What is multistakeholderism, and what does it have to do with Big Tech capitalism?

Exploring the rampant issue of online sex-based vilification of women and why digital platforms need to appropriately respond to it in ways that meaningfully mitigate its harms.

Exploring how activists create layered safety within unsafe cyberspaces

The DataSyn team chronicles the stories of activists, workers, and even nation-states’ resistance to, and resilience against Big Tech.

The DataSyn team asked 21 experts to share their media and book recommendations on all things Big Tech to put together this holiday list of reflection, leisure, and introspection.

Exploring a feminist conceptualization of privacy that builds on the contextual and relational nature of privacy.

Unpacking dominant developed countries’ tactic of using spam as a ruse to move trade deals away from the ITU and into the WTO, where they have greater bargaining power.

Exploring the experiences of women platform workers in Kenya.

Exploring how we can walk the tightrope of demanding recognition online, and for safe digital spaces to mobilize, socialize, and work without falling for hegemonic neoliberal feminist identity politics.

Who owns the vast physical infrastructure of the internet, and how is the user’s right to access content and the producer’s right to participate in the internet economy contingent on their interests?