New Media Is Misrepresenting Women in Africa: What Feminists Can Do
When computer technology made electronic communication possible, the “new media” emerged: email, chat rooms, blogs,
Media and Misinformation
Welcome to Hell: The White House Social Media Summit Portends A Long Road To 2020
This week the Trump Administration invited far-right trolls for a social media summit held at the White
The Distorter-in-Chief is Hosting a Summit on Distortion on Social Media
This article was originally published on Just Security. Even by President Donald Trump’s standards, Thursday
Reviving the Personal Attack Rule for digital platforms is not a good idea.
A doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi went viral last week, Facebook de-ranked it
A Proposal To Redress Malicious Social Media Posts Targeting Public Figures
The FCC’s Personal Attack Rule- struck down in 2000- should be resurrected. By Justin Hendrix
Twitter’s Revised World Leader Policy is Still Sanctioned Bullying
Twitter is exploring ways to add a disclaimer or other context around Tweets from world leaders that
The Lessons Facebook Ought To Learn About Inclusion
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has filed a lawsuit against Facebook on
Facebook’s Moment for Thought Leadership on Internet Regulation Has Passed
It’s no surprise that Mark Zuckerberg has called for “updating the rules for the Internet”
Sizing Up Facebook’s New Disclosures About the Christchurch Shooting
This post is published in collaboration with Just Security. On Wednesday, Facebook released new information about how
Facebook’s New Groove: Did Anything Really Change?
Last week, Mark Zuckerberg announced “A Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking”. “I understand that many people