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Interactive talk about the importance of considering emotional attachment in our dependency on big tech/social media platforms.
About
Companies and governments are questioning our dependence on Big Tech. More and more organizations start offering motivation and tools to facilitate migrating to different places. But apart from some tech-savvy pioneers, most people still live their online existence on platforms from exploitative mega-corporations. Maybe we should consider our attachment to these platforms as more than a rational and technical problem.
SETUP asks the question whether we should consider our emotional attachments to these platforms as well. What does it mean to say goodbye to a platform like Facebook, and what can we learn about (un-)successful migrations from other big-tech platforms.
Content
This event will be in Dutch. Read more about it on the Dutch version of this page.
Reservation
The venue can host a total of 100 people. If you want to secure a spot, it is possible to reserve a spot via the registration link (free).
10:00-10:30 – Walk-in
10:30-11:00 – Interactive talk about about attachment, grief and breaking away from social media
11:15-12:00 – Panel discussion with Jantien Borsboom (Public Spaces) en Jessy de Cooker (media reseacher at Fontys Hogeschool for Journalism and freelance journalist)
