Between Reality and Alienation
Memes and reels can help restore the connection between information and external reality, but risk fuelling the self-referentialit…
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The Future of Media
The future of media is being reshaped by technology, polarization, and cultural change. This series examines AI-driven content, partisan platforms, and the decline of traditional newsrooms as influencers and algorithms take charge.
Between Reality and Alienation
Memes and reels can help restore the connection between information and external reality, but risk fuelling the self-referentialit…
The End of the Media
Why a future without news awaits us.
Cross my Influencer’s Palm with Silver
Online influencers with enormous reach are prime candidates for bribery by governments and special interest groups.
Der neue Babel – Wenn alle Journalisten sind
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Das Ende der Nachrichten – Willkommen im Zeitalter der Illusion
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Did someone know about 9/11 in advance?
01:47
Eating insects isn’t the problem. The problem begins when the state starts pushing people to do it
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Beyond Meat was supposed to launch a revolution that would push beef off our plates
01:29
Artificial intelligence is making everything look the same
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Americans don’t want data centers in their backyards
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What if green technologies are actually destroying the nature they are supposed to save?
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Europe’s wind turbine king is back
01:38
Water Looks Like the Perfect Investment
01:46
Europe’s rivers are drying up. And history is emerging from their depths
01:24
Donald Trump wanted to change America. Did he succeed?
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AI may not take our jobs – but it could decide what we think about
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Oil at $100 a barrel no longer automatically means a recession
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Will Europe have enough gas this winter?
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From Fake News to French Subsidies: The Global Media Meltdown
All over the world, trust in traditional media is collapsing as alternative outlets come to the fore.
The New Babel
When everyone is a journalist, truth competes with demand—and the market for outrage risks collapsing under its own weight.
Editorial: Video killed the Online Star
YouTube has taken over the media world, outpacing TV and Netflix—and it may spell the end of online news.