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Bruce Schneier shares his prediction for the future with Quartz
Bruce Schneier
Jasmine McNealy says the U.S. Constitution needs to be understood within a power framework
Jasmine McNealy
The world wide web is on a crash course that could lead to permanent fragmentation, argues Juan Ortiz Freuler
Juan Ortiz Freuler
Every plausible configuration of social media in 2020 is unpalatable, Jonathan Zittrain says.
Jonathan Zittrain
Improving Risk Management, Building Strong Governance, Accelerating Education and Research
Baobao Zhang
‘Their Names’ project gathers the stories of 28,000 people, from Jan. 1, 2000, to George Floyd
Kim Albrecht
Matthew Battles
Report features seven recommendations for Internet companies
Susan Benesch
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
Felix Reda
Apryl Williams discusses the historical context, significance of the ‘Karen Meme’
Apryl A. Williams
Jonnie Penn and Jasmine McNealy speak at CogX 2020
Jonnie Penn
Elizabeth Renieris joins Our Data podcast
Elizabeth Renieris
GAiA event explores cost of COVID-19 treatments
Ashveena Gajeelee
Quentin Palfrey
John Stubbs
Mutale Nkonde talks to NPR about facial recognition
Mutale Nkonde
Award administered by the Library of Congress recognizes work in disciplines not covered by the Nobel Prizes.
Danielle Allen
evelyn douek spoke to Australia’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media about misinformation.
Evelyn Douek
Technological systems should be reimagined to include the needs and the rights of refugees, Dragana Kaurin argues.
Dragana Kaurin
Jonas Kaiser talks with German radio station about social media bots, his recent paper
Jonas Kaiser
Bruce Schneier talks end-to-end encryption with CNN
Woodrow Hartzog co-authors essay warning of dangers, offering suggestions for tech and COVID-19
Woodrow Hartzog