Ethan Zuckerman points to a mailing list in rural Vermont as a potential way forward for a more equitable Internet. "We need people to take responsibility for fixing…

Jessica Fjeld and other experts reflect on the apparent dangers of Facebook's Metaverse.

Elizabeth Renieris assesses a national ID scheme developing in Ethiopia amid the country’s civil war.

Godwin's Law states that the likelihood of referencing Nazis increases as online discussions grow. But after analyzing nearly 200 million Reddit posts, Dariusz Jemielniak and…

The Cyberlaw Clinic and the Initiative for a Representative First Amendment are now accepting applications for exciting summer opportunities.

Starting February 2022, Hendrickson will help lead BKC and shape its next generation of education, research & engagement.

Jenny Korn pushes for the creation of "critical tech ethics" as a way to improve technologies, including the Internet, and reduce the propagation of ongoing racial injustices.

Jonnie Penn writes that tech critics should be wary of naturalizing a dependency on digital tools.

Woodrow Hartzog writes that “Privacy is still a concept in disarray. But that’s okay."