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Why we shouldn’t be pathologizing online gaming before the evidence is in

David Sutcliffe - 10 October 2017

From private profit to public liabilities: how platform capitalism’s business model works for children

Design ethics for gender-based violence and safety technologies

Cyberbullying is far less prevalent than offline bullying, but still needs addressing

Social media is nothing like drugs, despite all the horror stories

How and why is children’s digital data being harvested?

10 May 2017

We should look to automation to relieve the current pressures on...

20 April 2017

Exploring the world of self-tracking: who wants our data and why?

7 April 2017

Tackling Digital Inequality: Why We Have to Think Bigger

15 March 2017

Exploring the world of digital detoxing

2 March 2017

Estimating the Local Geographies of Digital Inequality in Britain: London and...

1 March 2017

“If you’re on Twitter then you’re asking for it” — responses...

24 February 2017

Is internet gaming as addictive as gambling? (no, suggests a new...

4 November 2016

Facts and figures or prayers and hugs: how people with different...

7 March 2016

How can big data be used to advance dementia research?

16 March 2015

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