Intel Focus: The Review Series

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Intel Focus: The Review Series

Intel Focus: The Review Series delves into the world of OSINT, disinformation, and media literacy. Each episode reviews key reports and findings, offering in-depth analysis on topics like intelligence gathering, digital misinformation, investigative reports and fact-checking. This podcast aims to promote ethical and responsible practices in intelligence and information sharing. Disclaimer: This podcast is artificially generated and based solely on published reports, with no original fieldwork conducted.

  1. Return to Earth: NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams

    6D AGO

    Return to Earth: NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams

    Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have returned to Earth after a significantly extended nine-month mission in space. Their journey back in a SpaceX capsule concluded with a splashdown off the Florida coast. Initially scheduled for a short eight-day test flight on Boeing's Starliner, their mission was prolonged due to technical issues with that spacecraft. Subsequently, they transferred to the International Space Station via a SpaceX flight and utilized another SpaceX capsule for their eventual return, having conducted numerous experiments and spacewalks during their extended stay. Upon arrival, they were greeted and will now undergo medical evaluations and reunite with their families

    12 min
  2. German 2025 Elections Explained

    FEB 5

    German 2025 Elections Explained

    Join us on Intel Focuses as we break down the crucial German snap election that's poised to impact not just Europe, but the world. We'll dive into Germany's mixed-member proportional representation system, meet the major political contenders, and explore the key issues—from migration and the economy to energy and security—that are shaping voter decisions. Learn how these domestic issues connect to global challenges and what the election's outcome means for Germany's place in the EU and its relationship with the United States. Stay informed about the political drama that could send shockwaves through Europe and beyond.

    20 min
  3. What are tariffs?

    FEB 3

    What are tariffs?

    Join us in this episode of Intel Focuses as we dive into the complex world of tariffs, explaining what they are, their history, and their multifaceted impact on global trade. Learn about Donald Trump's trade war, the economic rationale behind tariffs, their effects on consumers and businesses, and explore alternative strategies countries can use to manage trade dynamics. Featuring insights from historical contexts and current events, this deep dive aims to provide an informed perspective on the often controversial topic of tariffs.

    14 min

  4. JAN 7

    Book Review: Factfulness by Hans Rosling

    Are you ready to challenge your worldview? Join us in this episode of Intel Focus: The Review series as we dive into the powerful ideas of "Factfulness" by Hans Rosling, a book that will transform how you see the world. This isn't just about statistics; it's about overcoming our deeply ingrained misconceptions and embracing a fact-based understanding of global trends. #Factfulness #HansRosling #GlobalTrends #Data #Worldview #Gapminder #Misconceptions #Knowledge #StayCurious #GlobalDevelopment

    33 min
  5. Cybersexism: A Systematic Review of Misogyny Research in the Digital Age

    JAN 3

    Cybersexism: A Systematic Review of Misogyny Research in the Digital Age

    This episode analyses a comprehensive paper titled 'How do we study misogyny in the digital age? A systematic literature review using a computational linguistic approach' by Lara Fontanella, Berta Chulvi, Elisa Ignazzi, Annalina Sarra, and Alice Tontodimamma. We explore the rise of online misogyny, its amplification through social media, and its wide-ranging impact on women. The paper covers various themes like feminist perspectives, online harassment, and automatic detection of misogyny. We also discuss strategies for combating this issue, from individual actions to societal changes, and the role of technology in identifying and preventing misogynistic behaviour online. Tune in for an insightful discussion on making the digital world a safer space for everyone. You can read the whole paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-024-02978-7

    18 min
  6. What is Digital Forensics? A comprehensive guide.

    12/18/2024

    What is Digital Forensics? A comprehensive guide.

    Digital forensics, a branch of forensic science, involves collecting and analyzing digital evidence from various devices to maintain its integrity for legal proceedings. The process includes data collection, examination, analysis, and reporting, often employing specialized tools and techniques. Different branches exist, such as computer, mobile device, and network forensics. The field's importance has grown significantly with increased reliance on digital technologies and the rise in cybercrime. Digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) integrates threat mitigation with evidence preservation for faster threat resolution and improved investigation outcomes.

    16 min
  7. Syria's Rebel Offensive: How Assad Lost Aleppo and Hama

    12/05/2024

    Syria's Rebel Offensive: How Assad Lost Aleppo and Hama

    In this episode of Intel Focus: The Review series, we explore the unexpected resurgence of fighting in the Syrian civil war, focusing on the recent rebel offensive and its significant implications. We discuss the capture of Aleppo, insights from Golgotha Hamdo, the reduced support from Assad's traditional allies, and the complex dynamics involving HTS, the SDF, and international players like Russia, Iran, and the US. We also examine humanitarian issues, potential scenarios for Syria's future, and the broader regional impact of the ongoing conflict.

    13 min
  8. The Evolution of Surveillance: Are We Truly Safe?

    11/10/2024

    The Evolution of Surveillance: Are We Truly Safe?

    In this episode of Intel Focus, the hosts delve into the pervasive and evolving nature of surveillance, examining how our perceptions and reactions to being watched have changed over time. They reference an academic paper by Michaela Padden on the OECD's historical caution towards data privacy and discuss how surveillance practices have been rebranded for convenience and efficiency since the 1990s. The rise of surveillance capitalism and the collection of personal data for profit and control is detailed, including its tactics and implications. The episode also addresses the balance between data utility and privacy, the role of government and corporate partnerships in surveillance, and the concept of 'infopower.' Finally, practical steps for protecting individual privacy in the digital age are offered, emphasising both personal vigilance and systemic change.

    15 min
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    Intel Focus: The Review Series delves into the world of OSINT, disinformation, and media literacy. Each episode reviews key reports and findings, offering in-depth analysis on topics like intelligence gathering, digital misinformation, investigative reports and fact-checking. This podcast aims to promote ethical and responsible practices in intelligence and information sharing. Disclaimer: This podcast is artificially generated and based solely on published reports, with no original fieldwork conducted.

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