Reports 6 May 2022 Where anonymity on Twitter is a matter of life or death Elon Musk’s desire to ‘authenticate all humans’ has users in countries like Myanmar and Saudi Arabia worried for their lives. By Andrew Deck, Emily Fishbein and Genevieve Glatsky
Ideas 30 March 2022 Buy or get bought: African tech is on a mergers and acquisitions spree Flush with VC investment, companies are under great pressure to scale rapidly or cash out. By Yinka Adegoke
News 14 February 2022 U.S. could be a retail “graveyard” for ultrafast delivery app Getir, analysts say For global delivery startups, the U.S. is the biggest market — and the biggest risk. By Vittoria Elliott
News 21 January 2022 World Wide Wordle: What it takes to bring the viral game into other languages As Wordle takes off globally, players are making their own versions in Portuguese, Turkish and even Tamil. By Andrew Deck
The Destabilization Experiment 17 December 2021 The uncomfortable link between the U.S. insurrection and Tahrir Square revolution Social media has gone from being the savior of democracy to the scourge of democracy. How did it come to this? By Michael Karanicolas
Reports 22 November 2021 Facebook may be dangerously unprepared for Libya’s upcoming presidential election, documents show Researchers say the company has struggled to control hate speech and misinformation in the fast-moving conflict. By Vittoria Elliott
The Destabilization Experiment 18 November 2021 Facebook is bad at moderating in English. In Arabic, it’s a disaster The platform must work with communities on the ground to design policies on moderation and be fully transparent about them. By Marwa Fatafta
Lists 11 November 2021 From Amazon Prime Day to Big Billion Day: How e-commerce ‘holidays’ conquered consumerism There's a wealth of shopping festivals from around the world. By Meaghan Tobin
Features 30 September 2021 How Istanbul became the Silicon Valley of the mobile gaming industry Overworked and underpaid developers are helping fuel Istanbul's mobile gaming bonanza. By Kaya Genç
Ideas 22 September 2021 Refugees help power machine learning advances at Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon Big tech relies on the victims of economic collapse. By Phil Jones
