- The Intellectual Dark Web Conservatives Fear -Taylor Link (Salon)
- How Duterte Used Facebook To Fuel the Philippine Drug War - Davey Alba (BuzzFeed News)
- Judging by the Cover: How the Magazine Industry’s Identity Crisis Is Playing Out on Its Front Page - Alyssa Bereznak (The Ringer)
- Data Firms Team up to Prevent the Next Cambridge Analytica Scandal - Issie Lapowsky (Wired)
- The Monopoly-Busting Case Against Google, Amazon, Uber, and Facebook - Russell Brandom (The Verge)
The Intellectual Dark Web Conservatives Fear
By Taylor Link
September 2, 2018
Salon
These anonymous Twitter accounts are the real Intellectual Dark Web, and they’re calling out right-wing media.
How Duterte Used Facebook To Fuel the Philippine Drug War
By Davey Alba
September 4, 2018
BuzzFeed News
"We were seduced, we were lured, we were hooked, and then, when we became captive audiences, we were manipulated to see what other people — people with vested interests and evil motives of power and domination — wanted us to see."
Judging by the Cover: How the Magazine Industry’s Identity Crisis Is Playing Out on Its Front Page
By Alyssa Bereznak
September 4, 2018
The Ringer
Print may be dying, but the magazine cover still plays an essential role in defining—and sustaining—a media brand. Can the cover outlive the magazine?
Data Firms Team up to Prevent the Next Cambridge Analytica Scandal
By Issie Lapowsky
September 17, 2018
Wired
A bipartisan group of political data firms are drafting a set of industry standards that they hope will prevent voter data from being misused like it was in 2016.
The Monopoly-Busting Case Against Google, Amazon, Uber, and Facebook
By Russell Brandom
September 5, 2018
The Verge
What tech companies have to fear from antitrust law.
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