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Martin Hilbert

Towards a conceptual framework for ICT for Development:

Lessons learned from the cube framework used in Latin America

Jun 24, 2023

Towards a conceptual framework for ICT for Development:

Jun 24, 2023

KNOW THY(online)SELF!

Are you sometimes worried about your relationship with social media? Do you worry about the younger generation? If you are concerned, you…

Jun 28, 2021

KNOW THY(online)SELF!

Jun 28, 2021

Social Media Distancing Exit Strategy: Toward a Healthy Relationship with Our Algorithms

This article is the last of a 7-part series

Sep 4, 2020

Social Media Distancing Exit Strategy: Toward a Healthy Relationship with Our Algorithms

Sep 4, 2020

Published in
The Startup

Social Media Distancing 4: Human Innovation

6th article of a 7-part series (no need for sequential reading)

May 1, 2020

Social Media Distancing 4: Human Innovation

May 1, 2020

Published in
The Startup

Social Media Distancing 3: Technological Innovation

5th article of a 7-part series (no need for sequential reading)

May 1, 2020

Social Media Distancing 3: Technological Innovation

May 1, 2020

Social Media Distancing 2: Public-Sector Regulation

4th article of a 7-part series (no need for sequential reading).

May 1, 2020

Social Media Distancing 2: Public-Sector Regulation

May 1, 2020

Published in
The Startup

Social Media Distancing 1: Industry Self-Regulation

This article is the 3rd of a 7-part series.

Apr 27, 2020

Social Media Distancing 1: Industry Self-Regulation

Apr 27, 2020

Social Media Distancing Context: Algorithms Found our Weaknesses

This article is the 2nd of a 7-part series.

Apr 25, 2020

Social Media Distancing Context: Algorithms Found our Weaknesses

Apr 25, 2020

Social Media Distancing: An Opportunity to Debug our Relationship with our Algorithms

This article is the 1st of a 7-part series.

Apr 25, 2020

Social Media Distancing: An Opportunity to Debug our Relationship with our Algorithms

Apr 25, 2020

Martin Hilbert

Martin Hilbert

Prof. at the University of California, Davis, where he chairs the PhD emphasis on Computational Social Science. Before, at UN Secretariat in digital development

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