As 2019 comes to a close, BKC is rounding up some of the exciting things that happened around the Center this year!

Christopher Bavitz and Adam Holland joined an EU meeting to discuss the importance of data transparency in takedown regimes and key learnings from the Lumen Database. 

The Lumen Database helped a researcher uncover widespread fraud and aided in a criminal charge.

GAiA is offering a six-month, part-time fellowship focusing on global public health challenges facing the world’s poor

Jonas Kaiser on what journalists can learn from the late 2000s when it comes to misinformation

A theory of digital ID premised on Helen Nissenbaum’s theory of privacy

If everything can be faked, how can we know anything is real?

Comparing the contents of thirty-six prominent AI principles documents side-by-side

Faculty associate james Wahutu on what he hopes media organizations in the U.S. and the UK will do in 2020.

Leah Plunkett on how you should navigate your child's digital footprint. “To save their childhood, youth today need us, their parents, to fight against our “sharenting”…