DigiComNet

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We created this cross-border and cross-professions network in order to link thousands of young professionals, from the private and public sectors – investigative journalists, public servants, NGO leaders and software developers – who could share and exchange their knowledge and experiences to generate new tools, ideas and products for millions of Internet users. Our network makes this pool of skills and resources available 24/7 from any spot on the planet, and supports the creation of local digital incubators around the world.

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Back to basics: Media Verification and Trust. By Emma Lacey-Bordeaux. #RockitWAW

Design Can't Do it All. By Matthew Ipcar. #RokitWAW

Why digital communications for seniors suck? By Agata Kukwa. #RockitWAW

Trends and future of social media marketing. By Piotr Chmielewski. #RockitWAW

Using AI to unlock Visual Analytics. By Luca Boschin. #RockitWAW

How can government organizations be heard? By Karin Kase. #RockitWAW

Digital traditions: turns out they exist. By Mirian Jugheli. #RockitWAW

Local, city democracy changing in the digital era. By Tomasz Nadolny. #RockitWAW

Growing Into the Future of Work. By Marta Svetek. #RockitWAW

Mobile strategies for the post-app era. By Andrei Costescu, #RockitWAW

Debunking lies and stopping fakes: lessons from Ukraine. By Olga Yurkova. #RockitWAW

The huge price we pay for small mistakes. Cognitive mistakes in life and business. By Piotr Bucki. #RockitWAW

How to make data and visualization tools work for your newsroom. By Dávid Tvrdon. #RockitWAW

Big Data in Maps that change the perception of people. By Szymon Pifczyk. #RockitWAW

Media houses and startups: it takes two to make a bargain. By Sabela Garcia Cuesta. #RockitWAW

Growth hacking mass-media. By Vitalie Esanu. #RockitWAW

What do Google searches tell about the world? By Beata Biel. #RockitWAW

Process and Purpose: Build a Media Start-Up That Matters. By Corey Ford. #RockitWAW

Storytelling Through the Side Door: The Power of the Podcast. By Tony Cohn. #RockitWAW

Redesign Media To Combat Fake News. By Adam Harrell. #RockitWAW

4 tech tools to use today by Aaron sharockman

Drive Insights by Dmytro Shymkiv, Presidency of Ukraine; Digital Disruption Forum

Moving Toward a Digital Culture in an Established Institution by Colm Quinn; Digital Disruption Forum

Digital Communication Network Welcome and Mission Statement. Artur gurau

Building a Media Worth Trusting. Liepa Zelniene

How to be Independent and Not to Die. Media Entrepreneurship and Monetization for Your Project. Maria Fronoschuk.

How Newsrooms are Making (Some) Money (That’s Not Advertising) by Kristen Hare

Trust First. Designing a Newsroom in the Misinformation Age by Adam thomas

Crowdfunding Journalism in New Media by Andrius tapinas

Five Lessons Indie Media Can Learn from Entrepreneurs by Marko Mudrinic