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Joan Donovan says social media sites can—and must—take action to control the content on their sites.

Apryl Williams explains that although memes are humorous, Karens and Kens of the world express a dangerous, audacious kind of White supremacy

evelyn douek joins Australian Broadcasting Corporation to discuss backlash over hate speech on social media

"There is no meaningful choice between compulsory digitization or exclusion."

Bruce Schneier shares his prediction for the future with Quartz

Jasmine McNealy says the U.S. Constitution needs to be understood within a power framework

Every plausible configuration of social media in 2020 is unpalatable, Jonathan Zittrain says.

Improving Risk Management, Building Strong Governance, Accelerating Education and Research

‘Their Names’ project gathers the stories of 28,000 people, from Jan. 1, 2000, to George Floyd

Report features seven recommendations for Internet companies

An overview of case studies from Youth and Media report on Youth and the Digital Economy

Julia Reda comments on media literacy to combat disinformation

Apryl Williams discusses the historical context, significance of the ‘Karen Meme’

Elizabeth Renieris joins Our Data podcast

GAiA event explores cost of COVID-19 treatments

Mutale Nkonde talks to NPR about facial recognition

Award administered by the Library of Congress recognizes work in disciplines not covered by the Nobel Prizes.

evelyn douek spoke to Australia’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media about misinformation.

Technological systems should be reimagined to include the needs and the rights of refugees, Dragana Kaurin argues.

Jonas Kaiser talks with German radio station about social media bots, his recent paper