The Age of Social Media: Have Photos Lost Their Meaning?

By Jasmin Gamez

Photos have influenced public debate and have contributed to the mobilization of individuals. However, today almost everyone that has a mobile phone with a camera can become a photographer…

Digital Dominance: Is Big Tech Doing Enough to Protect Human Rights?

By Laura Reed

The “big tech reckoning” may finally be upon us.

The Silver Bullet for Media Businesses: Let the Readers Guide You

Lessons learned from the CMDS summer school on funding journalism in the digital age

By Ian Graham & Cristian Lupsa

The Future of China’s Internet: No One Will Be Left Unscored

Scoring is the new pastime in China’s society. With the government in charge as of 2020, it could turn into a torment.

Belarus: Winning Elections, Old-School Style

The local elections in Belarus are a strong indicator that Lukashenko’s regime is there to stay. Some oldfangled gimmicks help them win the needed votes.

America’s Cyberspace: A Return to Isolationism

By Yates Jordan

When Politicians Become the Guy Next Door

By Kamilla Ibragimova

Big Advertisers Crusade for Transparency on Social Media: What’s the Catch?

By Ian Graham

Major advertisers push social media companies for more transparency, but will reform or more extensive data mining be the response?

Beyond Besieged: Understanding the Media’s Ills, And Finding Cures