Protego Press Weekly Roundup- September 11th, 2019
Congress is back in session, and the election cycle continues to ramp up. And at
How disinformation could sway the 2020 election
In 2016, Russian operatives used Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to sow division among American voters
Zao’s deepfake face-swapping app shows uploading your photos is riskier than ever
Alexandros Antoniou, University of Essex The latest photo app craze can make you look like
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- September 4th, 2019
The Labor Day weekend signals that the first full week of September is finally here.
The language gives it away: How an algorithm can help us detect fake news
Have you ever read something online and shared it among your networks, only to find
Lessons in Taking Cybersecurity Concerns Seriously
Calling Off Iowa’s “Digital Caucuses” Is a Wise Display of Caution Caution and restraint are
Fighting For Democracy in a Techno-Authoritarian State
Since this spring, Hong Kong’s residents have been demonstrating against a new law allowing extradition
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- August 29th, 2019
As we head into the Labor Day weekend, here are the technology and policy stories
A cyberattack could wreak destruction comparable to a nuclear weapon
People around the world may be worried about nuclear tensions rising, but I think they’re
Facebook algorithm changes suppressed journalism and meddled with democracy
Facebook’s News Feed algorithm determines what users see on its platform – from funny memes