Tag: net neutrality

Curly fries and intelligence, news on the go, and the right to be forgotten in our News Round-up

Posted on 16/05/2014 By fmladmin Categories: Blog Tags: automation, consumer behaviour, google, innovation, net neutrality, New York Times, news round-up, Newsbeat, press freedom, social media

In the second edition of our bi-weekly news roundup (the first can be read here), Karin Fleming shares the news that caught her eye in the past two weeks. The news round-up is a way for the Future Media Lab. team and members of the Future Media Lab. network to share articles about innovations and […]

Shape-shifting devices, FB newswire, death of net neutrality and more in this week’s News Round-up

Posted on 02/05/2014 By fmladmin Categories: Blog Tags: axel springer, Blog, copyright, devices, economics, Facebook, FCC, future media environment, google, innovation, intellectual property, journalism, journalists, media formats, media policy, net neutrality, news round-up, newswire, social media, storify, technological advances, technology

The Future Media Lab. introduced a new feature on the Future Media Lab. blog: the bi-weekly news round-up. From Axel Springer’s CEO’s open letter to Google, the hit that net neutrality recently took in the United States, to shape-shifting devices and and wearable technology, Karin Fleming, Communications/Administration Officer at EMMA/FML shares what she’s been reading this week.