Open Lecture Intervozes

 Open Lecture Intervozes

The main objective of the Chair in Online Communication and Ativism is to discuss theoretical aspects and exchange practical knowledge about the possibilities of social movement activities in the digital public space. There are also specific objectives of the Chair: a) reflect on the relationship between Direito àComunicação, freedom of expression and democracy; b) expand the debate on the functioning of the Internet, especially sociotechnical, political and economic aspects; c) provide contributions to qualify the critical presence of social movements on different platforms and digital networks.


Session 1 – Direction to Communication and Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age: Concepts and Practices

Session 1 – The right to communication and freedom of expression in the digital age: concepts and practices

In Session 1 is presented a conceital and historical panorama on freedom of expression and direction in communication, with practical examples of materialization or violation of these directions discussed, in addition to pointing out the possibilities and challenges relative to the direction of communication on the Internet.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

AMORIM, Eduardo. Silenced voices: Who wants to fight two sem-terra? [on-line]. Jun. 2023. Available in: https://www.brasildefato.com.br/2023/06/19/vozes-silenciadas-quem-quer-calar-a-luta-dos-sem-terra Accessed on: 29 Sep. 2023.

SOCIEDADE occupies TV: the case of Direitos de Resposta eo controle public da media/ [edição Bia Barbosa e Giovanna Modé]. São Paulo: Intervozes – Coletivo Brasil de Comunicação Social, 2007.

APC – Association for Progressive Communications. The Feminist Principles of the Internet [on-line]. Aug. 2016. Available in https://feministinternet.org. Accessed on 26 June. 2023.

BARBOSA, Beatriz Costa. Violations of human rights and regulation of TV content: Brazil in perspective compared to France and the United Kingdom. 2013. 161 f. Dissertação (Professional Master in Management and Public Policies). Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo da Fundação Getúlio Vargas – FGV EAESP. Available in: https://bibliotecadigital.fgv.br/dspace/handle/10438/11289 Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023.

RESPONSE DIRECTIONS. São Paulo: Intervozes, 2006. Available in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTPddDInpvw&t=181s. Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023.

FREENET? Directed by Pedro Ekman. São Paulo: Instituto Brasileiro de Fesa do Consumidor (Idec), Centro de Tecnlogia e Sociedade da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (CTS/FGV), Instituto Nupef e Intervozes, 2016. Available in: https://libreflix.org/i/freenet. Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023.

GOMES, Raimunda Aline Lucena. Communication as a human right: a concept in construction. 2007. 206 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Comunicação). Center for Arts and Communication, Federal University of Pernambuco, Recife, 2007.

INTERVOICES. Contributions to the construction of indicators right to communication. São Paulo: Intervozes – Coletivo Brasil de Comunicação Social, 2010.

INTRODUÇÃO to the thematic universe: main concepts, international references and Brazilian legal framework – Module 1 / Brazil. Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights; Conselho Nacional dos Direitos da Criança e do Adolescente; ANDI Comunicação e Direitos, Brasília, 2020.

RAISE your voice! Directed by Pedro Ekman. São Paulo: Intervozes, 2009. Available in: https://vimeo.com/7459748. Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023.

MACBRIDE COMMISSION. Many voices, one world: towards a new more just and more efficient world information and communication order. International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems. Kogon Page, London/Unipub; New York/Unesco, Paris: Unesco,1980.

MÍDIA without Violações de Direitos. São Paulo: Intervozes, 2017. Available in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et7KBlQnuTM. Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023. 

MOM Brazil (Media Owner Monitor Brazil). Who controls half of Brazil? [online]. Available in: https://www.mom-gmr.org. Accessed on: 6 Jul. 2023.

OBSERVACOM. Padrões para a democratic regulation of large platforms that guarantee the freedom of online expression and a free and open Internet. Jul. 2020. Available in: https://www.observacom.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Padroes-para-uma-regulacao-democratica-das-grandes-plataformas.pdfAccessed on: August 27, 2021.

SILVA, Wellington Araújo. «The direct communication in Brazil». Opinião Filosófica Magazine, Porto Alegre, v. 08; No. 02, 2017.

TERSO, Tâmara. «Politicians in the Middle East violate the Constitution and weaken democracy» [on-line]. Set. 2022. Available in: https://diplomatique.org.br/politicos-donos-da-midia-violam-a-constituicao-e-fragilizam-a-democraciaAccessed on: September 29, 2023


Session 2 – How the Internet works: political and technical aspects

Session 2 – How the internet works: political and technical aspects

Session 2 addresses sociotechnical dimensions, power disputes and internet governance mechanisms, and debates questions such as freedom of expression, informational capitalism, digital oligopolies and the need for democratic regulation of digital platforms.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

Raise Your Voice, ep. Fake News and Ameaças à Democracia: 

VALENTE, J.; PITA, M. Digital monopolies: concentration and diversity on the internet. São Paulo: Intervozes, 2018.

https://intervozes.org.br/publicacoes/monopolios-digitais-concentracao-e-diversidade-na-internet

BARBOSA, B.; MARTINS, H.; VALENTE, J. Fake News: how platforms confront disinformation. São Paulo: Intervozes, 2020.

https://intervozes.org.br/publicacoes/fake-news-como-as-plataformas-enfrentam-a-desinformacao

Session 3 – Platformization: challenges for digital activism

Session 3 – Platformization: challenges for digital activism

Session 3 is dedicated to the analysis of platforms as a business model and access to the Internet, reflecting how this phenomenon – especially when applied to public policies – can deepen digital inequalities, reduce rights and enhance disinformation and hate speech.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

SRNICEK, N. Platform Capitalism. Caja Negras: Buenos Aires, 2018.

https://perio.unlp.edu.ar/catedras/mmpcat3/wp-content/uploads/sites/25/2023/03/Srnicek.-Capitalismo-de-Plataformas.pdf

SILVA, T. Algorithmic Racism in Digital Platforms: microagressões and discrimination in code. In: COMMUNITIES, ALGORITHMS AND DIGITAL ATIVISMS, p. 121, 2019.

ECLAC. Universalizing access to digital technologies to address the effects of COVID-19. ECLAC, 2020.

https://repositorio.cepal.org/bitstream/handle/11362/45938/4/S2000550_es.pdf

Open letter to Mark Zuckerberg in defense of net neutrality in India: https://intervozes.org.br/carta-aberta-a-mark-zuckerberg-em-defesa-da-neutralidade-de-rede-na-india/

Debate Platformization of social policies in Brazil

E. Tendayi Achiume on Racial Discrimination in the Design and Use of Emerging Digital Technologies

Rural black women have networks of knowledge

https://diplomatique.org.br/mulheres-negras-e-rurais-tecem-redes-de-conhecimento/

Livres territories, Livres technologies


Session 4 – Digital activisms: possibilities and resistances

Session 4 – Digital activism: possibilities and resistances

In Session 4 there are comments on the potential of Educomunicação and da Comunicação Popular in the fights for emancipation and power, and also discussed the importance of intersectionality in digital activism, in addition to guidelines for adaptation in the network and the insurgent models of governance of the internet.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS

BARBERO, JM (org.) Between disposable knowledge and indispensable knowledge [a country agenda from a communication perspective]. Bogotá, 2009.

BONFIM, C.; HERCOG, B. Communication with CEP: invitations to continue communicating (-us). Iberoamerica Magazine, 2019.

CALAZANS, R.; FACINA, A.; LOPES, AC, SILVA, D.; TAVARES, J. Survival lyrics: stitching voices and stories. 2018.

UPTADE INSTITUTE. Political Emergency Research Peripheries. 2018. Links: https://emergenciapolitica.org/periferias/

INTERVOZES COLETIVO BRASIL DE COMUNICAÇÃO SOCIAL, REPÓRTER SEM FRONTEIRAS. MOM Brazil: Quem Controla Mídia no Brasil. Link: https://brazil.mom-rsf.org/br/

Map of Independent Media – Marco Zero Conteúdo: https://mapadamidiape.marcozero.org/coletivo/marco-zero-conteudo/

PAIVA, R.; SODRÉ, M. Citizenship, media and social rights. XXVI Annual Meeting of Compós. 2018.

PERUZZO, C. Social movements, citizens and community communication in public policies.

Radio Yande: https://www.instagram.com/radioyande/

Pipoco – another map of Salvador: https://www.pipocoufba.com/



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