Resources
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EU's Digital Services Act & U.S. Democracy
The EU’s proposed laws would make for more prepared and resilient democracies in the face of algorithmically supercharged violence and hate
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[ Tools and software ]
Simple Search for purer results
The Markup's Simple Search is an extension that highlights the “traditional” or “ten blue link” search results provided by the search engine, laying them over the info boxes and other content.
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Blacklight - A Real-Time Website Privacy Inspector
Who is peeking over your shoulder while you work, watch videos, learn, explore, and shop on the internet?
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[ Blog ]
Building our network of partners
We introduce some of our new partners that are working to reduce the influence of disinformation, blunt the impact of fragmentation and polarisation in society, and ultimately stabilise a modern public sphere capable of supporting democratic self-government.
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[ Article ]
Opinion: Algorithm 'gatekeepers' undermine democracy and health
Realigning the commercial incentives of Big Tech with the values of democracy and social welfare does not mean a government-imposed standard for truth or draconian limits on free speech.
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[ Report ]
Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox
How to truly understand the potential harms of Amazon’s dominance, and how to address the tech giant’s power
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[ Report ]
Digital platforms inquiry - final report
How search engines, social media and content aggregators affect competition in media and advertising, news and journalism
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[ Report ]
Digital Platforms Final Report
Policy brief summarising the main concerns of digital platforms and provides a viable path to address the identified concerns
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[ Report ]
Models for Platform Governance
Platforms threaten our social fabric, our economy and our democracy. To begin to address this, CIGI has convened leading thinkers to explore new models for platform governance.
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[ Report ]
Lazy, Not Biased
Susceptibility to Partisan Fake News Is Better Explained by Lack of Reasoning Than by Motivated Reasoning
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[ Report ]
Digital Deceit I
The Technologies Behind Precision Propaganda on the Internet
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The internet’s evolving role in politics
How emerging technologies are reshaping democracy, the economy and society
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[ Article ]
It’s not that we’ve failed to rein in Facebook and Google. We’ve not even tried
Shoshana Zuboff explains how data doesn’t just help Big Tech predict our behaviour, it changes it. But democracy can fight back.
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[ Article ]
Slouching towards dystopia: the rise of surveillance capitalism and the death of privacy
Our lives and behaviour have been turned into profit for the Big Tech giants – and we meekly click “Accept”. How did we sleepwalk into a world without privacy?
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[ Article ]
The new rules for the internet - and why deleting Facebook isn’t enough
Outlining radical but essential new rules for the internet, because deleting Facebook isn’t enough
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[ Article ]
Russia's Election Interference Is Digital Marketing 101
Ben Scott and Dipayan Ghosh discuss how the unchecked market power of social-media companies is subverting elections.
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[ Article ]
Did Google and Facebook break democracy
Unchecked, the Internet has led our democracy into crisis. Reset’s Ben Scott offers a plan to fix it
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[ Article ]
Defending Democracy
The challenges of shaping a reform agenda to protect democracies from disinformation, polarisation and tribalism.
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[ Video ]
RESET Virtual Learning Exchange
Introductory Video -- Virtual Learning Exchange on Platform Governance and Online Harms
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[ Article ]
Introducing Our Open Calls
Reset announces three open calls to find and fund projects that help tackle surveillance capitalism; to engage a diverse group of individuals and organisations; to build a thriving network; and facilitate the redistribution of knowledge and resources.
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[ Report ]
Age appropriate design: a code of practice for online services
The UK Information Commissioner’s guidance on age-appropriate design for digital services likely to be accessed by children.
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[ Blog ]
Why Technology Will Shape the Future of Democracy
Code can be changed, markets can be regulated, democracy can be strengthened.
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[ Article ]
Disinformation is becoming unstoppable
Why relying on a news marketplace serving advertisers over citizens harms democracy.
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[ Report ]
Center for Humane Technology has this Ledger of Harms on social media
Revealing the negative impacts of social media and mobile tech that harm society but leave company balance sheets unscathed.
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[ Report ]
General Data Protection Regulations
The official GDPR documentation designed to protect fundamental rights and freedoms, particularly on personal data.
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[ Tools and Software ]
Botslayer
Helping users track and detect potential manipulation of information spreading on Twitter
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[ Tools and Software ]
Signal Messenger
Open technology for a fast, simple, and secure messaging experience
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[ Report ]
Digital Deceit II
Offering a broad policy framework to address the digital threat to democracy, and recommending specific proposals.
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[ Podcast ]
The internet’s evolving role in politics
How the dangers of emerging technologies are reshaping democracy, the economy and society.
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[ Article ]
Building our network of partners
We introduce some of our new partners that are working to reduce the influence of disinformation, blunt the impact of fragmentation and polarisation in society, and ultimately stabilise a modern public sphere capable of supporting democratic self-government.