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 Generation of Monologue: How Voice Messages Are 'Killing' the Art of Conversation
The article discusses the rise of voice messaging and its impact on conversation dynamics, highlighting a global study that reveals people spend an average of 150 hours annually sending and receiving voice messages.
About journalism and Argentina today
The article discusses the current state of journalism in Argentina, highlighting the challenges of communication, the rise of pseudocommunicators, and the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists.
The Fire Museum's Attitude Towards Children Surprised a Social Media Influencer – Fire Department Clarifies: Families with Children are Welcome Now and in the Future
A social media influencer was taken aback by a communication from Helsinki's Fire Museum suggesting that families with children were a distraction to older visitors, prompting a clarification from the fire department.
Media: The Big Bang of Twitter
The article reflects on the 20th anniversary of Jack Dorsey's first tweet, discussing the evolution of Twitter as a significant social media platform.
Twitter turns 20 years old, taking the pulse of the world
Twitter, launched in 2006, has evolved from a personal microblogging tool to a major source of global news and opinions.
Sicredi Award offers R$ 20,000 for reports on cooperativism
The Sicredi Communication Award is accepting registrations for journalistic reports on the social and economic impacts of credit cooperativism in Brazil.
Suspension of Social Media in Gabon: The Court Declares Itself Incompetent
A Gabonese court has declared itself incompetent to hear a case regarding the suspension of social media by the High Authority of Communication.
What it means when someone touches your shoulder
The article explores the significance of shoulder touching as a form of non-verbal communication and its potential interpretations in various contexts.
ZUS: As of March 12, letters sent via ePUAP will no longer be addressed
From March 12, 2026, correspondence sent through the ePUAP platform will no longer be acknowledged by the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) in Poland.
America on Habermas: A Bad Time for This Farewell
Jurgen Habermas, a significant figure in political philosophy, influenced American discourse, particularly in the context of democratic communication and social media's role in public debates.
Hahaha, hehehe or kkk?
The article creates a humorous guide to the various spellings of laughter commonly used in digital communication.
Jürgen Habermas, the Fertility of the Humanities and the Critical Theory of Society
The article reflects on the significance of Jürgen Habermas's contributions to the humanities and critical social theory, emphasizing the importance of understanding and communication in society.
German philosopher Habermas has died
The prominent German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away, marking a significant loss in the field of philosophy and social theory.
Philosopher Jürgen Habermas has died
Philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away at the age of 96, according to his publishing company and reports from various news outlets.
A GOOD LIFE GUIDE ⟩ People are so beautiful and good
A reader expresses frustration over the difficulty of meaningful communication with others.
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.
The moment
The article reflects on the complexity of the modern era and the challenges humans face in understanding their environment, particularly due to changes in communication methods.
SMART TARTU ⟩ Amidst an overwhelming flood of information and communication options, many people are plagued by loneliness
A recent survey reveals that more than half of Estonians have felt lonely in the past month, with many experiencing loneliness frequently or constantly.
Minister and the Finns Party in a heated dispute - nighttime communication on X
Finnish Minister Sanni Grahn-Laasonen disputes the Finns Party's claims regarding proposed cuts to immigrant pensions, stating that no such proposals were discussed in formal negotiations.
What conquers a person somewhat is their charm
The article discusses the charm of certain individuals and how it affects interpersonal relationships.
Parrots converse like humans: Scientists reveal "linguistic rules" in their songs
Scientists have discovered that parrots possess linguistic rules in their communication, reminiscent of human conversations, showcasing their complex social structures and cognitive abilities.
Aquarius Horoscope for today, March 9, 2026: predictions for health, love, and money
Today's horoscope for Aquarius predicts stability in health, new social connections, and a strong desire for communication in romantic relationships.
The ancient art of being heard
The article discusses the importance of rhetoric in today's noisy communication landscape, referencing a new book by Bård Borch Michalsen that modernizes classical rhetorical principles for the social media age.
Indonesia will ban social networks for children under 16
Indonesia plans to deactivate social media accounts for children under the age of 16 starting March 28, according to the Minister of Communication, Meutya Hafid.
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.
Iran attack, Trump's information dissemination emphasizes social media videos and individual interviews
Former President Trump's communication strategy regarding the recent attacks on Iran has notably focused on social media and selective interviews.
"CEO Influencers": The End of Low Profile and the Era of "Unfiltered" Leadership
A growing trend sees CEOs actively using social media platforms to engage with the public, moving away from traditional corporate communications.
Children's doctor's 3 parenting rules that work from toddlers to teens
A children's doctor outlines three effective parenting rules that apply across all ages, from toddlers to teens.
Psychology Highlights the Three Colors Used by Attractive People
Research in social psychology reveals that personal attractiveness is influenced by non-physical factors, particularly the colors people wear.
Psychologist explains why men call each other rude names
A psychologist explains that men use rude nicknames for each other as a form of affection and social bonding.
Dry Begging: When Subtle Hints Turn into Chronic Emotional Drain
The article discusses the concept of 'dry begging,' a passive-aggressive communication style where individuals hint at their needs without directly asking for assistance.
Garik Israelian, astrophysicist: "Millions cannot be spent on science and nothing on communicating it"
Astrophysicist Garik Israelian emphasizes the urgent need for effective science communication amidst the challenges posed by social media and misinformation.
Authorities are taken to task for severe language barrier
A report criticizes Swedish authorities for their inadequate communication with non-Swedish speakers regarding social insurance laws.
Álvaro Carmona, professor and science communicator: "Marcos Llorente is a sieve for hoaxes"
Álvaro Carmona, a bioquimical researcher and science communicator, discusses his journey in health communication via social media and the challenges of misinformation.
Qatar denies rumors about targeting 3 sites in Doha
Qatar's government communication office has refuted rumors circulating on social media regarding alleged attacks on three locations in Doha.
New York Times: Trump Withdraws from Sight Following the Start of the Attack on Iran
Donald Trump chooses a non-traditional approach by avoiding public appearances during the military conflict with Iran, opting for limited social media communication instead.
Everything begins and passes through the web, even war
The article discusses how social media has become the primary platform for sharing information, including announcements of war and political decisions.
A young man thought his friend was missing, but then something unexpected happened
A young man believed his friend was missing due to a lack of communication over Instagram.
No Talent for Speech? The Important Thing is the 'Rhythm of Conversation'
The author reflects on their struggles with conversation, feeling inadequate and silenced in social settings despite efforts to improve communication skills.
Viral Microtrends: When Nothing Makes Sense
The article discusses the baffling nature of viral trends that appear on social media, as young people struggle to make sense of them just as adults do.
This campaign has never been seen before. The ministry focuses on memes
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy is using cat memes in a social media campaign to explain a significant labor law reform.
The Confusion Between Thoughts and Feelings
The article discusses 'sentismo,' a social phenomenon that increasingly validates emotional sensations as undeniable facts, often leading to misconceptions between feelings and thoughts.
"I want to talk about something other than problems with friends and colleagues"
The article discusses a woman's struggle to shift conversations away from problems with friends and colleagues, seeking advice from psychologist Malin Bergström.
AI or Not?
The author reflects on their mother's engagement with Facebook and how it contrasts with traditional face-to-face communication.
We Can in a Constant Campaign: Populist Videos, Mailing Network, and Messages to Private Numbers
The political party Možemo is actively engaging in continuous campaign strategies using social media and various communication channels.
Minns government undermined own goal with NSW protest restrictions, constitutional challenge hears
A legal challenge against the NSW government's anti-protest law argues that it undermines its goal of enhancing social cohesion by effectively banning marches in Sydney’s CBD.
“We Confuse Understanding with Misunderstanding... The Hearts of Others are Unverified Information”
Professor Hong Soon-beom discusses the complexities of understanding others' minds and the psychological challenges that arise from misconceptions in his new book.
Recruitment on X: CIA Releases Guide for Secret Communication with Iranians and Tehran Responds
The CIA has released a detailed guide on communicating safely with its agents in Persian on the platform X, prompting a response from Tehran.
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.