A dog named Watson shows us the cutest way to say I'm sorry. Museums around the world duke it out online in a battle of bums. Facebook's own auditors say the platform lets hate speech and misinformation thrive. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
How do you identify with the internet health movement? Why is it important to you? What will you do in the next ten years to participate in the movement?
Take some time to reflect on your experience online and think through how your experiences have shaped your story. How can you turn your story into action for the good of the digital rights community?
Fat bear cams are back! Doomscrolling is a thing and it's not good for us. A real life story about how faulty facial recognition harmed one man's life. Check out this week's news of the internet from awesome to awful.
Zoom’s decision comes on the heels of loud -- and deserved -- opposition by tens of thousands of consumers, and also organizations like Mozilla, EFF, and others.
Misinformation manifests in many ways. Pollicy, a technology research group based out of Uganda, wants to spotlight the issue. With their Creative Media Award winning project Choose Your Own Fake News, the group has devised a game that shows how easily false information can spread.
