Recent scandals have put Big Tech back on the political agenda, but clear ideological differences between parties show that regulation is still a long way off.
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Peru’s Digital Divide in Public Education Calls for Urgent Measures
COVID-19 has underscored that Peruvian students and educators need digital literacy and media in public education to exercise their rights fully.
How Effective Is Digital Activism?
Digital activism generates the most success when used as a complementary tool to offline activities or to encourage offline activism.
The Limits of Our Free Press
Fake news and post-truth politics seem to be the word on everyone’s tongues these days when they talk about the Free Press and today’s news media.
When Self-Regulation Is Not Enough: A Look at Food Marketing to Children
Self-regulation provides positive press for companies, but corporate social responsibility does not protect children from harmful food marketing.
You’ve Heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. So What’s “Giving Tuesday?”
Giving Tuesday, five days after Thanksgiving, is dedicated to giving back to the nonprofit community.