South Sudan lifts ban on Facebook and TikTok after violent unrest
South Sudan Lifts Ban on Facebook and TikTok: Balancing Online Safety with Public Rights South Sudan, a country plagued by violent unrest, has recently made a significant decision regarding its digital landscape. The authorities in South Sudan have lifted the…
WTO: How e-commerce can bridge the digital divide
WTO: How E-Commerce Can Bridge the Digital Divide The World Trade Organization (WTO) recently emphasized the crucial role of e-commerce in bridging the digital divide and tackling various development challenges. During a discussion on e-commerce, experts underscored the importance of…
Trump signs executive order on speech rights
Analyzing Trump’s Executive Order on Speech Rights: A Concern for Free Speech Advocates President Trump’s recent executive order on speech rights has sparked skepticism among free speech advocates. The order, aimed at addressing concerns about censorship and bias on social…
Media, Technology, and Civic Institutions are Up to the Task of Dealing with Negative AI Generated Election Content
Media, Technology, and Civic Institutions: A Beacon of Hope in Tackling Negative AI-Generated Election Content In the realm of digital landscapes, the prevalence of negative AI-generated content during elections has presented a significant challenge for media, technology, and civic institutions….
NTIA's Initiative to Enhance Digital Literacy in Native Communities
The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is taking a significant step to address the digital divide affecting Native communities across the country. With over $45 million in grant funding available through the Digital Equity Capacity & Planning Grant…
