BKC affiliate Patrick Murck on why newly introduced bills creating a U.S. “Digital Dollar” as part of the coronavirus stimulus package would radically upend the banking and…

It’s time to move beyond individualistic approaches to data governance, writes Elizabeth Renieris

Joan Donovan on the dozens, if not hundreds of scams that have popped up online as quickly as the coronavirus itself

Adam Holland, Project Manager of the Lumen Database, gives an overview of the recent debate over the Internet Archive's “National Emergency Library”

Danielle Allen describes how the US could use technology to ethically and democratically address both the public health emergency and economic crisis by scaling up "smart testing."

Part one of an exploration into the pathways and pitfalls for good global data protection in an evolving landscape.

Two years after the assassination of Marielle Franco, BKC fellow and filmmaker Leonard Cortana reflects on the subject of his documentary

Proposals that would let people sell their information seem empowering—but they aren’t, writes BKC’s Elizabeth Renieris.

That’s a Dangerous Idea

How collaborative society has come to the rescue where late capitalism has failed.