfrage. Und dann schauen wir, ob und wenn ja wie wir das in Zukunft weiter machen mit den Bonus-Inhalten.
Phase 1 dieses Experiments habt ihr letzte Woche gehört. In dem heutigen Interview, Phase 2, versuchen wir, Eure Kritik am letzten Interview zu berücksichtigen und ein paar Sachen besser machen: Wir versuchen, unser Konzept besser zu erklären und wir stellen nicht nur die Hälfte des Interviews für alle rein, sondern rund 38 Minuten und Abonnenten bekommen nur noch gut 10 Minuten mehr.
Das dritte und letzte Sommerinterview kommt dann demnächst. Viel hängt natürlich vom Eurem Feedback ab jetzt, aber der Plan ist, das letzte Interview komplett für alle reinzustellen. Viele von Euch haben ja auch angeregt, die kompletten Interviews mit Zeitverzug für alle rein zu stellen. Auch klingt nach einer guten Idee, da können sich ja mal die Plus-Abonnenten zu äußern.
Wir versuchen Eure Wir hoffen, dass unsere Idee jetzt etwas klarer wird und sind gespannt auf Euer Feedback.
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