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After a poorly-attended Trump rally, older liberals are celebrating online movements that they don’t really understand.
"If you’re an activist today, there is a huge amount of data that is being collected about you that you do not control."
Activists want demonstrators to stay active—but privacy implications abound.
Simple steps to take before hitting the streets
**Open Letter to Steve Huffman and the Board of Directors of Reddit, Inc – If you believe in standing up to hate and supporting black lives, you...
With Facebook Inc. again at the center of another political and social controversy, some of the harshest criticism has come from an unlikely source inside...
How to remove faces and metadata from your protest photos.
Here are some privacy measures you can take
S.T.O.P. details how those engaging in protests and other protected First Amendment activity can protect their privacy.
Media mentors are librarians, educators, and local experts who create space for talking about the online information ecosystem and what we want from it.
The company is treating a moral issue as if it’s a legal one
Law enforcement has more tools than ever to track your movements and access your communications. Here's how to protect your privacy if you plan to protest.
Librarians face challenges, dangerous work conditions, and layoffs, as decisions made in response to COVID-19 expose cracks in leadership and funding.
A small team at the Library of Congress is archiving internet culture as fast as it can (now, from home).
Shuttering public libraries puts a strain on communities—even if it’s the only way to keep people safe.
“Let this be a lesson to other school administrators: if you try to experiment on your campus with racist, invasive surveillance technology, we will come for you. And we don't lose."
Some of its employees tried to stop their company from doing work they saw as unethical. It blew up in their faces.
Ed. Note: I wrote this quickly just to get it all down. I’ll revisit this over time to clean it up, flesh it out. But you’ll get the point. This article by Steven Teles and Mark Schmitt…
Employees are defying a company ban on talking publicly about Amazon practices.