Network Affects
Digital authoritarianism, digital civil liberties, privacy, and free expression.
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Digital Duty of Care: Australia’s New Speech Pacifier (opens the original)
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Germany cannot censor its way out of its political reckoning (opens the original)
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Large-scale political discontent broke loose in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt last weekend, where the Right-populist Alternative für Deutschland achieved almost 44% of the vote, giving it 39 of the 42 seats necessary to govern.The result is driven by a host of issues, among them mass migration, unpopular wars, cost of living, and economic decline. Tone-deaf legacy institutions that have treated citizens less as democrat
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