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PointsJessie Daniels writes about the algorithmic internet. Read on PointsJanuary 2021 -
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ScribdThis report, Improving Social Media: The People, Organizations, and Ideas for a Better Tech Future is directed at policymakers and social media platforms with the express purpose of creating a more holistic, collective approach to improving social media. Read on ScribdJanuary 2021 -
op-ed
WiredIf our government wants to implement a tech-forward agenda, a broken infrastructure with a debugger's eye. Read on WiredDecember 2020 -
op-ed
SlateIt is often said that pornography drives innovation in technology, so perhaps that's why many outlets have framed Pormhub's verification move as "unprecedented." Read on SlateDecember 2020 -
op-ed
Nieman LabSam Hinds and Janet Haven discuss how we will grapple with trust of text-generating AI tools. Read on Nieman LabDecember 2020 -
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PointsResources for journalists covering the election Read on PointsNovember 2020 -
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Data & SocietyListen to ProPublica's Ryan McCarthy discuss election misinformation with Data & Society Research Analyst Cristina Lopez. G. Read moreOctober 2020 -
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Data & SocietyTim Hwang and Moira Weigel discuss the way that big tech financializes attention. Read moreOctober 2020 -
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Data & SocietyAngèle Christin and Joseph Torres analyze racial divisions in media-making and its interplay with data-centric technologies. Read moreOctober 2020 -
op-ed
Columbia Journalism ReviewWhile many conspiracies encourage readers to doubt mainstream sources, QAnon takes things one step further by building an entire knowledge-making institution of its own. And that takes some serious effort. Read on Columbia Journalism ReviewOctober 2020