Report 17 June 2021 Koo is selling itself as a Twitter substitute in Nigeria The Indian microblogging app has built a partisan audience in India by supporting government restrictions on social platforms.
News 16 June 2021 The limits of Modi’s power to control Twitter India’s courts, not the government in New Delhi, have the authority to end ‘safe harbor’ protections for the platform.
Feature 10 June 2021 “Amazon Go Back”: Meet the Indian merchant waging war on Jeff Bezos Praveen Khandelwal has built a name fighting against e-commerce. Now, he’s launching his own online marketplace.
News 1 June 2021 How India fell in, then out of love with Twitter Last week’s police raids on Twitter’s offices in Delhi mark a low point for the platform.
News 7 May 2021 Indian delivery giant touts pandemic profits— while drivers suffer through a deadly second wave Ahead of its IPO, Zomato drivers are paying for their own masks and sanitizer.
News 3 May 2021 With threats and trolls, organizing online Covid-19 relief in India gets complicated During the country’s worst public health crisis, organizers say police threats have made sharing resources online difficult.
News 20 April 2021 As the pandemic rages, desperate Indians are turning to online crowdsourcing for help With little state resources, citizen-led online initiatives are helping people find everything from oxygen to ICU beds.
News 29 March 2021 The mysterious user editing a global open-source map in China’s favor Open-source tools underpin technology used by millions of people, but they’re also vulnerable to manipulation.
News 26 March 2021 “We are getting less money after working more”: Why Amazon drivers are going on strike in India The demonstration will be the first nationwide protest at the e-commerce giant.
