Mariana Segulin, Author at WPI

Freedom in any way we can

by Mariana Segulin | May 7, 2022 | Journalism

In the past two blogs, we talked about the U.S. constitutional right of freedom of the press. Now let’s focus on how “freedom” works in some other countries. During the military and civilian dictatorship in Argentina (1976-1983) several journalists and people...

Part Two: Journalism, unattached?

by Mariana Segulin | Apr 25, 2022 | Changes in Journalism, New Business Models for Journalism in the Digital Age

Freedom of speech is so important in this country that it’s written in the First Amendment. Whether it’s because the founders thought that they had to protect speech from political or government persecution above all other rights or just because it was the first thing...

Journalism unattached

by Mariana Segulin | Apr 18, 2022 | Journalism, New Business Models for Journalism in the Digital Age, WPI Activities

Not the ratings, not the ads, not the sponsors, not the website metrics, not the social media engagement. None of the content of that long list matters when it comes to journalism, according to the number of professionals we talked to in the past week as part of the...

Can cyberwar go, literally, nuclear?

by Mariana Segulin | Apr 14, 2022 | Nuclear Policy and Security, Nuclear Threats and Security

Not long ago, many people thought of hackers as men in basements, sitting in front of several screens and with green text on them, like they were depicted in the Matrix movies. They were thought of as loners, talented outcasts typing hectically on a keyboard,...

The owners of the Agora

by Mariana Segulin | Apr 7, 2022 | American Presidency, Changes in Journalism, Journalism

Since the beginning of human socialization, it was clear that a basic agreement between the members of a community was needed in order for that community to prevail. The Greeks, precursors of modern democracy, had a physical place where important things regarding...

Author: Mariana Segulin

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Freedom in any way we can

Part Two: Journalism, unattached?

Journalism unattached

Can cyberwar go, literally, nuclear?

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