La sorpresiva elección de Perú revela profundas divisiones digitales
Los peruanos de zonas rurales no están desconectados, simplemente están fuera de la burbuja limeña
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Peru’s presidential election upset reveals deep digital division
Rural Peruvians aren’t offline, they’re just not in Lima’s social media bubble.
Young Burmese activists are broadcasting anti-coup messages on pirate radio
"This is revolution radio."
“We’ve made no progress”: Silicon Valley investors are still ignoring women-led startups
Claire Díaz-Ortiz, the woman who got the Pope on Twitter, has a plan to get women investing in women.
Singapore’s government critics are crowdfunding their defamation fines
Opposition figures are used to costly suits, but now ordinary people are rallying to help.
Zanzibar’s project to put itself on Google Street View has angered a legion of European video game streamers
During lockdown, the travel game GeoGuessr went viral, inadvertently highlighting inequalities in Google Maps.
What the SPAC explosion means for Latin America
If only the hype in the U.S. doesn’t ruin it for everyone.
Technology is reuniting Chinese-Indonesians with their ancestral names
After decades of forced assimilation by Suharto’s New Order regime, a China-based entrepreneur wants to help a community trace its forgotten roots.
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.
How Jüsto became an investor darling with a basic grocery app
The Mexican startup raised Latin America’s largest series A in a decade.