Experience Collectors: To Communicate with the Z Generation
The article discusses how the Z Generation, characterized as ‘experience collectors’, differ from previous generations in their views on expertise and respect for others.
The good warning of transparency
The article reflects on the decline of Jürgen Habermas's ideals of deliberative democracy and transparency in the age of digital communication and neoliberal markets.
The stories of Elly and Giuseppi to win the electoral silence
The article discusses the challenges and paradoxes in regulating digital political communication in Italy as elections approach.
Empathy and Its Benefits
The article discusses the diminishing role of in-person communication in our digital world and emphasizes empathy as a crucial tool for improving personal relationships.
Change Affecting 1.8 Million Finns Comes Into Effect
A new law in Finland will require digital correspondence from authorities for 1.8 million people starting April 14, 2026, while retaining paper communication as an option for others.
Authorities will primarily send mail to Suomi.fi in April – watch the instructional video on how to use the service
Starting in April, Finnish citizens will receive official communications primarily in electronic form through the Suomi.fi service.
Orient Yourself by the Stars, Write Using Pagers. Russia is Massively Shutting Down the Internet and Preparing for Unpleasant Events
Russia is taking significant steps to shut down internet access, drawing comparisons to authoritarian models seen in China and Iran.
Media Companies' YouTube Content Faces Growing Mediation Issues... "A Shift from Secondary to Central Channel"
The number of mediation cases targeting YouTube content produced by media companies has significantly increased, reflecting a shift in the perception of YouTube from a secondary distribution platform to a primary communication channel.
From information search to artificial intelligence: what Lithuanians did online in 2025?
In 2025, 79% of Lithuanians used the internet to read news and gather information, exceeding the EU average of 66%.
Omniva is closing the Kvartali post office in Tartu: visitor numbers have dropped by a quarter over the year
Omniva is set to close the Kvartali post office in Tartu on May 6 due to a significant drop in visitor numbers, shifting consumer preference towards parcel machines.
Annual statement contains several changes
The Danish Tax Agency has announced significant changes to the annual statement for 2025, including automatic access for parents to their children's statements and new digital communication methods to reduce fraud risk.
Russian government begins full blocking of Telegram
The Russian government has initiated a full blockade of the Telegram messaging service, causing widespread access issues for users across the country.
Russia: $430,000 fine on Telegram
Russia has imposed a fine of approximately $432,366 on the messaging application Telegram for failing to remove prohibited content.
What does it mean to be left on 'seen' but to receive a reaction?
The article explores the complexities of digital communication, particularly what it signifies when a person is left on 'seen' but receives a minimal response like an emoji.
Hahaha, hehehe or kkk?
The article creates a humorous guide to the various spellings of laughter commonly used in digital communication.
WhatsApp groups, the new way of emotional connection in families
WhatsApp groups have become a preferred means for emotional connection among families in Argentina, overshadowing traditional phone calls and visits.
Out of Coverage: How Iranians Communicate Without Internet in Times of War?
The article explores how Iranians adapt to life without internet access as they face ongoing conflict, highlighting their innovative communication methods and social changes resulting from the digital blackout.
What If the Network Went Silent?
The article explores the implications of losing connectivity in an increasingly digital world, illustrating a scenario where communication and navigation systems fail.
Journey to the largest digital experiment in history: "The prohibition of social networks for minors represents a global power adjustment"
The article discusses the implications of a proposed social media ban for minors in Spain, highlighting the perspectives of young users.
🐀 I want to be friends with you. A student conflict over a message with a rat symbol reaches the district court
A student conflict over a message containing a rat emoji escalates to a court case, raising questions about institutional control over students' online communications.
Federal Press Office: The Government Wants to Communicate More Directly
The German government aims to enhance direct communication through digital methods by restructuring the Federal Press Office.
Ministry of Digital Governance for Greeks in the Middle East: Emergency packages of free services for mobile subscribers
The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance has initiated emergency measures to facilitate communication for Greeks in the Gulf countries due to current regional tensions.
"There is no free contact." Czechs have problems with calls to info lines
Czech citizens are experiencing difficulties when trying to contact information hotlines, with issues ranging from technical failures to barriers in accessing support.
VMI will present last year's results and future plans: the event invites remote observation
The Lithuanian State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) is hosting an online event on March 5 to present its 2025 operational results and future plans, discussing changes aimed at simplifying tax administration for citizens.
180-million-euro investment in Mission Critical Network (MCNGR)
Greece is launching a €180 million project to develop a critical wireless communications system for its security forces, including the police and coast guard.
Internet blackout is tool of desperate regime to isolate Iranians, say experts
Experts argue that the recent internet blackout in Iran is primarily a tactic by the regime to suppress communication and control the narrative amidst escalating conflict.
Awakening Longing: How to Write a Good Love Letter?
The article discusses the art of writing a heartfelt love letter in an age dominated by quick digital communications.
Psychiatrist Madis Parksepp: smartphone addiction is comparable to drugs
Psychiatrist Madis Parksepp discusses the impacts of smartphone addiction on mental health, highlighting its similarity to substance addiction.
CIA urges Iranians to use burner phones, Tor to contact US in Persian-language video
The CIA has released a Persian-language video advising Iranian dissidents on secure communication methods as anti-government protests escalate in Iran.
All the Secrets of the Social Communication of Fratelli d’Italia
A new book reveals the digital communication strategies employed by the Italian political party Fratelli d’Italia, emphasizing the importance of genuine engagement over superficial metrics.
Children receive their first tablets on average at the age of five
A new study reveals that Danish children typically receive their first tablet at 5.2 years old and their first smartphone by 8.1 years old, highlighting early screen use trends.
How to deal with angry messages from friends and family on your cell phone
The article discusses how to cope with receiving angry text messages from friends and family members without wanting to absorb their negativity.
Half a Century of Chat: The Evolution from 1970 to Today
The article discusses the significant evolution of communication technologies and their societal impact from 1970 to the present.
Drawer: Our Words Are Not the Happiest, Who Will Finally Make Us Laugh?
The article discusses the challenges of humor in communication amid obstacles like ad blockers and VPNs.
How communication wiretaps violate privacy
Illegal wiretapping in Nigeria threatens citizens' privacy rights, particularly in a digital landscape.
Messenger is closing: what will happen to the chats?
Meta has announced the definitive closure of the Messenger website, which will take effect in April 2026, altering how users access their chats from computers.
What it means to write using many emojis on WhatsApp, according to psychology
The article explores how the use of emojis in WhatsApp has evolved from a stylistic choice to a significant aspect of communication, reflecting emotional states and social interactions.
The Russian secret service did not force the owner of Telegram to make concessions, yet soldiers can still use the network
The Russian secret service's attempts to pressure the owner of Telegram have not yielded concessions, allowing military personnel to continue using the platform.
A Look from Moscow / Back to the Internet Stone Age. Authorities Are Taking Away Popular Apps from Russians
The Russian regime is increasingly restricting access to communication applications, complicating digital communication for its citizens, especially the older generation.
Discovering Hamas's secret code: how it triggered the attack on October 7
Israeli military analysis reveals that Hamas used a sequence of emojis as an internal operational code to authorize the October 7 attack.
Between apps and social networks, Cupid goes 'vintage' and returns to romances that started the old-fashioned way
The article discusses how finding love today, despite the prevalence of social media and apps, often requires traditional face-to-face interaction rather than digital communication.
How Saint Valentine Became Established as the Day of Lovers
The article discusses the evolution of Valentine's Day celebrations in Greece, particularly in the context of modern romantic relationships characterized by digital communication.
The era of a love story with artificial intelligence has begun and hides many risks
As Valentine's Day approaches, an increasing number of people are turning to digital companions for communication and intimacy, raising questions about privacy and security.
Soon you may receive information about fines only through digital messenger - here's how to turn off this new feature
Finland is shifting towards digital communication for official decisions, starting to send notifications through the Suomi.fi service, primarily impacting those already using digital services.
"If the apps disappear, isolation is total"
Internet disruptions in several Russian regions are attributed to 'security measures' amid concerns over state control of digital communication.
Russia moves to 'fully block' WhatsApp in ongoing crackdown on social media
Russian authorities are attempting to completely block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to tighten control over digital communication and promote state-backed alternatives.
Russia fully blocks WhatsApp, intensifying its 'crackdown on free expression'
Russia has fully blocked access to WhatsApp as part of its ongoing efforts to suppress free expression.
Ban on WhatsApp in Russia
WhatsApp has been banned in Russia, significantly impacting communication for users in the country.
Russia has blocked WhatsApp
Russia has implemented a blockade on the messaging application WhatsApp.
Moscow Tightens Control Over Digital: WhatsApp Reports Attempt at Total Block
In Russia, WhatsApp accuses the government of attempting to cut off citizens from secure communication, escalating tensions between Big Tech and state authorities.