On 22th of February 2019, the BigDataGrapes project was presented in an article entitled "How big data helps winemakers to produce better wine".

This article deals with the fact that climate change is changing maturing processes and confronting winemakers with the challenge of producing high quality and sustainable wine. Also, it is highlighted that data revolution can help to address this problem by helping to improve tomorrow's wine and guarantee its survival.

On the 5 - 6th of February 2019 in Brussels, Belgium the "Connecting lives: The Digital Single Market – achievements and challenges" event was held within the European Parliament premises.

On Sunday the 3rd of February 2019, the BigDataGrapes project was presented at Kathimerini, a Greek newspaper, in an article entitled "Agricultural production with satellites and robots".

While social media are in widespread use and many systems have been established in the commercial market, significant research gaps still exist with respect to analysing and understanding user behaviour when interacting with social media, both at the individual and the collective level. To address these challenges, interdisciplinary research efforts and new development approaches are needed, which combine methods from computer science, psychology and other fields such as sociology and economics in an integrated, synergistic manner.