The Power of Storytelling in Content Marketing

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Putting people back at the center to create a more stable and resilient world

Sustainability is not just about the environment — it is also about the sustainability of our working conditions and the systems that make (and break) our society. “If we want to do sustainable journalism, we have to refocus on people. There is a social and ecological connection to be made,” explains Jean-Jacques Valette.

The media, as the fourth estate, “can gambling data spain defend democracy, defend workers’ rights, give citizens the information they need. All of these things contribute to a more stable world.” The practice of “slow journalism,” for example, promotes more in-depth work that takes place over a long period of time, as opposed to the more widespread practices of content retrieval or “hot takes.”

"The challenge of the 21st century is resilience — building sustainable structures that can recover from a disaster." A natural disaster, but also an Anthropocene or political one — everything is intertwined. In the low-tech approach, we cannot separate eco-responsibility from responsibility towards citizens. It is about infusing technology with intentionality by putting it at the service of ecosystems and human communities.