Influencers: The New Source of Knowledge? On the internet, we all have a voice… and sometimes, too much of a megaphone. This episode invites us to consider what freedom means when a single click can turn an opinion into a megaphone. Are we as free as we believe, or are we just following the loudest thread?
Blind Swipe Technology promises to connect everyone, but it doesn’t always do so equally. This episode highlights the small divides that separate people from one another, reminding us that true innovation begins when no one is left off-screen.
Banners in a click Protesting, demonstrating, or simply voicing an opinion: today, digital actions also have a real-world impact. This episode reflects on how causes travel between the street and the screen, and how every gesture—whether a click, a signature, or a word—can bring about change.
Night Mode: Disabled There are bosses who do not understand that ‘online’ does not always mean ‘available’. This episode reflects on the boundaries between work and life, and the art of disconnecting without appearing rebellious. Because sometimes, the greatest act of productivity is sleep.
Master of followers Artificial intelligence promises to do everything better, faster, and fairer. But what happens when it makes decisions for us? This episode questions the power of algorithms, and reminds us that no system can truly be intelligent if it forgets people.
Digital Rights Serie
Fundación Telefónica, in collaboration with Red.es, is launching an events programme within the framework of the Digital Rights Observatory. You can attend these live at Espacio Fundación Telefónica or join us online to watch them in video format.
Within the framework of a constantly evolving digital world, the Government of Spain is launching the Digital Rights Observatory to ensure that citizens’ rights are protected in the digital environment. An open, inclusive, and participatory space, created to communicate to the public the progress, advantages, and challenges concerning Digital Rights, and to promote best practices.
Fundación Telefónica is joining ‘Rights to the Future’ (Derechos al Futuro), a citizen movement promoted by more than twenty organisations, institutions, universities, and foundations to place human dignity and democratic values at the heart of the digital transformation.
The initiative was launched with the goal of mobilising society towards an inclusive,just, and citizen-focused digital future, ensuring that technological innovation advances with equity, ethics, and responsibility.
