Internet & digital divide (41)

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side-glance was a blog run by Melanie Niethammer, a computer engineering student, dealing with feminism and IT/technics, women in computing, women in technology/engineering, stereotypes, sexism, gender and net culture, net feminism, geek culture, etc. Melanie also wrote a guest blog for the German Missy Magazine (in Oct/Nov. 2011) and in July 2012 started together with some other activists the German geek feminist blog Femgeeks.

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Spanish blog by Maria Ptqk with an emphasis on cyberfeminism, technologies, art and artistic interventions, activism, etc.

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Ptqk_zine es un fanzine digital sobre artes experimentales, cibercultura crítica y activismo. Queremos dar a conocer diferentes puntos de vista sobre los temas que nos interesan y no siempre estamos de acuerdo con el contenido de los textos que recomendamos.

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Nrrrdz is a queer-feminist podcast run by maj (Marlen from heiter scheitern) and ihdl/Kathrin Ganz (i heart digital life blog); emphasis on queer-feminist perspectives, nerd culture, net activism and politics, technics, net culture, etc.

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nrrrdz ist ein queer-feministisches, nerdiges Podcastprojekt. maj und ihdl unterhalten sich über Netzkultur, Technik, Gadgets, Netzpolitik und ihre Erfahrungen im Internet.

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personal blog by Kathrin Ganz with an emphasis on queer perspectives/theory, feminism, digital life, Internet and net activism, gender/queer studies, activism, politics, ecomomics, anti-racism etc. Kathrin Ganz is also member of the AG Queer studies (which also runs a blog and radio/podcast) and together with maj/Marlen (from heiter scheitern podcast) runs the queer-feminist Nrrrdz podcast

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blog which presents other female bloggers (most of them German) in a portrait series, publishes interviews with them and provides lots of links

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Girls Blog, Too, You Know
Dear bloggers and blog readers,

when it came to my attention that women are underrepresented in most blog charts, I wondered why. Certainly, there are many intelligent and outspoken girls and women out there who have been active in the blogosphere. Where are they, though? How come that, as of February 2010, we only know a fraction of them?

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fashion blog written by Teresa M. Bücker (journalist) with an emphasis on girlism, feminism, stereotypes, gender roles, politics, web 2.0/blogging etc.

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girlism. großkariert. Ein Blog über Politisches, Mode und den Liebeslebenswandel in digitaler Umnachtung.

Weitere Texte von mir erscheinen regelmäßig im FAZ-Blog "Deus ex Machina".

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self-definition: anti-sexist, anti-racist, anti-fascist, anti-specist collective blog; emphasis on discrimination/sexism/racism/machism, violence against women, sexism/anti-feminism on the internet (cyberstalking etc.), especially on facebook, activism, anti-racism/anti-fascism, migration, reproductive rights, homo/transphobia etc.; although they are very critical about facebook and other social media, there exists a support group which runs a Femminismo a Sud facebook-group; lot of links!