Report 17 September 2021 Cómo Ibai Llanos pasó de comentarista online a cenar con Messi y Shakira Los streamers les están ganando a las emisoras de fútbol tradicionales en su propia cancha. By Leo Schwartz and Lucía Cholakian Herrera
List 17 September 2021 Six things you need to become a certified tech bro in India Presenting Rest of World’s starter kit for fitting in Bengaluru. By Nilesh Christopher
Report 16 September 2021 Streamers are beating traditional sports broadcasters at their own game Spanish streamer Ibai Llanos went from video game commentary to dinner with Messi and Shakira. By Leo Schwartz and Lucía Cholakian Herrera
Report 15 September 2021 How one coder became Indonesia’s misinformation guru In a “dystopian nightmare” internet, Ismail Fahmi holds a strange monopoly on debunking false facts. By Antonia Timmerman
List 10 September 2021 Rest of World’s (very international) streaming guide Our fall viewing guide has everything from Filipino anime to a supernatural drama from Senegal. By Andrew Deck
Ideas 8 September 2021 What Spotify and Apple can learn from Chinese podcasting apps Western platforms are still way behind in giving creators (and fans) the tools to succeed. By Helen Li
Report 6 September 2021 Revolutionary type: Meet the designer decolonizing Chinese fonts Julius Hui, who has done custom work for companies like Tencent, wants to radically rethink Chinese fonts. By Brian Ng
Ideas 1 September 2021 How harassment keeps women politicians offline in Uganda A new study suggests Ugandan women in politics use social media far less than their male counterparts, which could be related to the abuse they experience across platforms. By Garnett Achieng’
Report 30 August 2021 Hard sells and ‘toxic’ targets: How Indian edtech giant Byju’s fuels its meteoric rise Former salespeople say the company pushes its products on parents who can’t afford them. By Akanksha Singh
Report 26 August 2021 In the hands of South Korea’s military recruits, a smartphone is their most dangerous weapon How a viral photo triggered national outrage — and the transformation of a brutal barracks culture. By Steven Borowiec
