Examining the glaring gaps between the promise and reality of the ‘light’ ecological footprint of digital technologies.

A summary of key reflections from IT for Change’s State of Big Tech compendium.

People have been taking to Web 3.0 while looking for alternatives to dominant forms of predatory and destructive capitalism. But does Web 3.0 have the same power structures and logics that govern Big Tech?

The platform economy presents challenges that need newer policies beyond the competition law regime. What can these new approaches look like?

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.

Can India’s smart cities be built using equitable and participatory technological infrastructure and governance processes for public data?

Exploring workers’ struggle to reclaim the means of self-determination, resisting the steady march of dominant platforms.

Unpacking the overtures of the Chinese state against its home grown Big Tech companies.

A conversation with Kate Lappin about a new social contract for the data age.