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Designing Digital Public Squares: Dialog Tools That Earn Trust

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By Tony Robinson, Tony The Closer Robinson, Tony Robinson, Tony The Closer Robinson
| DEV Community
Democratic governance depends on the ability of people to deliberate together about the decisions that affect their lives. For most of history, this deliberation happened in physical spaces: town halls, public meetings, community centres, and legislative chambers. The digital era has promised to expand participation far beyond the constraints of geography and schedule, but the platforms that dominate online discourse were never designed for deliberation.
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The role of social media in the spread of disinformation

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By Tony Robinson, Tony The Closer Robinson
| DEV Community
Disinformation as an industrial-scale problem Oxford University's Programme on Democracy and Technology, housed within the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), helps us understand how digital technologies, particularly social media, influence democratic processes. Researchers examine the systematic use of disinformation, often deployed by states or political actors to manipulate public opinion, which can sometimes undermine democratic institutions.
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Cerina: cognitive-behavioural therapy-based mobile application for managing GAD symptoms among Ulster University Students in Northern Ireland - a protocol for a pilot feasibility randomised controlled trial | BMJ Open

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By Ozlem Eylem-van Bergeijk, Siobhan Poulter, Kurtis Ashcroft, Tony Robinson
| BMJ Open Verified
Methods The study will be carried out in partnership between Cerina, a company developing CBT-based mobile applications for treating psychological disorders, and Ulster University as part of the NWE INTERREG IT4Anxiety project. The overarching aim of the IT4Anxiety project is to support the implementation of innovative solutions through start-ups to reduce anxiety.
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