Been there, built that 26 May 2020 What the doctor ordered Nguyen Viet Anh, the co-founder of a Vietnamese website for doctors, on the challenges of digitizing medical data in a country that still values traditional methods
Hong Kong 26 May 2020 Hong Kong’s COVID-19 neighborhood watch The city’s everyday citizens are turning on each other—and turning each other in—for breaking quarantine.
South Korea 19 May 2020 How K-pop fans mobilized globally to change Twitter’s policy When the social media platform threatened to delete a deceased K-pop idol’s account, thousands of fans turned it into a living memorial.
China 12 May 2020 Behind the wall Yes, China's internet is strictly policed, but it's also a place for weirdness, subversion, and the occasional glimpse of freedom.
Hong Kong April 2020 Burning threads How a raucous internet forum became ground zero for the Hong Kong protests
JAPAN April 2020 Japan’s new digital hereafter Robot graves, end-of-life apps, and online funeral portals are changing how Japanese people deal with death.
Japan March 2020 The last pager user Pager services in Japan finally ended in 2019 after half a century. The country's last pager user explains why he held on.
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