Challenges You Might Face When Taking Your Teaching Online – 
A Student Perspective

The recent pandemic brought up countless challenges for individuals and society as a whole. One group affected in a particular way is teachers and lecturers who now – in lightning speed – have to transfer their face-to-face teaching into an online environment.  Luckily, I am enrolled in one of Exeter University’s online master programmes, which … Continue reading Challenges You Might Face When Taking Your Teaching Online – 
A Student Perspective

About BEMM129Z3 And Its Emancipatory Character

Currently a regrettable process can be noticed on the political stage: The rise of nationalism and isolationism.     Nevertheless, in todays world we are not completely powerless regarding such political momentums. A best practice example for that may have been the BEM129Z3 Digital Business Models Module led by Lisa Harris from the University of Exeter. … Continue reading About BEMM129Z3 And Its Emancipatory Character

Fasten Your Leather Pants – A Bavarian Flying Taxi Start-Up And Its Business Models

In March 2018, Dorothee Bär – Germany’s Minister of State for Digitisation – was interviewed by news anchor Marietta Slomka. When she was asked about the issue of broadband expansion, Dorothee Bär replied that while building up a digital infrastructure definitely plays a major role, it also has to be examined, if this infrastructure also … Continue reading Fasten Your Leather Pants – A Bavarian Flying Taxi Start-Up And Its Business Models

Going Offline as the Next Step To Succeed Online

When thinking about businesses that seized the opportunities coming up with operating in the digital world, one automatically comes across Airbnb. The Story of the now world-known start up describes perfectly how technology can be used to connect idle assets with consumer needs at a formerly unknown scale – welcome sharing economy. In the case … Continue reading Going Offline as the Next Step To Succeed Online

The Actual Impact of False News Spreading Online

In 2018, Soroush Vosoughi, Deb Roy and Sinan Aral published a study about the spread of true and false news online, for which they „investigated the differential diffusion of all of the verified true and false news stories distributed on Twitter from 2006 to 2017“. (Vosoughi et. al., 2018) It was found out that „falsehood diffused significantly … Continue reading The Actual Impact of False News Spreading Online