Dirk is a first-generation Internet user. He is fascinated by the possibilities and culture of the digital world, with all its pitfalls. As a German studies scholar, he is certain: What we post and chat about today shapes who we will be tomorrow. Dirk is a first-generation Internet user. He is fascinated by the possibilities and culture of the digital world, with all its pitfalls. As a German studies scholar, he is certain: What we post and chat about today shapes who we will be tomorrow. In 2016, he left his career as a freelance journalist and helped launch Perspective Daily, Germany’s first online magazine for constructive journalism. There, he works as an editor focusing on the key topics of digitalization, digital identity, and online extremism. In 2016, he left his career as a freelance journalist and helped launch Perspective Daily, Germany’s first online magazine for constructive journalism. There, he works as an editor focusing on the key topics of digitalization, digital identity, and online extremism.
Mit Katharina Wiegmann, Dirk Waldbrühl and Lara Malberger
In diesem Talk geht es darum, was wir in 10 Jahren Perspective Daily über die Aufmerksamkeitsökonomie und den Aufbau eines unabhängigen Mediums gelernt haben.