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How has colonialism evolved under big tech? In this month’s episode, MEDLab interviews Dr. Nick Couldry about the relationship between media, power, and societal structures, data colonialism, solidarities within and beyond academia, and the need to analyze emerging technologies.

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What stories do our machines tell—and what do they remember? This month we talk with artist & researcher Camila Galaz, founder of Structured Knowledge on how storytelling and experimental media reveal the hidden human histories behind our digital world. #MEDlab #Podcast #tech

Event Details When: October 8th, 4:00 PM Where: CASE E330, University of Colorado Boulder Organized by: MEDLab Come hear Lia explain how seed collecting became a form of environmental and social organizing—and what we can learn from their locally-rooted approach.

What if the future of ecosystem restoration isn’t driven by big institutions—but by Indigenous women collecting seeds along Brazil’s rivers? This October, CU Boulder welcomes Lia Domingues of the Xingu Seed Network, sharing how a grassroots movement is reshaping conservation

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Who will own the future of gig work? In this episode of Looks Like New, MEDlab Associate Director Júlia Martins speaks with Minsun Ji, Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center, about empowering workers to reclaim control over their economic futures.

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How are video games rewriting narratives? In this episode of Looks Like New, Júlia Martins Rodrigues talks with Media Studies doctoral student Warren Liu about how video games reflect and challenge colonial legacies in culture. #MEDlab #Videogames #Narratives

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Who gets to participate in a digital society? This month on Looks Like New, Julia Martins Rodrigues talks with Dr. Nicol Turner Lee about AI, equity, and what happens when whole communities are left behind. Featuring insights from her book Digitally Invisible. #MEDlab #AI #Tech

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Are you being Trained? AI is evolving faster than our systems for ownership and data rights. On Looks Like New, Andy DiLallo talks with artist & technologist Mat Dryhurst about how DIY music culture informed his vision for transparent, collective AI governance. #MEDlab #Art #AI

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Is anything new in influencer marketing? This month on Looks Like New, MEDlab’s Associate Director Júlia Martins Rodrigues talks with Art Bamford, Ph.D., about how celebrities have changed marketing and advertising throughout history. #MEDlab #Influencer #Marketing

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Are our health apps negatively impacting us? This month on Looks Like New, MEDlab fellow Stephanie Abdalla hosts Anna Müller, who joined us all the way from Brazil to discuss the importance of data control for individuals with uteruses. #MEDLab #Data #Privacy

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How is open-source software like magic? This month on Looks Like New, research fellow Adina Glickstean talks to Coraline Ada Ehmke. Who is dedicated to helping technologists make sense of – and take accountability for the ethical implications of their work. #MEDlab #Opensource