This is a product announcement series from digenda, a German provider of open-source digital sovereignty solutions for small and mid-sized businesses. The issues describe its AI, telephony and device management offerings, which run on-premises rather than in the cloud.
Website: https://www.digenda.de/
Digitalpolitik.de is a personal newsletter by a German digital-policy commentator who critiques Big Tech, the EU's regulatory enforcement and German government digital sovereignty. Readers get opinionated updates on court cases against Meta, government investment deals with US tech firms, and event announcements such as re:publica.
Sascha Pallenberg's weekly German newsletter pairs short podcast and article teasers with critical analysis of tech, privacy and disinformation, such as a debunking of claims about destroyed Russian troll farms and a look at W Social's anonymity claims. Each issue also carries recurring donation requests and sponsor promotion for IONOS.
David Lohner schreibt über Fediverse, Mastodon und digitale Souveränität, etwa über die Konferenz 2MR und einen Test des Videokonferenztools OpenTalk.eu. Die Ausgaben verbinden persönliche Erfahrungen mit Praxisberichten und Plädoyers für europäische Alternativen zu Big Tech.
A German Catholic blog of reflections and short essays, written by a parish-based author who connects faith with everyday issues like church restructuring, data protection and fair trade. The posts are personal opinion pieces with scriptural references and calls for ethical digital habits.
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