Too many public officials buy the Valley’s marketing and mythology at face value.

Why aren’t more people using COVID-19 apps, and why does it matter?

My definition of reading has long since moved to encapsulate more than print-only paradigms.

Immediate publicity for Covid-19 science has become imperative.

Proprietary shuttles us into San Francisco, the so-called “technical mouth / of the bay.”

Warm Bodies is not alone in using the zombie genre to critique our dependence on technology.

Social media platforms are effectively bringing the worst parts of the office online.

Launch House is a way of tapping into a new class of founder-influencers.

With the pandemic rippling through communities and media permeating digital networks, Viral interrogates the intricate, dynamic, and unexpected connections that technology makes possible.

Without radar, the outcome of the war could have been radically different.

“What is the role of the government in regulating the frequency spectrum?”

“As more authoritarian countries implement Chinese surveillance technologies and imitate Chinese surveillance practices, many citizens’ hopes for democratic governance could be diminished.”

Do traditional speech theories hold up against new speech technologies?

Black Voters Matter is centered around the people because we believe that there are a lot of folks that care about Black votes, but don’t care about Black voters.

The responsible and rational thing to do on the internet is to ‘wear a mask’ against social plagues as well.

What is at stake here is the direct future of individual lives as well as the integrity of a judge’s unique discretion.

In a world where 137 questions can change one’s life, governments ought to orient themselves toward a more equitable future, rather than cling to a flawed past.

I worry most about the role of social media in spreading misinformation and disinformation, especially with respect to our elections.

What can computer algorithms reveal about Romantic poetry and the Victorian novel that a human reader cannot?

Digital systems now control everything from our energy grid to transportation systems, educational venues to hospitals, manufacturing practices to elections.

At its heart, science-fiction dreams up ideal worlds as expressions of our innermost desires. This film is an alternative to the many visions of struggle, binaries, finality, and fear.

Cities need a more holistic approach to solving problems: one that includes citizens’ voices and takes into account the smart city solutions as well as the “non-smart” ones.

Deepfakes can render elections meaningless while also dismantling the accountability and governance structures that are central to a vibrant democracy.

China’s attitudes towards its digital civil society is merely an old dance with new moves.

Our inaugural issue, Governance, explores the potential for technology to govern our lived experiences and those of our communities. It challenges us to consider how we govern technology and how technology, in turn, governs us.