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Jacob Nelson in Digital Society

May 14, 2017

Is Technology Making us Lazy?

In a recent discussion about the internet of things, a group of friends and I entertained the idea of one…

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Niki Geladi in Digital Society

May 20, 2018

Technology is Affecting the Quality of Human Face-to-Face Interaction

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Cheyenne Antoine-Chagar in Digital Society

May 20, 2018

How much does technology mess with your physical health?

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Jacob Snelson in Digital Society

Aug 4, 2017

The Necessity of Technology

Introduction

Technology is now a necessity in terms of every day life, from education to navigating around a city. We no longer communicate with the outside world and ask for directions, instead we look inwardly and we ask Siri. As technology…

Joyce Chen in Digital Society

May 15, 2020

Technology as a Double-Edged Sword

With its rapid development and wide application, technology has been an inseparable part of our…

Amelia Gunn in Digital Society

May 3, 2020

Living in a digital world: the causes and the consequences

Hannah Berrisford in Digital Society

May 20, 2018

We can’t live without technology, but we’re still learning to live with it

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Zac Kennedy in Digital Society

May 6, 2021

The Internet: A Blessing or a Curse?

How the internet has evolved, the pros and cons and how being a Digital Citizen has changed me

Jess Conway in Digital Society

Jan 4, 2021

Living in a Digital World: the Good and the Bad.

Capucine Lalliard in Digital Society

Mar 18, 2021

Netflix vs Cinema : who’s gonna win ?

Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney +… The days are long gone when we had to go to the cinema to…

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Exploring how digital technologies shape society: challenges, themes and implications. Featuring student and staff writers. Views expressed are those of their authors and not necessarily the University of Manchester.