September 21, 2020 Imagine the following train journey: The train you are boarding is full. A busy-looking young woman in a business suit sits down in the empty seat opposite you. You already don't anticipate anything good. And indeed: as the train departs, she takes her smartphone out of her pocket. She checks...

17. July 2020 Yes, it can take away your desire to travel: Worrying about infections, only going to restaurants with a face mask and still having WiFi and cell phones everywhere. But on the other hand, aren't these the best reasons to treat body and soul to a relaxing break - perhaps away from the hustle and bustle?

4. October 2018 In general it can be said that Mallorca has an extremely well developed Wifi network. There are hotspots not only in Palma, but also in the many touristically interesting places - such as in and around the Cathedral of Palma, which is otherwise well worth a visit. Not to mention, of course, the many promenades. Especially Majorca...

9. March 2017 Silicon-valley engineer Jeromy Johnson turned technology health advocate after becoming electrohypersensitive himself. He discusses our attachment to technology and the health hazards such an addiction may hold. On his website he shares his knowledge more detailed.

9. March 2017 „Lo and Behold – Reveries of the Connected World“ by Werner Herzog: a documentary film on the existential impact of the Internet, robotics, AI, the Internet of Things, and more on human life. The film is available as DVD or you can watch it at home by streaming.

19. February 2016 „Desperately Seeking White Zone“ is a 58-minute documentary about electrosensitive people and their search for a place to live in: Alerted by a friend who no longer saw herself able to perform all kinds of activities, director Marc Khanne toured France for over three years to portray people who had…

November 1, 2014 In Vox Pop, einem auf ARTE ausgestrahlten Reportagemagazin, ging es in der Sendung vom 20. Oktober 2014 um Elektrosmog: Thema der „Ermittlung der Woche“ waren die Versuche der Telefonbetreiber, jede Initiative zur weiteren Regelung der elektromagnetischen Strahlung zu blockieren. Obwohl die Anzahl der Elektrosensiblen in ganz Europa steigen und immer…

31. October 2014 The current issue of the magazine „umwelt – medizin – gesellschaft“ (meaning: environment - medicine - society) is dedicated to the main topic "New Media - New Risks". The organ of several environmental medicine associations examines in four articles in detail the conditioning to digital consumption, the effects of digital media and mobile phones on people, as well as the mobile phone radiation on agricultural…

31. October 2014 "Digital detox" is an advertising slogan with which more and more hotels and tourism associations are courting guests. There is talk of switching off and calming down, handing in your cell phone at reception and abstinence from the internet. Anyone who suffers from an internet-based information overload at work or is bored with excessive smartphone use…

5. July 2014 A marketing campaign by Kit Kat: „Have a break, have no Wi-Fi“. The brand installed a couple of „Wi-Fi free“ spots in Amsterdam to encourage people to have a real conversation instead of texting. Well, great message, but they replaced one devil with another: In a city like Amsterdam it’s…

5. July 2014 In May 2011, the Council of Europe called on all governments of European countries to change their mobile policy: European governments should do their utmost to reduce radiation exposure from mobile phones. Concrete immediate measures were proposed as part of a precautionary policy, such as awareness campaigns, especially for children and young people, educational…

17. June 2014 Latest research of David Carpenter of the University of Albany and several other scientists around the world have shown that 2-3 % of the population reacts hypersensitive to electromagnetic fields. Tendency: rising. This shows that it’s not just about a few „imaginary invalids“, but rather about a phenomenon which -…