J. Emory ParkerIn response to Eli Lake on TwitterHow should journalists feel about social media companies banning objectionable speech?Aug 15, 2018Aug 15, 2018
J. Emory ParkerA Manifesto for an Ethical InternetIn the year two-thousand-fifteen a global, real-time communication network called “the internet” was a wonder unlike any the world had seen…Jan 13, 2016Jan 13, 2016
J. Emory ParkerA New Year’s Resolution for News DevelopersIn 2015 we began to talk about and understand the emerging problem of website bloat and how that impacts user experience.Jan 1, 2016Jan 1, 2016
J. Emory ParkerActually, The Verge is right: the mobile web sucks and we need a reckoningI read this article today. It’s taking tech news site The Verge to task because a few days ago they published an article complaining about…Jul 24, 2015Jul 24, 2015
J. Emory ParkerHow we polled the entire SC State legislature and shared the results liveAn experiment in real-time accountabilityJul 22, 20151Jul 22, 20151
J. Emory ParkerThere is a song that has disappeared from the (legitimate) internetThe risk of handing your media library over to a streaming serviceJul 13, 2015Jul 13, 2015
J. Emory ParkerFacebook publishing news benefits nobody except FacebookThe New York Times dropped this article today confirming what people have long been suspecting: Facebook wants news sites to publish…Mar 24, 20151Mar 24, 20151
J. Emory ParkerWhat is net neutrality?Why an important question about infrastructure isn’t a partisan political issueNov 11, 2014Nov 11, 2014
J. Emory ParkerThe Bill of Rights kills jobsPrivate-sector job creation threatened by unnecessary enumeration of rightsNov 10, 2014Nov 10, 2014
J. Emory ParkerUnequal Opportunity: Web development after net neutralityExploring scenarios for independent and small developers in a post-neutral internetJan 15, 2014Jan 15, 2014
