The Global Gig Workers 21 September 2021 ‘We’re all fighting the giant’: Gig workers around the world are finally organizing Faced with fragility and uncertainty, gig workers are connecting across borders to challenge platforms’ power and policies.
The Global Gig Workers 21 September 2021 The investors pushing the gig model around the world Backed by influential financiers, platform companies are carving up global markets.
The Global Gig Workers 21 September 2021 The gig workers index: Mixed emotions, dim prospects A survey of nearly 5,000 gig workers in 15 countries compares the experience of platform work worldwide.
Q & A 31 August 2021 How a VC kingmaker spots the next big startup Investor Vishal Harnal's first tip: look at China, not Silicon Valley copycats.
Report 25 August 2021 “Billions of requests, thousands of dollars”: Inside a massive cyberattack on a Philippine human rights group Researchers say they traced the month-long DDoS attack back to an Israeli company’s network.
Report 28 July 2021 “Fake news” laws are failing to stem Covid-19 misinformation in Southeast Asia Singapore’s conspiracists thrive on Telegram, while a punk rocker and a former health official drive rumors in Indonesia.
Report 19 July 2021 The pandemic didn’t kill Singapore’s UNESCO-listed food stalls. Delivery apps might Super apps like Grab can afford to burn cash, but the restaurants they work with can't.
News 16 July 2021 Trust me, I’m a used car dealer app From Malaysia to Mexico, used car marketplace apps are raking in investments and becoming unicorns.
Feature 11 May 2021 “They want us to disappear” Myanmar’s coup threatens to wipe out a generation of vloggers, influencers and tech entrepreneurs.
News 21 April 2021 Why China is pioneering the next generation of social media AIG CEO Andy Tian says the super-apps of the future will be “much more diverse, much more fragmented, much more interesting.”
