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Info: The posts are imported from different blogs, each operated in German or English. Therefore, the language for each post may vary.YouTube — Fix Your AI for Climate Change! An Invitation to an Open Dialogue
An interview with Joachim Allgaier on his recently published study on how social media platforms such as YouTube have become hostile to climate science. When you search around climate change on YouTube the results are 50/50 climate science versus anti-science Chemtrails conspiracy theories.
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Podium Discussion: Perspectives for “Libraries 2050”
15 years ago, people thought that the future of libraries was rather grim. Now they are more popular than ever – and particularly as learning environments. What tasks will libraries be facing in the year 2050? And what meaning do they have for their target groups?
Podium Discussion: Perspectives for “Libraries 2050”
by Nicole Clasen, Birgit Fingerle and Dr. Doreen Siegfried A podium discussion (link in German language) on the topic of “Libraries 2050” was held on 21 October 2019 in the ZBW Hamburg as part of the ZBW anniversary year. The panel consisted of Barbara Lison, director of Bremen Public Library and designated president of IFLA; Dr Ute Krauß-Leichert, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences; Volker Heller, chairman and management director of the ZLB (Berlin Central & Regional Library) Foundation; and Thorsten Meyer, chief librarian of the ZBW. The podium discussion was moderated by Nicole Clasen from ZBW. We have summarised some […]