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Uncovering the patterns and practice of censorship in Chinese news sites

Sonya Song - 8 August 2013

Surveillance in NYC's financial district. Photo by Jonathan McIntosh (flickr).

Exploring the Ethics of Monitoring Online Extremism

Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

Stormzy 1: The Sun 0 — Three Reasons Why #GE2017 Was the Real Social Media Election

Is China changing the Internet, or is the Internet changing China?

Back to the bad old days, as civil service infighting threatens...

10 August 2016

Why does the Open Government Data agenda face such barriers?

26 January 2015

Is China shaping the Internet in Africa?

15 August 2013

The complicated relationship between Chinese Internet users and their government

1 August 2013

Online collective action and policy change: new special issue from Policy...

18 March 2013

Of course social media is transforming politics. But it’s not to...

9 January 2017

Could Voting Advice Applications force politicians to keep their manifesto promises?

12 June 2017

Do Finland’s digitally crowdsourced laws show a way to resolve democracy’s...

16 November 2015

Five Pieces You Should Probably Read On: The US Election

20 January 2017

Does crowdsourcing citizen initiatives affect attitudes towards democracy?

22 November 2015

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