Diplomacy dies in darkness: Europe and information manipulation
“Information manipulation” or just plain “fake news”? How France is grappling with a very modern threat
Whether it is the refugee crisis, Catalonia, or last...
Russian operatives celebrate Trump’s birthday with new fake news site
A new propaganda website linked to Russia's troll factory has rolled out just in time for Trump's birthday — and they're inviting Americans to...
How digital is your country? Europe needs Digital Single Market to boost its digital...
European Commission published the results of the 2018 Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI), a tool which monitors the performance of Member States in...
Fake terror attacks: why are the frightening pranks going viral?
It sounds like another terrifying story of insurgent terrorism in the Middle East: on Tuesday, men dressed in the black garb of the Islamic...
Kako blokčejn menja novac i poslovanje
Šta je blokčejn? Ako ne znate, trebalo bi da znate; ako znate, verovatno vam je i dalje potrebno izvesno razjašnjenje o tome kako zapravo...
Harnessing innovation through Team Australia
Dr Stephanie Fahey, Chief Executive Officer of Austrade
Competing globally under the banner of Team Australia is crucial to our success – and...
Netizen Report: Germany’s New Social Media Law Puts a Price on Hate Speech
Global Voices Advocacy's Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in Internet rights around the world.
A new German law...
Social media’s impact on war
The largest change brought by social media has been the possibility of access to information. Vietnam, often called the ‘living room war,’ was the...
Cyber-attack on parliament leaves MPs unable to access emails
Parliament has been hit by a “sustained and determined” cyber-attack by hackers attempting to gain access to MPs’ and their staffers’ email accounts. Both...
Ukraine soldiers bombarded by ‘pinpoint propaganda’ texts
KIEV, Ukraine – Television journalist Julia Kirienko was sheltering with Ukrainian soldiers and medics two miles (three kilometers) from the front when their cellphones...