Welcome to the world of digital communications, where tech expert Eli Pariser, founder of New Public Network, is leading the charge in creating online spaces that focus on the good rather than the bad. In a recent interview with Vatican News at a global Dicastery for Communication conference, Pariser discussed the importance of elevating the moral quality of communications and promoting meaningful online communities that contribute to the common good.
During the Jubilee of Communications conference organized by the Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication, Pariser emphasized the need for social platforms that serve democracy and promote civic virtue. His groundbreaking concept of the ‘filter bubble’ has garnered attention from tech giants such as Bill Gates and Sir Tim Berners-Lee, sparking a global conversation about the impact of personalized internet experiences.
As a leading voice in the tech industry, Pariser has dedicated his career to building digital public spaces that prioritize community engagement over commercial interests. His organization, New Public, is working with public media organizations around the world to create online platforms that foster meaningful connections and offline interactions.
At the heart of Pariser’s message is the power of communication to bridge divides and build empathy. By sharing stories and understanding different perspectives, we can create a more inclusive and compassionate online environment. As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, it is essential to prioritize the moral quality of our communication and strive to build online spaces that bring out the best in all of us.
Welcome to our blog where we delve into not just the world of technology, but also explore the realms of morality and spirit. The intersection of these elements has the power to move us in profound ways.
Eli Pariser addresses participants in the global conference of the Dicastery for Communication
