Today’s teenagers, technically digital natives, are growing up in a social dimension profoundly different from ours. They see the digital world not as an extension of reality, but as an integral part of their daily lives. They communicate with each other more through WhatsApp than through face-to-face conversations; a trend that accustoms them to filtered, […]
Even during the debate, Kamala Harris had only one problem: Kamala Harris. Every argument in her narrative does not hold up since it is built on denial of reality, attempting to present herself as “the new one” while for three and a half years she has been the incumbent deputy of Joe Biden, a president […]
It’s finally here. In a few hours we will witness what could be the first and only debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. An unmissable date, charged with tension and expectation. Television debates, as we know, have always played a crucial role in American presidential elections. But which ones have been the really decisive […]
In a world where the Web allows instant dissemination of ideas and information, freedom of speech should be an inviolable principle, guaranteed to every individual without exception. Yet, we are faced with a disturbing paradox: In Europe itself, the cradle of democracy and human rights, censorship is being implemented that seriously jeopardizes this fundamental right. […]
If you think that Trump and Xi are already fighting, make yourself comfortable, because this is nothing: a big clash is on the horizon, a sort of Big Bang from which will emerge the geopolitical structure of the post-coronavirus. The classic appointment with history, to which Italy would be better being prepared and above all, […]
Derrick de Kerckhove (Wanze, may 30th 1944) is a Canadian-naturalized Belgium-born sociologist and journalist. Sociologist, journalist and scientific director of Media Duemila, he directed the McLuhan Program in Culture & Technology of the University of Toronto from 1983 to 2008. He is the author of “The Skin of Culture and Connected Intelligence” and University Professor […]
by Alex Anderson MOSCOW – Money, work, freedom: he gave up everything to tell us that Orwell was right, even though we live in reality and not in the pages of a novel. We are all intercepted. Thanks to him, Obama admitted it, and before ending his presidency, he signed a bill to extend the […]
di Alessandro Nardone – Evviva. Hillary Clinton ha ufficialmente rimesso piede alla Casa Bianca non più da First Lady, ma da 45esimo Presidente degli Stati Uniti d’America. Il suo Inauguration Day è già storico non tanto perché Hillary sia la prima donna a essere diventata presidente, ma sopratutto perché il suo giuramento ai piedi del […]
