Mostly
when the people think of the Internet, there is a male predominance
in most of the questions, especially in manufacturing and invention
of new technologies. Previously, the role of women in the virtual
world was not very significant. However, over the last years, this
thinking has changed. Regarding this case, the CPBR5 # invited to six
recognized ladies to discuss and review this issue: Julia Petit,
Lemos Nina, Penatti Giovana, Lola Aronovich, Daniela Dantas, and the
mediated of Fernanda Pineda.
Julia
is a blogger, host of the "allied base" in the GNT and
music producer. Nina is a journalist and writes for the magazine
"TPM". Daniela Dantas, writes in the blog "Girls and
girls." Lola is a professor at the Federal University of Ceará
and blogger on "Lola Post Write." Giovana is editor of
"YouPIX" and writer in the blog "Girl Geeks".
Fernanda is an actress, producer and blogger "Fake Doll."
For
guests, the myth of the "Club of Little Lulu" is still too
prevalent among women. "Women like to talk to each other, not
only because of similar issues, but why this woman understands the
universe", Says Julia. Lola believes that what happens is the
opposite. There are more "boys club” that the "Little
Lulu" and those have more prejudice. The teacher said most of
the jokes come from men and you see that kind of attitude as a child.
The
younger audience, represented by Daniela blogger, says children are
participating in public opinion polls of the blog, and which is
predominantly female. Thinking about the content area, Julia believes
in the feminine nature of talking more and in the issues addressed.
The
guests believe in the expansion of the public information, what
happens in recent years. With the rise of blogs and the rise of
Internet access, women began to seek more information of interest in
the web. However, this flood of content consumption aggravated the
problem in people. Previously, they knew that they know not so much.
Today, the pressure implied by the corporate media is so great that
people end up buying the pieces before the main product, it is not
necessary. "The lack of filtering of information is one of the
main culprits of this desire to buy en masse", says Giovanna.
At the
end of the talk, the guests were pleased with the progress of women
in technology and fear of lack of knowledge of women, the tools used
for work. And that's why Campus Party always tries to bring together
diverse segments such as robotics and digital arts, for example, for
a week, the participant may have contact with these areas and an open
mind to new content.
(Source:
Campus Party – Brasil)
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