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18/02/2026

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13/02/2026

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13/02/2026

The early wave of cuts underscores a structural shift in how major technology firms operate — prioritizing artificial intelligence integration, automation and tighter cost controls over headcount growth.

The early wave of cuts underscores a structural shift in how major technology firms operate — prioritizing artificial intelligence integration, automation and tighter cost controls over headcount growth.

28/01/2026

Shoshana Zuboff lays out the central betrayal of the platform economy: what users believed was search, connection, and convenience became large-scale behavioral extraction.

This video from Democarcy Now! is worth watching not as tech commentary, but as political economy—showing how data harvesting mutates into prediction, influence, and quiet control.

26/01/2026

If you want to understand the political economy behind today’s digital noise, this video is worth your time.

The video, produced by Al Jazeera English, cuts through the comforting fiction that today’s far-right surge in Europe is purely grassroots or culturally spontaneous.

21/01/2026

Anonymity online is not an accident of poor regulation. It is a design condition that has existed since the earliest networked spaces. Bulletin boards, IRC channels, forums, and early blogs relied on pseudonymity not to evade responsibility but to enable participation.

Anonymity online is not an accident of poor regulation. It is a design condition that has existed since the earliest networked spaces.

14/01/2026

For policymakers in Asia, this expansion is often framed as a model to emulate. Data centers promise investment, digital credibility and proximity to the AI economy.

For policymakers in Asia, this expansion is often framed as a model to emulate. Data centers promise investment, digital credibility and proximity to the AI economy.

10/01/2026

Ideologies that began as abstractions in pamphlets and parliaments often descended into open violence when words and ballots failed to pe*****te power.

To understand why the left succumbed to violent struggle and why the right, with its obsession for order, veered into authoritarianism, we must peel back centuries of history.

07/01/2026

Democracy, when it works, is boring. It’s compromise, slow reforms, incremental gains, and constant vigilance. Authoritarianism is theater. It’s decisive gestures, enemies named, and the intoxicating feeling of belonging to something righteous and loud.

by autoceremony. If history were a teacher, it would have resigned by now—burned out, hoarse from shouting the same warning across centurie...

27/12/2025

Technology, often framed as the solution to everything, revealed its contradictions. Artificial intelligence advanced rapidly, but its deployment was uneven.

2025 was not defined by a single crisis but by convergence. Political instability, technological acceleration, climate pressure and economic unevenness did not arrive separately. They collided.

26/12/2025

RIP Sir Dado.

Diosdado “Dado” Banatao, a Filipino entrepreneur and engineer whose innovations helped shape the modern personal computer and whose success in Silicon Valley inspired generations of Filipinos, has died. He was 79.

24/12/2025

Any serious comparison must begin with outcomes rather than beliefs.

Over the last two centuries, humanity experienced unprecedented gains in life expectancy, literacy, disease control, food security, and poverty reduction.