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The article focuses on examining augmented reality filters (ARFs) using pragmatic cognitive semiotics, emphasizing the user's face production for identity and the algorithm's face extraction for surveillance. Topics include augmented reality, face filters, face recognition, soft biometrics, sociosemiotics, cognitive semiotics, and self-identity and identification, highlighting the need for new theoretical tools to understand the infrastructural and non-visual dynamics of surveillance.

The article focuses on the exploration of various gestures in haptic interfaces, categorizing them into surveillance of others, self-surveillance, and authorization of self-surveillance. Topics include a pragmatic examination of screen gestures within the framework of visibility, recording, and trace, addressing the challenges and implications of digital surveillance.

The article focuses on investigating the shifts in clinical surveillance performed by family members in psychiatric settings, examining the gestures and captures identified through a case study within digital spaces. Topics include the observation of these operations within specific relational dynamics, along with the associated issues such as the blurred boundaries between private and public, instrumentalization of personal knowledge, and people's participation.

The article focuses on the possibilities of digital geolinguistics, using the project VerbaAlpinaas an example. Topics include three stages of the project investigated the lexis of dialects spoken in the Alpine region related to three different conceptual domains; and VerbaAlpina combines linguistic atlases and dictionaries (printed or digital ones) and crowdsourcing tools to guarantee diachronic coverage and overcome the inconsistencies of traditional atlases.

The article discusses the limitations of the current homogenized rhetoric of information processing and dissemination on digital platforms, dominated by the scientific and industrial sectors of information technology, telecommunications, and electronics; and imposition of technical rhetoric on all human activities regardless of the diversity of digital libraries and knowledge management systems, based on the original crossing of semantic fields.

The article repots that digital literates computerization and development of free graphic formats dedicated to the web with the refinement of the JavaScript programming language and the popularization of tools allowing the transition from one projection system. Topics include remarks valid for visualization as for graphics of scribal form as attested since the first computers; and opposition between literature and science, culture and humanism are the privilege of the first group.

The article focuses on the impact of digitization on environment and ecology. It reports on the role of digital platforms in the deployment of electronic places in several geographical areas. It reflects on digitalization of territories and spaces and its consequences on infrastructure development. It also highlights the use of georeferenced databases, geographical information systems (GIS) and satellite navigation in re-territorialization on networks.

The article focuses on the role of information technology and communication in capitalism. It highlights the impact of infrastructure development, financial transactions and architectural organizational structure of industry on ecology. It also highlights the characterization of technical and digital components involved in capitalism.

The article examines two business model "Innocentive.com" and "Challenge.gov" which focuses on issues related to innovation, and presents characteristics to both common and different, whether the sponsor is private or public. Topics include the impact of rise digital economy on internet; use if platforms by companies for research and development, and innovation services; and the role of the same in making contribution to economic development through major technological issues.

The article focuses on proliferation of digital intermediation platforms. Topics include its ideological features and benefits for the sharing economy; building of platform cooperativism; and the role of intermediation platforms such as production and crowdfunding, aggregation of content, advertising and marketing, electronic commerce.

The article focuses on development of digital memories in the sciences, coupled with the crisis in the humanities and the difficulty of revealing the internal relations of knowledge, impose new requirements on publishing infrastructure. It highlights the main points of application of these forces to overcome splintered encyclopedism. It also mentions issue is web writing, the intellective technologies that make these new intelligence "environments" productive.