Vol 8 No 19 (2025): Web3 | Journal of Digital Media & Interaction

Special Issue
This Special Issue presents a curated selection of extended and revised papers originally presented at the WEB3: Tokenization, Technology and Culture Conference, hosted by the University of Aveiro, Portugal.

Published: 2025-12-09

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Editorial

Web3 Technologies in Contemporary Digital Ecosystems

Ana Patrícia Oliveira, Liliana Vale Costa, Salomé Azevedo

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Articles

A Pragmatic Approach for Web3 Software Quality Assurance Based on International Guidelines

Rodrigo Cerejo Antunes, Liliana Freitas, Pedro Dias, Luís Silva, Federico Guede-Fernandez, Salomé Azevedo

9-27
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Trust, Privacy and Authenticity in Scientific Data Sharing The Role of Blockchain and Zero Knowledge Proofs

Joana Almeida, Rita Santos, Ciro Martins, Hélder Gomes, Cármen Guimarães, Fernando Costa, Pedro Colarejo, Afonso Monteiro, Liliana Vale Costa

28-45
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Threat Modeling a Health Web3 DApp

Ricardo Gomes, Daniela Dinis, João Oliveira, Marisa Maximiano, Vítor Távora, Carlos Machado Antunes, Manuel Dias, Ricardo Correia Bezerra

46-65
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Integration of Citizen’s Card Digital Authentication in Hyperledger

Carlos Machado Antunes, Marisa Maximiano, Vítor Távora, Ricardo Gomes, Manuel Dias, Ricardo Correia

66-86
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Towards a Generic NFT-Driven Digital Twin Simulation Platform A Systematic Literature Review

Bernardo J. R. Figueiredo, Marco P. M. Ferreira, João Matos, Marco Cova

87-103
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Varia

Artificial intelligence at the service of investigative journalism A paradigmatic case of designing a prototype to support journalists’ routine procedures

Joana Silva

104-119
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From paper to digital: Journey into imagination with Alba Digital Stories

Fabiola Camandona

120-130
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Fostering Media Literacy through Digital Content Creation An Educational Initiative at the Buck Festival of Foggia

Guendalina Peconio, Michele Ciletti, Giusi Antonia Toto

131-143
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Viral narratives around the 'Sailor Moon made me gay' controversy on Facebook

Daniel Eugenio Salinas Lara, Raúl Alejandro Treviño González, Mariana Reyes Abundes

144-161
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